Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 156 | "It is for this View more quotes about reason">reason," said the man, "that I remain an Initiate". |
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Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 153 | I looked at the Initiate for a long time, and wondered if he spoke the truth. |
| 33 | 154 | These were the strangest things I had heard from the lips of an Initiate, most of whom seemed interminably embroiled in the rituals of their caste, in the arrogance and archaic pedantry of their kind. |
| 33 | 155 | I trembled for a moment, perhaps from the chill winds sweeping down the Sardar. |
| 33 | 156 | "It is for this reason," said the man, "that I remain an Initiate". |
| 33 | 157 | "There are Priest-Kings," I said at last. |
| 33 | 158 | "I know," said Om, "but what have they to do with what is most important for man?" I thought about it for a moment. |
| 33 | 159 | "I suppose," I said, "—very little". |
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I looked at the Initiate for a long time, and wondered if he spoke the truth.
These were the strangest things I had heard from the lips of an Initiate, most of whom seemed interminably embroiled in the rituals of their caste, in the arrogance and archaic pedantry of their kind.
I trembled for a moment, perhaps from the chill winds sweeping down the Sardar.
"It is for this reason," said the man, "that I remain an Initiate".
"There are Priest-Kings," I said at last.
"I know," said Om, "but what have they to do with what is most important for man?" I thought about it for a moment.
"I suppose," I said, "—very little".
- (Priest-Kings of Gor)