Wolff’s Record of His “Fundamental Realizations”
After Wolff’s “First Fundamental Realization” on August 7, 1936, he began a journal that chronicled his experience and reflections during the one-hundred-and-one days that followed. Several years later, Wolff had the journal typed into manuscript form with the title “From Point-I to Space-I.” The manuscript included a foreword written by his wife, an introduction dated February 20, 1939, a two-part addenda consisting of a remark titled “Two Years Later” (and dated January 30, 1939) along with a glossary of various terms found in the work. Wolff also added an appendix to Chapter LLII on “The High Indifference” that he dated January 19, 1939 and placed at the end of the manuscript. This document would be published five years later with the title “Pathways Through to Space,” but without the foreword or introduction. This journal is available here. (473 pages)
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