VIOLET, the first visible colour of the rainbow, represents the knowledge of reality at its lower levels afforded by the physical and biological sciences, that is to say, man's more abstract knowledge of matter and biological life, and union with them-though it is a union which is also separation.
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The Bow in the Clouds
An Essay Towards the Integration of Experience 1932
by E. I. Watkin
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"VIOLET, the first visible colour of the rainbow, represents the knowledge of reality at its lower levels afforded by the physical and biological sciences, that is to say, man's more abstract knowledge of matter and biological life, and union with them-though it is a union which is also separation."
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