The eye is a spirit in the soul, untouched by time and flesh, flowing from the Spirit, remaining the Spirit, wholly spiritual. ... it is free of all names and void of all forms.

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• The word picture captures just what you have seen so far in your inner eye, adding little that is not generated by the living process.claim0.754
  Explains why verbal description matches the mind's eye medium.
• The feeling or vision of emotional substance comes into our minds from the whole which exists.claim0.751
• I am seeing God, the glowing of all things, shining out from that old brick wall, or from that bush, or from that face, or from the flowers in a vase.claim0.747
  Alexander equates the faintly glowing quality with an immanent God shining through matter.
• Inner light is the feeling of undivided unity, a first direct experience of the I.claim0.743
• Inner light provides a direct glimpse of the I.claim0.742
• Inner light is objectively present in some colored things and absent in others, and can be discerned through direct comparison.claim0.739
• "There is something ineffable, a mystical core in things, that is deeply related to our own individual self, and that THIS — not something else — is the true core both of matter and of architecture."quote0.735
  Closing statement of the Mid-Book Appendix identifying the I as the foundation of both matter and architecture.
• The best canvas for the evolution of form is the inner eye, the mind's eye, guided by a word picture.claim0.733
  Advocacy for a fluid, non-graphic medium early in design.