SURREXIT A UTEM SAULUS DE TERRA APERTISQUE OCULIS NIHIL VIDEBAT This text which I have quoted in Latin is written by Saint Luke in Acts about Saint Paul. It means: “Paul rose from the ground and with open eyes saw nothing.” I think this text has a fourfold sense. One is that when he rose up from the ground with open eyes he saw Nothing, and the Nothing was God; for when he saw God he calls that Nothing. The second: When he got up he saw nothing but God. The third: In all things he saw nothing but God. The fourth: When he saw God, he saw all things as nothing….





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