|  | “How I like to think about it is that The  Three are a transformative order which will come to replace the Seven now that the  calendar is over. That moving block of fifty-six days has no power over us anymore.  We cannot control time. That’s the keynote  that El Rey wanted to lay on us. The crux of the kerygma is a  restoration of an undifferentiated alwaysness that stretches before and behind.  You can’t say, this is now and that was then and over there lies the future. We must retake responsibility!”
 “I’m not sure I know anything anymore,” said  Pan.
 
 “That’s it! The three through the two are resolved  into the one! The one is all time!  Can you feel it, Peter? Can you feel the walls breaking down? And when time  becomes a oneness, what happens to space? To be co-eternal is to be  omnipresent. How did I not see that before?”
 
 “You know. I think I’m going to take a few  days away in Balisedre. You keep working on this though, you hear? But I’m  going incommunicado, so like: don’t call me, I’ll call you, okay?”
 
 “Can you feel the power? It’s in the air  around us. All around us! This is The Temple, man! We’ve broken through the  Narthex! Are you ready to drink from The Chalice?”
 
 “I’ll send you a postcard, baczboy.”
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