Robert M. Pirsig Quotes

Coastal People Never Really Know What The Ocean Symbolizes To Landlocked Inland People - What A Great Distant Dream It Is, Present But Unseen In The Deepest Levels Of Subconsciousness, And When They Arrive At The Ocean And The Conscious Images Are Compared With The Subconscious Dream There Is A Sense Of Defeat At Having Come So Far To Be So Stopped By The Mystery That Can Never Be Fathomed. The Source Of It All.

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