Dr. Celso, talking about Feeling, simulates a person’s meditation:

“What do I seek…?

“You know, my God, I look at the sky, I see your stars, I see all this vastness, I see this infinity… and I realize that I’m in no condition to know what I seek. But while I’m in no condition to know what I seek, something very important appears in me: it is called Feeling. And I feel, I feel that from this search for… I don’t know what… But I feel that what I’m going to find is something great. I feel it as I look at your stars, as I look at your sun, as I look at your flowers, as I look… I feel it’s something great!

“I don’t know what it is. And I doubt that anyone on the face of the Earth knows, using what little they have. But I feel that what awaits me is great; as great as your sun, as magnificent as your stars. And sometimes, walking along your ways, the Milky Way and others, I suddenly rejoice, because it seems I have found what I was searching for – and I don’t know what it is! I just feel it’s great.

“Anyway, Lord, thank you very much for, although you’ve given me a small ability to know, thank you for having given me the ability to Feel.”

Dr. Celso concludes:

From this moment on, people then start to cultivate Feeling.