ABSTRACT
The Meditation begins with the now familiar review of the meditator’s cognitive situation. She proclaims her epistemic achievements: “During these past few days I have accustomed myself to leading my mind away from the senses; and I have taken careful note of the fact that there is very little about corporeal things that is truly perceived, whereas much more is known about the human mind, and still more about God” (7:52-3).
