The Perfect Man. 247
Into sub-moral, moral, and super-moral; sub-
moral, wherein the distinctions between right
and wrong are not seen,and man follows his
desires, without question, without scruple;moral, wherein right and wrong are seen,
become ever more defined and mclusive, and
obedience to lawisstriven after; super-moral,
wherein external law is transcended, because
thedivinenaturerulesitsvehicles. Inthemoral
condition, law is recognised as a legitimate
barrier, a salutary restraint; "Do this";
"Avoid that"; the man struggles to obey,
and there is a constant combat between the
higher and the lower natures. In the super-
moral state the divine life in man finds its
natural expression without external direction;