Hence the knowledge of what we see, hear, feel, taste and smell is abstractly symbolic and relative, the only absolute knowledge we can possibly have—if knowledge it be—is a consciousness of our infinite existence.
Woodhull discusses the nature of knowledge and consciousness in relation to existence.
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