The shutting of the eye helps one see.

The two paths of healing a man, and the difference between a medical cure and a spiritual one — a distinction the module refuses to blur in either direction. The principles of advanced religiosity. Whether spirituality is enough, and the more uncomfortable question of what spirituality lacks.

Then the new Eucharist. Soul gestures and artistic singing. Spiritual hospitality, which is a smaller virtue than it sounds and harder. The hero, and the city of God he is walking toward. Why men are afraid of knowledge, and what a spiritual appetite is for. What happened to the old magic. Salvation set against church doctrine. And the blink of an eye, taken apart — the shortest event a person can name, and it has parts.

Two weeks with it. Long enough to go through the whole module more than once, which is how these are usually taken.

The White Room comes with it, and does not expire. One key, used once, and the room stays open — no renewal, no second charge, no end date. It is the one room here that isn’t a lecture, and the students who already began are in it.