So this man comes with many others they surround the wall and see that there's no door or gate climbing is impossible and ladders are anyway prohibited so each person looked around and said- if there's no door no opening etc. so this is pointless, it's a joke! but one wise man said, if the king put the treasure there and said that it is possible that means that there's a strategy here that I must look for he thought about it a great deal and all of a sudden he was seen walking back 10 meters he gained speed and ran into the wall- and as soon as he hit the wall the paper ripped and he went inside it turns out that the entire wall was made out of paper but it had the image of a wall so everyone stressed over it saying it's impossible but as soon as you see that it's just paper (the evil inclination tempts us with papers) once you break in, you will see that the walls will break and you are inside the treasure chambers etc this is the principle that the Ramchal is discussing here he says- you should know that the thoughts and imagination that make you think that reaching great heights is an impossible task- are more than what is true in reality but when a person gains the courage to take one step after the next with the proper guidance and on the proper path... he concludes by saying "This is borne out by experience." the Ramchal himself had experience attaining these levels we already mentioned in the first lesson that the Vilna Gaon said about the Ramchal that whoever writes a book, the book is greater than its author- meaning, when someone writes a book he writes how one should ideally behave- if you ask him, do you practice everything you preach? he will say - "I wish!" but it is very difficult to find a person who is perfect in all the levels and heights that he writes about so the book is greater than the author- the Vilna Gaon says that this book, 