Franklin Merrell-Wolff describes various schemas that have been used to represent psychological or philosophical truth, and points out that any such statement is true or false with respect to a base of reference. He argues that any conceptual representation can at best “point” to a reality, and that this holds true whether the referent lies in the perceptual order or in the introceptual order. He concludes with the suggestion of a schema that may lead one from the conceptual order to the introceptual order.