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HORIZON, SAIL OFF INTO THE WIDE BLUE

HORIZON, SAIL OFF INTO THE WIDE BLUE
ScnMaster
disappear suddenly or unexpectedly, leaving no indication of where one has gone. Used figuratively in this lecture. ExDn Lectures Approved Glossary: Expanded Dianetics and Word Clearing (7 April 1972)
HORIZON, SAIL OFF INTO THE WIDE BLUE
ScnTUEU
disappear suddenly or unexpectedly, leaving no indication of where one has gone. Used figuratively in this lecture.a coined variation of the phrase into the blue meaning into the far distance; also, into the unknown. The word blue here refers to the sky or atmosphere and horizon is the line or circle seen at a distance that forms the apparent boundary between the earth and sky. Thus, to sail off into the wide blue horizon is to go off to distant regions or places unknown.