One’s punishment, re-ordered as instruction instead, for transgressions made due to ignorance, provides the place now achieved by the transgressor to be considerably more advanced than one halted for penalty.
— Papi Proverb 297
The answer to the question present is relative to before and after; it is also wise neither to reject nor to forget the true answer.
Argument is the uninvited guess at the table of knowledge; fear seats the wise to hear, and understanding is the first served.
One is not born with the power, but rather the potential, to hurt or beguile another; it must be learned and practiced to be of any consequence; the first pinch and the first bite must be discouraged in love. —...
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