The one, who offends another because of ignorance, is more often than not, unaware of the transgression, but in discovery prefers to hide rather than converse concerning the offense; should not another make it easier for the one to gain knowledge?
— Papi Proverb 294
To consciously or otherwise choose to ignore, or endeavor to defeat, as an enemy – “the formidable power of consequence” – is by that same choice to sustain the debilitation of ignorance...
As honey is tasted so is wisdom; in understanding, it is delightfully savored.
Every controversy among men has a just participant; without this acknowledgement the resolve in this world, and the one to come, is impossible.
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