Knowledge, due to the scope of its venue, has the assignment of interrupting sentiment and emotion; truth then rearranges misunderstandings by degree, enabling one to embrace the reality of Divine Providence.
— Papi Proverb 453
Time spent in believing a liar is a waste of time, and the measure of belief spent is also a waste; if one especially and measurably acts according to the lie, it adds insult to injury.
— Papi Proverb 423
Wisdom presents itself in the concept of the beginning precept upon which each additional precept is added; in order that one might sequentially understand eternity.
Modesty will not invite herself and will not stay where she is only occasionally given invitation.
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