The commune of one guided by a haughty spirit, releases the chance of exchange with the mind of higher accord by that mind’s aversion to irritable stimulus; one may find their art of speech ignored and no response coming.
— Papi Proverb 286
Man individually enslaves himself to the traditions of culture, of religion, of race, and the intensity of the greed by which each man seeks these things forge the chain that binds him to a certain side of the great...
Perception of the rite of imitation makes the choice of promoting one entity over another entity personally acceptable.
Affirmations truthfully expressed sink quickly in the psychic of the soul and linger long in the mix of truth and time to rise again and again in flood of answers as to how and to why.
— Papi Proverb 630
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