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 end of one’s week should be viewed often even as the end of one’s life. The beginning of one’s week should be viewed often long before the end of one’s week; in what place to spend it –...
One should never entertain ten separate thoughts on the subject; unless one is willing and able to corral and consolidate the ten into a single motive, one is left paralyzed in decision and subsequent remedial action...
The question is – will you? Intent hungers for completion; for the measure of a man’s perfection, or the lack thereof, is ofttimes reflected in the things that he has never got around to doing. — Papi...
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