To know what a man presently loves listen to his voice, for it is both affectionate and approving. The knowledge of those things opposite to the nature of his love, which was prepared in his mind, released in his spirit, and set forth from his heart for embattlement until overcome by the soul, are likewise reflected, in his present voice.
— Papi Proverb 268
Finite is to the intrinsic, as infinite is to the extrinsic, separated only by the material veil of flesh; once removed, the two unite in the oneness of a proportionate existence housing the soul. — Papi Proverb...
To have no interest in the rule is also to have no interest in the reason for the rule; all actions have rules and all rules have consequences.
— Papi Proverb 235
An isolated soul will find itself as such; as it spends the daily allotment of time on self-indulgences only.
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