The counsel of a man resembles the man of counsel. The subject on which he speaks and the advice given will be evidenced as true or false, foolish or profound, learned or unlearned; and the eyes of the hearer should aid the ears of the seer.
— Papi Proverb 356
Remembering evil causes evil to remember, and consequently it shows itself; remembering good likewise causes good to be present.
There is an aggravation that accompanies the soul that has the present assignment to subtly discern shades of violations concerning rightness; the aggregated view of perfection inevitably becomes its own reward. ...
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