Every outward blemish upon the fruit is indicative of the inevitable ruin within; eventually, inside and out, it looks bad, smells bad, tastes bad, and you know the rest … so don’t let the fruit spoil with deficiencies.
— Papi Proverb 753
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The power to release an action must be concentrated on a subject; therefore, concentrated energy released in form of prayer must be accompanied by boundary of expectation.
— Papi Proverb 621
The Artistry Of Listening #104
When one in the anxiety of carnality disrupts the silence to speak, the artistry of listening fails to confirm the reward of its crown.
Proverb #652
When a man has made a habit of making poor choices and unwise decisions and everyone including himself knows it, he should not be incensed if another questions his advisements.
— Papi Proverb 652
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