To consciously or otherwise choose to ignore, or endeavor to defeat, as an enemy – “the formidable power of consequence” – is by that same choice to sustain the debilitation of ignorance regarding the arsenal of participants that will rally to the challenge.
— Papi Proverb 764
The mind, which absolves itself from political process and outcome, must adhere to higher resolve; conclusiveness belongs to the cycles of divine providence.
Sufficiency defines and satisfies itself; being taught of wisdom, it sets precise limitation on every aspect of divine providence.
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 –...
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