A man fails himself when he fails to learn. Wisdom and understanding make a man a good husband; without it he can neither be brave, honest, or victorious and adorned with honor; it continues to make him do well, to teach well, and to rule well. When a man fails himself he fails those around him.
— Papi Proverb 741
Though one should certainly employ the attribute of common sense often - one should also know it is overrated - look around - and think better thoughts.
As one learns to ignore each limit seen in this world, the unseen, limitless, countermeasure of the next world is embraced to be known.
— Papi Proverb 579
Either deficiency or immensity of one’s own knowledge registers the contradictory or supportive level for the knowledge of another … should that level of knowledge desire to increase and include all...
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