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ONE LOOKS back with appreciation to the brilliant teachers, but with gratitude to those who touched our human feelings. The curriculum is so much necessary raw material, but warmth is the vital element for the growing plant and for the soul of the child. [Carl G. Jung]
GOOD HUMOUR isn't merely due to a bundle of traits inside a
character, it may be the outcome of an art assiduously practiced. [Cf.
David Seabury]
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Supporting "well medleys" are presupposed
throughout:Briefing
Some tales are forerunners of combat and training.
IT'S NOT sordid in itself that able men are trained and drilled or have to
take orders in so doing. The success of combats depends on success in
martial arts, which in turn reduce the chances of taking orders from
enemies - even friends.But first things first. In learning martial arts and their combat skills and tactics, one has to take orders and go with the flow for a time. Then things could change, even deeply.
Those who combat well, are sustained by own understanding of many things. Experience may have taught what could be of real worth, and what assets are worth striving for and having. In some circumstances unity is such an asset. The survival of nations - large groups of men and women and so on - often depend on it. It suggests that not all things have to get sordid for those who go with the flow and accept such as military training.
In addition to that, some live to tell. Use intuition and inspiration to become a story-teller, and temper the stories by what is shown from the reactions of listeners: that could be good.
History is the versions of winning sides. Not only bold people win strides.
Sage Words
Do not stop thinking of life as an adventure. [Eleanor Roosevelt]
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