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He doesn't possess wealth that allows it to possess him. [Benjamin Franklin]
Hanker not for another man's wealth and possessions. [Cf. Old Egyptian
sentence]
Contents
Supporting "well medleys" are presupposed
throughout:Briefing: Good Tidings
A Swede confided to us that many who
studied "rabbi wisdom teachings", or kabbalah, went insane, and that
he hoped his nephew would study it (!).
This somewhat alarming tale aside or not, there are those who connect with
"insider teachings" and then get unable to move on in tidy ways. However, to be connected
to inherited wisdom teachings and schools can be good and work well too. To get access to
that sort of knowledge: there are many established traditions which have
survived.
Connecting may rest on being acceptable in the first place, and
that may be sabotaged by not just rabbi-endorsed lifestyles. It may be
enough to seem out of place, or perhaps retired. In some cases those who
bring unwelcome facts to light, are ousted. Many prominent scientists
were, and not just those that were burned on the stake.
If someone who connects in time later offends social
acceptability, it may or may not be pardoned. Then a suspicion may linger
or hover over the individual. If so, one has to make the best out of it.
It pays to be careful. What is unfair to an individual, may hinder
advances, but also the resistance, the capacity to withstand pressures as
time goes on.
On these pages the stance is: It is not unacceptable to search for wisdom and
things uncommon if one is able to move along through that sort of endeavours, and in
shapely ways too. Also, the ability to foretell future happenings is to be hankered after.
So is solid knowledge. The judges of Israel used divination, and so
did famous kings.
Who can be really spiritual without riding his own horse? [Metaphoric teachings
implied]
Sage Words
To help a sound measure of goodness succeed on the way on and up,
be stout - be brave enough and follow suit and fit nicely in inside common
sense.
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