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In the waters of wide Agony.
[Percy Bysshe Shelley]
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Supporting "well medleys" are presupposed
throughout:Briefing
Those who assist others, try to draw on resources that eventually give help. Talking or
writing figuratively - by suggestions - is one such source. It may assist growth in
springtime, that is, give indications that help learning and development in the spring of
childhood and youth.In some teachings the sea is a metaphor for the Deep Mind, or Ocean of Consciousness. So when the surface of the sentences talk of seas and seafarers, maybe the deep meaning intended is about self-development in the hidden sea, the Deep Mind. Many yoga teachings are about that, as a matter of fact.
Sage Words
The Emerson quotations about self-confidence are hard to live up to. Maybe you should not
try. At any rate, measure your strengths and what the tasks require in a worst case
scenario, just to be on the safe side. And study so as to know what resources to draw on as
you go ahead.
One step at a time is considered a safe procedure for it.
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