Beaver Wisdom
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Let lovely friends bring useful gifts
Getting old tends to require a "good flow" of id and its outlets. In this series 'beaver' represents human id.
Hatred can
keep you wide awake and alarmed, instead of better things
DON'T gloat when your timber tree falls; to show partiality in judging is not
good.Don't love sleep or you'll grow poor; stay awake and you'll become a maniac. [A suitable middling route should be found.]
Better a meal of cabbage where there's lusty, all right love than a fattened calf filled with hatred. 15
Stupid
interpretations fairly often stiffle the good flow of instructions
The beaver who leaves the path of beavers before him, could be in dire trouble
before the end of the day.Don't exploit the poor because they're friends of beavers, living in huts and sheds like them.
Stop listening to absolutely stupid instruction and interpolation, or in the end it could damn your fare.
Menial work
tends to wear out and not bring best fruits
DON'T be satisfied to do menial work; go for great results, rather. Read such messages that bring out something "best" in you, or help you to identify or confirm this and that as tied in to
your own deep experiences, if you can. Thus, perceive what you need and favour little
apart from it till you are well and safe, at least seemingly. [#4.1]
If you're too weak, you'll groan even if you wade
Near the end
of your life, the tongue should be used well!
Let the works of sound beaver wisdom bring lots of praise.At the end of your life you are likely to groan anyway.
Tricky speech
can bewilder. Don't believe crazy jokes. Ask for evidence, rather
THE WICKED lover hearts harbour deceit though their speech could be charming. Don't believe such ones. Who are they? Hearts can tell.Do the work
you can, embrace work that counts, and ask to be shown the way - try that
VERY significant ideas that rise "out of the ocean inside" have to be welcomed,
taken care of and nourished. Thereby what emerges from inside can get good chances to
manifest in the open, and further.It could work well to embrace significant understanding and bring it to work in one's life.
Transmitting lips should be clean and tidy, and also not merely blowing soap bubbles
Spend what is
needed to find truths that count. Here you may learn to compose them too
THE BEAVER who conceals his hatred has not friendly lips.Even a beaver young is known by his actions; you do well to avoid a beaver who talks too much. 2, 20
Of fleeting
moments, those spent in straight frivolity may count among the best
Like a gold ring in a pig's snout is a beautiful virgin bride.A beaver who gains the path of understanding pursues righteousness and finds the good loom also.
Simplicity
and frivolity are like cousins, love to find things beautiful too
GOOD frivolity is a kindred of learning. What is imagined inside may come to your
rescue and bring wisdom from on high.Your mind soars and imagines things "up there".
To associate with bad ones may ruin your reputation. [#6.1]
Don't join crushing and lying tongues where they are
Guarding your
heart is plenty to do, and wise too
Don't join those beavers who drink too
much grape wine or become the food of others.Guard your heart, for it's the wellspring of life.
A deceitful tongue crushes the spirit.
Get favoured
in any way you can. Even disgrace may favour sound knowledge, illness too at times - but
don't go for negative experiences. It works better to learn on top of mistakes and errors
of others. Good schooling is like it
Maintain discretion and preserve knowledge.The beaver who bluntly refuses and despises his beaver neighbour could get into trouble and disgrace.
First
offended, then unyielding for a great long while too - and what comes next is fairly open
in general
There should be a middle way somewhere.
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