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System analysis, fame and affluence

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Attention forms part of the larger pattern.
It is fit for the focused attention of growing ones to be focused on the balanced and organised events at first; then on basic images; and next on cardinal ideas that help one to manage current events and prepare for future ones. Dr. Rudolf Steiner's Waldorf schools revolve much around this stepwise progress -

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  1. On Teeth
  2. System analysis
Frieze
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On Teeth

IF YOU show your teet, maybe you're glad too - (Tiger thought?)


System analysis helps, and regulatory fare likewise

THESE THINGS should be savoury and work well together in decent manners fairly regularly:
  1. Solid, fair order is often helped by very good study and other preparations in advance;
  2. Proficient allotment or distribution of this and that is helped by fit surveys and inspections. To distribute this and that all right helps us to save time and spare assets.
  3. Careful analysis that helps singling out of parts or details should be well to master. He that merely chops up things very much, may not know what to do next to get something clear-looking. Then mishmash can come into it and dwarf unnecessarily.
Try to take your own time for own control - this is an immensely underestimated resource among common people, but hardly so among proficient managers. Also, to choose time can help one to save time. And better be more concerned over what is about to happen or more or less likely to happen. Foresight, including good prognosis work, is an immense help for mastering life.
      Very, very much that takes place in a normal life, can be aligned to these regulative items just mentioned, and to one's maturing and revolving benefit. We should try to get proficient in all three of them and be surrounded by very best things, as good outfit helps control and ease of living fairly regularly, if we master it. And don't get underestimated; it may not work well in the long run.
One source: Francis Bacon, "Of Dispatch"


Long-lived affluence, twin sister of fame and daughter of past troubles?

VIRGIL held Fame to be the sister of the giants. Fame looks like a relic of past rebelliousness. She can also be a prelude of uproar to come, wrote Francis Bacon.
      He also saw that if much fame is a mark of troubles, one way or another, suppressing fame severely may not work at all. Suppression in itself is at any rate dubious.
      If fame is held in check - i.e. carefully controlled - it can remain as long-lived affluence. So very carefully checked and well controlled fame might be called a twin sister of fame, and a daughter of plots and forewarner of troubles too - just as fame herself.
      One should know when to stop, as that knowledge helps one to remain in control, and is the key boon for mankind. We hope you don't mind the personifications here.
Check: Francis Bacon "Of Seditions"
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