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Use Pharaoh for 'where and what'.
Experience varies directly with equipment ruined. [Horner's Five-Thumb Postulate]

In any hierarchy, every individual tends to rise to his level of incompetence. [The Peter Principle]

A notorious expert is someone from out of town. [Note]

Man is born, lives and suffers - yet arts, healing methods, and relaxation methods, and medical expertise thrive on the strains of educated living.


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Briefing

Briefing cat BEAUTY appears when limbs and features are controlled by this principle, unity. Moral excellence is of a soul acting as a concordant total, brought to unity. - Plotinus, Enneads 6,9,1

Thinking
"For urban humans, basic things had better last three scores of years if not longer."
WE HAVE said that all must be brought back to a unity ... an authentic unity. - Plotinus, Enneads 5,5,4.

THE SOUL or mind reaching towards the formless finds itself incompetent to grasp where nothing bounds it or to take impression (...) Soul must see in its own way. - Plotinus, Enneads 6,9.3

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Sage Words: "'It will pass' will not pass"?

Tut A few words to bring hope into despair, calm down unruly joys and love, and for cheer: "It will pass."
      Hopefully, that piece of advice won't pass very quickly. It has been around for many centuries.

A student went to his meditation teacher and said,
       "My meditation is horrible! I feel so distracted, or my legs ache, or I'm constantly falling asleep. It's horrible!"
       "It will pass," the teacher said calmly.
       A week later the student came back to his teacher.
       "My meditation is wonderful! I feel aware, peaceful, all alive! It's wonderful!'
       "It will pass," said the teacher.

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