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SALMON TEACHINGS

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Use Pharaoh for 'where and what'.
GOOD SALMON is a crowning glory of the virtues. [Cf. Cicero on 'justice']

WHAT WE have inside is our salmon - mind that not everything around is found to conform to William Blake's pictures of this and that. [Cf. Robert Frost on 'God']


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Briefing

Not bizarre but figurative - to assist learning.
Briefing cat "Old trouts are like old horses; you must exercise them if you wish to keep them in working order. [Cf. John Quincy Adams on 'mind']

Hats off for the salmon that enters the parlour by a private door to survey every individual. [Cf. Ralph Waldo Emerson on 'God']

There is wealth in the depths.

As for the rest of the long editorial, it has been moved to this page: Hei-hei
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Sage Words

Gate One should learn how to apply the savoury lessons of ages to current life-plans and events. (Chinese)

What appears to work contrary to the salmon and his ways, may have to go.

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