Just a thought, sorry for doodling here 
I've read that to understand a thing, 'anything,' you must become it for a bit of time.
Another said you must rise above the problem to arrive at the solution.
I've read somewhere that everything is lawful but not everything is beneficial.
Yet another message was that it's better to learn from other people's mistakes instead of experiencing them by oneself
]]>Another said you must rise above the problem to arrive at the solution.
]]>Here stands the mean uncomely stone,
'tis very cheap in price!
The more it is despised by fools,
the more loved by the wise.
The verse refers to the alchemist's stone, the Lapis Philosophorum', which represents spiritual insight that is not understood by most people and hence is despised and rejected.
[Carl Jung] found that most people found it very difficult to explore and understand their own unconscious, but emphasized that only through doing so can we become whole.
I stand silently and witness,
The awesome power of your greatness;
Spin it well, Spinmeister
For I will never forget what I see;
In time I will forgive thee;
Tonight I will prey for your soul;
Tomorrow greater love will make me whole.
~~carefulcarpenter
"Will to power"(Nietzsche)
In polite company "rejection" is simply "ignore".
]]>Just a thought, sorry for doodling here
Here's the thought going through my head all last night:
[center]Something good this way comes.[/center]
Obviously, we try not to accept everything and everyone as above board.
Remember how you were fooled into believing what was truth before?
It can happen again.
May the light shine on those with the balls to speak out.
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