“In arrogance, there is great ruin and great instability. In idleness, there is loss and dire poverty, for idleness is the mother of famine.”
Idleness Mothers Famine.
“In arrogance, there is great ruin and great instability.”
“In arrogance, there is great ruin and great instability.”
“In arrogance, there is great ruin and great instability. In idleness, there is loss and dire poverty, for idleness is the mother of famine.”
“The Lord detests the proud of heart.
PROVERBS 16:5
Be sure of this.
They will not go unpunished.”
The “Answer,” one seeks is more simple than the question asked.
As we seek council to acquire clarity amongst our confusion, the only true clarity we find can be described as a love for one’s self.
Seeking the answer from an outside source seems ludicrous after the fact, because the answer is accepted from inside our own heart, beaming-outwardly, not from the outside of our body, beaming-inwardly!
The “Answer,” one seeks is more simple than the question asked.
“Stillness in Motion”
Jose Sameñego
Wrists broken-over,
Dakkuan
“Praying Mantis hands”-
“Keeping everything re-chambered”
Do God’s work,
Dakkuan
Not your own work.
Breathe from the diaphragm.
…Mental Plateaus…
The worst plateau to reach
as an athlete
is a mental plateau.
It is difficult to
Dig out of a hole
when you do not know
you are in one.
Dakkuan