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Tag Archives: Wisdom Wednesday
Wisdom Wednesday: A Psalm of Life
Today’s wisdom is more inspiration, as this poem came to mind often while reading 12 Rules for Life. I first heard the poem on YouTube, read by Paul Scofield (he had magnificent force for narration), and have grown to appreciate … Continue reading
Wisdom Wednesday: Rise and Shine
Today’s reading comes from Marcus Aurelius, who has shamed me out of slumber many a winter’s morn. Aurelius was the last of Rome’s “five good emperors”, and produced a work called The Meditations which has been lauded through the centuries; … Continue reading
Wisdom Wednesday: Enough
Hearing wisdom and knowing wisdom are two different things. The usual human experience is to hear a thing, remark on its insight, and then shove it away in some dark closet of our minds, where it is forgotten and fruitless. … Continue reading
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