Since knowledge that is intelligible, if belonged to any source other than the nature, would also inherit its curse; the sincerest self-confession should not be the inability to reckon the truth that is understood by a few, but by many.
A soul, who wants to move heaven and earth for compassion as much as for passion, must see within his heart nothing but the invisible to the eye. There is so much at stake when invested on a game whose owner is pretending to be someone he would rather not.
For heaven’s sake, observing his older students gain recognition from teaching his younger students, is a master’s most rewarding strategy with a long-lasting currency. It is the perfect act of letting go, and a timeless farewell in every stage of life.
BARRE NONE ~ Cem Catbas ~ An Art & Philosophy Weblog © 
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