It's Very Hard To Know What Wisdom

I Just Read About John Le Carre, The Great Spy Novelist. He Had An Absolutely Miserable Childhood. His Mother Deserted Him When He Was Young. His Father Was A Playboy And A Drunk. He Was Shifted Around To Many Different Homes. He Knew He Was A Writer When He Was About Nine, But He Was Dyslexic. So Here Was A Person With An Absolutely Messed-up Childhood And A Symptom That Prevented Him From Doing What He Wanted To Do Most. Yet That Very Symptom Was Part Of The Calling. It Forced Him To Go Deeper.

Without Time For Loss You Don't Have Time For Soul.

The Moment The Angel Enters A Life It Enters An Environment. We Are Ecological From Day One.

It's Very Hard In Our Adversarial Society To Find A Third View. Take Journalism, Where Everything Is Always Presented As One Person Against Another: "now We're Going To Hear The Opposing View." There Is Never A Third View.

If You Are Still Being Hurt By An Event That Happened To You At Twelve, It Is The Thought That Is Hurting You Now.