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Have you come full circle?
10/3/2008 6:06:36 AM

In preparation for my eleventh editorial work, “Consolation of Philosophy” by Boethius, I am reminded that many of us are perhaps unaware of the legend surrounding the death of Socrates, and of his infamous issue of drinking hemlock. More importantly is the issues behind the monumental event.

In preparation for my eleventh editorial work, “Consolation of Philosophy” by Boethius, I am reminded that many of us are perhaps unaware of the legend surrounding the death of Socrates, and of his infamous issue of drinking hemlock. More importantly is the issues behind the monumental event.

Plato, his most famous pupil recorded the events for us in one of his infamous works. However, still today many remain ignorant of the main issue under the guise of “corrupting the young” was for many a scapegoat, for he was becoming a pest.

You see he would go about asking many Athenians, “Tell me about what you know.” This was to enlighten those who felt they were an expert or knew something about something.

Now at first glance, this seems rather mundane, since we are quick to retort, give me a specific question. Socrates did not. The old adage, “know thyself.” became Plato's creed.

In keeping with my string, initially I asked you to be able to respond with an unwavering assurance. Recall that, I asked and presented to you the issue of knowing what it is that you give and need, not desire, but need.

Please search yourself, do not become a victim of the “Peter Principle.” If you are unable to rise beyond this, you will remain entrapped within, and will remain groping and longing.

Peace,

Bro Smith SGS



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More Blogs by Bro. Smith SGS
•  Have you come full circle? - Friday, October 03, 2008  
• Longing - Wednesday, September 03, 2008
• Deep Calls unto Deep - Friday, August 01, 2008
• Contemplatoin Can I Play too, Part 2 - Saturday, July 12, 2008
• Contemplation-Can I Play Too? - Monday, July 07, 2008


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