He That Is Purified By Love Is

Prescribing Hard Work For The Soft, Or Easy Work For The Hardy, Is Generally Nonsense. What Is Always Needed In Any Aim Is Right Effort, Right Time, Right People, Right Materials.

A Certain Person May Have, As You Say, A Wonderful Presence; I Do Not Know. What I Do Know Is That He Has A Perfectly Delightful Absence.

The More You Look At 'common Knowledge', The More You Realise That It Is More Likely To Be Common Than It Is To Be Knowledge. No Real Knowledge Is Common.

A Generous Person May Not Have Wisdom: But, Unlike Others, He Has The Means To Gain It.

The Main Problem Is That Most Commentators Are Accustomed To Thinking Of Spiritual Schools As 'systems', Which Are More Or Less Alike, And Which Depend Upon Dogma And Ritual: And Especially Upon Repetition And The Application Of Continual And Standardised Pressures Upon Their Followers.the Sufi Way, Except In Degenerate Forms Which Are Not To Be Classified As Sufic, Is Entirely Different From This.