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1970-1979

  • When the bear cried out for help against the dragon, a valiant man removed it from the (dragon's) claws. 1970
  • Cunning and courage gave support to each other: by this strength he slew the dragon.
  • The dragon has strength, (but) it has not cunning; again, there is a cunning above your cunning.
  • When you have regarded your own cunning, go back (and see) whence it came: go to the origin.
  • Whatever is below has come from above: come on, turn your eye towards the height.
  • Looking aloft gives light, though at first it produces dazzlement; yes, it does. 1975
  • Accustom your eye to the light; if you are not a bat, look in that direction.
  • Vision of the end is the sign of your (having the) light; the lust of the moment is in truth your (dark) grave.
  • The man with vision of the end, who has seen a hundred artifices, is not like him that has (only) heard of one artifice,
  • (And who) has been so befooled by that one artifice that in his pride he has become alienated from the masters.