Wisdom is the fruit of communion; ignorance the inevitable portion of those who "keep themselves to… — Evelyn Underhill
Wisdom is the fruit of communion; ignorance the inevitable portion of those who "keep themselves to themselves," and stand apart, judging, analysing the things which they have truly never known.
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