Secret Chief
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Well, the job was advertised but no-one applied.Well, I wish someone would remind me, because I sure can't stop ****ing up...
Seems a disservice that I don't have some kind of competent supervision...
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Well, the job was advertised but no-one applied.Well, I wish someone would remind me, because I sure can't stop ****ing up...
Seems a disservice that I don't have some kind of competent supervision...
DIvinity is not a helicopter parent.Well, I wish someone would remind me, because I sure can't stop ****ing up...
Seems a disservice that I don't have some kind of competent supervision...
Well, I wasn't hoping for the Divine to look after me...DIvinity is not a helicopter parent.
Of course cats are the agents of Divinity when they feel like it.Well, I wasn't hoping for the Divine to look after me...
Maybe one of the cats.
They don't often feel like it.Of course cats are the agents of Divinity when they feel like it.
Who reminds great women not to **** up?
Well, I hope they properly season me.But when they do...
When it comes to great religious/spiritual figures there have been figures like Rabia of Basra, St. Teresa of Avila, Mirabai and many others. One of the best rebukes that I know of was Rabia's conversation with Hasan about the lack of value of cheap "miracles":
One day Hasan AlBasri saw Rabia near a lake. He threw his prayer rug on top of the water and said:"Rabia come! Let us pray two rakat here."She replied:"Hasan, when you are showing off your spiritual goods in the worldly market, it should be things which your fellow men cannot display."She then threw her prayer rug into the air and flew up onto it saying:"Come up here, Hasan, where people can see us."Then she said:"Hasan, what you did, fish can do, and what I did, flies can do. But the real business is outside these tricks. One must apply oneself to the real business."