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By Casa K’iin
crowning jewel
Introduction
Courage shines bright and fierce, heavy to bear is the bright ray of life.
Temperance (is) unbreakable, hardened by pressure and time, becomes,
invaluable.
Wisdom must come from deep within; from profound excavating of courage and
temperance, springs the roaring crash between the molting and the infinite
stillness.
There is no “key” to success. It isn’t a door or a vault to be opened. No direct
access or one step and you are in. Instant in acquisition is nonexistent, so it’s
necessary to adopt a different perception of success. Let’s take a jewel for
example: it has value so you can exchange it for money, but its function is really
to express financial stability. In itself the piece of jewelry doesn’t bring about the
stability rather it is a product of it. Likewise, there is no direct access to success
rather it is a product of stability.
When someone is able to perceive success, the same phenomenon occurs as
when one sees a fine piece of jewelry. Normally, an admiration for the value of
the stones and craftsmanship happens but what’s easily forgotten is the value of
the system that made such a unique piece of jewelry possible to conceive,
produce and admire: a consecutive series of corelated and expanding success.
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(Just to clarify this is not promoting or adhering to any economic model, it’s only
an observation of the relation between what is perceived or seen, and what is
required to achieve it.)
The same connection can be made between experiencing success and achieving
it. It begins with a deconstruction of its definition and rebuilding a system of ideas
upon which one may rest the fruits of their labor, not merely to be admired in
itself (for its own sake) but to be a testament of the blood, sweat and tears paid
(at the gates of Hades itself).
(Minimum Requirements…)
Knowledge base/beginning project finality/independence
support system reason to exist legitimacy/common utility
discipline set of ideas united free thinking
synthesis orientationcommon utility for humanity
(To acquire…)
Investment income from knowledge proof of conceptself-
sustainability
Healthy environment integrated functional workspacegoal-oriented
acquaintance
sacrifice leisure activity lifestyle long term investment/return
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II. Framework Fuel to the fire.
If a foundation is set up correctly, the product should be a single (really
really good) idea, per say. It’s actually a collection of ideas but we’re
getting ahead of ourselves. This idea, in theory should be self-sustainable,
so it’s meant to help someone make a living off of it. Again, if done
correctly, a side effect is a framework with which to begin working, and
will keep you steady along the way by means of self-motivation fueled by
talent. (What you’re working with)
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III. Concrete resilient will of stone.
Highly motivated work of talented people will equate to a higher work
load and fatigue. By this time (stage in the game) it’s vital to have
developed a personal value and nutritional system. That will be left as is
for now. (To keep you going)
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Half Way Point
*Before you go any further* **be sure this is what you want**
***reading list/lessons from my father***
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☼ Eat right; feel right.
☼ Make jokes.
☼ Smile.
☼ Share.
☼ Wake up early.
☼ Learn from your mistakes (and if possible, from those of others).
☼ Do not discriminate; it’s only yourself you can come to hate; yourself
which you do not yet understand.
☼ Dress to impress
☼ Forget your past (do not focus on grudges); lest you become a victim
of it.
☼ Hard work is good but not everything. Take it easy until you know the
next step to take.
☼ Don’t drink (as a habit).
☼ There will be things you have to resolve on your own.
☼ Don’t be afraid to be alone; there will come a time when it will be
necessary; it will not be permanent.
☼ Remember God; but no only on your death bed; abandonment is
mutual.
☼ Find a woman that loves you for who you are; do this for your
children.
☼ You are not your brother’s keeper; Care for your siblings as much as
they care for themselves.
In the end, we will see each other again. In the meantime, be that which you
never had. Life only dines with death. Appreciate them both, if you’re to live to
your fullest. Your purpose, is as big as you make it. Don’t regret anything, but
also, don’t be afraid to make amends. That will be the noose you hang yourself
with (if you don’t). A slow death it will be in life.
P.S. Remember, the simple things are what you will derive the most pleasure
from.
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IV. Collateral Damage
can’t make an omelet without breaking a few eggs.
One way to see the world is as a duality. The world as it is vs. the world as
it could be. That being said, honesty goes a long way in regards to
maneuvering withing situations. There’s a lot to take into account and if
not cautious, an overwhelming feeling of despair and inability to act may
occur. But making it thus far is a sign in itself of advanced progress.
(Things to watch out for)
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V. Tools of the Trade
Sun. Water. Diamond.
The spirits of truth (temperance), meaning (courage) and love (wisdom).
By this phase of the journey there are certain principles that are important,
although difficult to have developed. Without them the smallest detail could
mean a downfall. (don’t leave home without them)
(Looking beyond the here and now; the spirt of truth)
Temperance base/beginning project finality/independence
(Looking within; the spirt of meaning)
Courage reason to exist legitimacy/common utility
(Seeing something within everything; the spirt of love)
Wisdom set of ideas united free thinking
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VI. Maintenance when it hits you…
The final realization is hard to put into words. You know you’re there
when you get there and you’ll have realized, you’d been there for a while.
There’s a moment, within the chaos where you’re just a little ahead of
schedule; just enough time to stop, and reflect. When it hits you: you’re
exactly where you want to be (where you think you should be) (90% of life
is…watching the grass grow)
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