"Use order to await chaos.
Use stillness to await clamor.
This is ordering the heart-mind.
Use the near to await the far.
Use ease to await labor.
Use fullness to await hunger.
This is ordering Strength."
As Sun Tzu has said, it is not necessary to exercise your strength at all times. Instead, rest in your sufficiency.
I can't quite say why I
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Hagakure? Confuse me? What is that?
Art of War I think we have...somewhere. Can't be an army brat and not have it. At least that's what dad thinks...anyway. Never read it though.
Western Classics huh? Like what exactly? You mean like, The Count of Monte Cristo or Les Miserables- the book not the play- or something else entirely? Like Tolkien's books?
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I know I've picked it up a few times, although I've never read it completely through. I have a tendency to skip around and read certain parts in no particular order. *shrugs*
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Have you ever read The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius? (Forgive me if I spelt that wrong ><) It's very good.
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it really *is* a good book too. Had to re-read it because I was just like "...say what?" But it was good.
Unfortunately my mom freaked out when she found out I had our copy of it. I can't blame her though, the thing is *old* man...
So old there isn't a printing date on it at all. Anywhere. I've looked it over many many times...I should get it appraised by someone...is that even possible? Hm...
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I'm re-reading it yet again by the way, as I just do *not* understand some parts. *sigh* Gaaargh...
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Gift cards to Barnes & Noble!!! ::cheers::
(I'd give out Borders cards, but a bunch of people where I live are boycotting and publically protesting Borders, and they might beat me to death with their protest signs o..O)
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There's info about it right there ^_^
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