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From doubt to certainty


Good sense suppose of all things equally shared,

everyone’s abundance of thoughts much cared.

Those who are most difficult to satisfy,

larger measure of doubt in mental sky.

Sense of reason by diversity and consequence,

some endowed with larger shares and righteous reference.

The well conducted mind by natural equality applied,

likewise to the glories aberration taken as guide.

Wishing of equality in purity of thoughts,

to clearness and distinctness that open mental knots.

Giving fullness to wisdom memories and conduction,

reared beliefs on ethical foundations infirm seduction.

Enfoldment in time for specific growth as certitude,

dualities of soul through dependencies viewed.

Composition and evidence of dependency,

unequal desires and its moral handicap to see.

Dependence of reason instead of revelation,

creating authority issues of great sensation.

The wise being conscious of duality in soul,

working order of eternal certainty as whole.

 

 

 

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https://robertrittel.blogspot.com Living virtualistic through myself. The road I wanted to follow choose me and I can see the cosmos to know itself. I remember only moments where my actions manifested the belief of my passion, choosing my next universe through what I have learned in this one. My fears got lost in dreams, sensing what needed to be done with no thinking. I believe in fairy tales, especially with dragons and how to tame them. I do not need any strange faith to worship that celestial brilliance. Dismissing everything what insults my soul and faithful in those small things, because it is in them where our strength is.

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