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| Ignorance In other living creatures ignorance of self is nature; in man it is vice. Boethius I stood in the middle of the world and I appeared to them in the flesh. I found them all drunk. I found none that were thirsty. And my soul was troubled for the children of men, for they are blind in their hearts, and they do not see that they came empty into the world. Gospel According to Thomas You have abandoned the one who lives before you. Gospel According to Thomas The most cowardly, irresponsible and self-defeating thing I can do is to live and die without bothering to look and see who's living and dying. D.E. Harding You examine the face of heaven and earth but you don't know what is where you are, and you ignore the present moment. Gospel According to Thomas back to top |
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