Wisdom
from 1989’s FTE, Vol I, No 4
She glorifieth her nobility by being conversant with God.
Not only is the above line a beautifully poetic expression, it is a Picture of Man, where the Awareness is uncontaminated.
Maybe the most striking word is "nobility." The dictionary defines nobility as of high birth, rank, or station; possessing excellent qualities ... free from pettiness or meanness [no Not-I's]; belonging to the aristocracy by birth or rank. And aristocracy is defined as hereditary upper classes. Not of the common herd, Wisdom.
The nobility of Wisdom, of the Awareness, is a given. And when she is functioning properly, evaluating objectively, reporting accurately, Experiencing Freely, she is conversant with God. And this glorifies her. To be glorified is to be praised, to be worshiped. Is this not the Love Affair of all time?
The Evening Star, Alphonse Mucha
