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This is a brief mental digression covering the essential struggle of life and the importance of wisdom, often to be found within a spiritual framework. The key to life is setting the right mental disposition for a consideration of life's essential value, and indeed perceiving some of the mystery of things.

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This is a brief mental digression covering the essential struggle of life and the importance of wisdom, often to be found within a spiritual framework. The key to life is setting the right mental disposition for a consideration of life's essential value, and indeed perceiving some of the mystery of things.


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Quiet academic type from North West England. BA English, MA Renaissance Literature. I studied in exile by the rivers of Babylon for 3 years, aka Cambridge. And I descended into Egypt, aka PricewaterhouseCoopers. Now I live in a spiritual hermitage where I study literature, philosophy and religion. I am a Roman Catholic convert, and particularly find spiritual fulfilment in the Divine Mercy Chaplet and the Liturgy of the Hours. Beer, wine, and spirits are my three branches of government. I am currently especially interested in French and Italian red. Philosophy is really the driving force of my life, and I always seek to question and open up new vistas on being. From Classical ethics to Medieval metaphysics to existentialism, I like to run the gamut of philosophical thought. Poetry is an abiding passion of mine. Finally, a list of books I hold very close to my heart: Augustine, 'Confessions'; Bonaventure, 'Journey of the Mind to God'; Dante, 'The Divine Comedy'; Plato, 'Phaedrus'; Cervantes, 'Don Quixote'; 'The Bhagavad Gita', & of course, 'The Bible'.