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The Tao of Wu

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That’s just one hood lesson: Your allies can arrive as enemies, blessings as a curse.

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If you ever stood on a mountain or by an ocean and felt a deep connection, a vast infinite presence inside you, you felt it: what Taoists call Oneness, Muslims call Allah, others call God.

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Find an island; turn inward; discover your true strength.

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I told him total satisfaction Is to achieve one goal in the scheme of things He who works like a slave, eats like a king   —“TWELVE JEWELZ,” GRAVEDIGGAZ

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This means you realize that nothing and nobody else can make you happy. Happiness is something you get from yourself. If you’re completely satisfied with yourself, nobody can take it away from you.

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This time I understood how to read the Bible, how to look at it for what’s real in my heart instead of what somebody’s telling me.

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“Truth out of season bears no fruit.”

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Even in the Islamic world, commentaries on Muslim books were teaching that the black man comes from the grandson of Noah, who was Ham—a man who was cursed, made to be despised, a servant, a slave. That’s a myth, but it was a myth taught in both mosques and Christian churches, a myth taught to the slaves as well.

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