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General References

Traditional African Wisdom, An African Prayer Book (Desmond Tutu), p. 135

An African Prayer Book

Wisdom is the finest beauty of a person.
Money does not prevent you from becoming blind.
Money does not prevent you from becoming mad.
Money does not prevent you from becoming lame.
You may be ill in any part of your body, so it is better for you to go and think again and to select wisdom.

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John of the Cross, “The Ascent of Mount Carmel,” Selected Writings, p. 68 f.

“The Ascent of Mount Carmel”

Divine Wisdom speaks, here, to all those who are attached to the things of the world. She calls them little ones because they become as little as the things they love. She tells them, accordingly, to be cunning and careful, that She is dealing with great things, not small things, as they are; and that the riches and glory they love are with Her and in Her, not where they think; and that the lofty riches and justice are present in Her. Although in their opinion the things of this world are riches, She tells them to bear in mind that Her riches are more precious, that the fruit found in them will be better than gold and precious stones, and that what She begets in souls has greater value than cherished silver, which signifies every kind of affection possible in this life.

Marilyn von Waldner, “In Quest of Wisdom,” What Return Can I Make?

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