Sublime

The source of our godliness, an array of Jewish sages teaches, is our capacity for kindness and generosity. Accordingly, our greatest desire should be to do good for others.

Both personally and professionally. Tyrant or king? Hero or Nero? Which will you be?

In Greek myth, the prophet Tiresias lives first as a man, then as a woman, then as a man again, transformed by the goddess Hera. After he dies, he retains his gift of prophecy and is able to communicate with the living, hovering between the realms of life and death. He serves as Suyin’s emblem of superdeterminacy.

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We were made, Marcus tells us over and over, not for ourselves but for others, and our nature is fundamentally unselfish. In our relationships with others we must work for their collective good, while treating them justly and fairly as individuals.

Kelsier.