| The first excerpt represents the past or something you must release, and is drawn from The Rig Veda: knowledge of him?
2 Kindled in many a spot, still One is Agni; Silrya is One
though high
o'er all he shineth.
Illumining this All, still One is usas. That which is One hath
into
All developed.
3 The chariot bright and radiant, treasure-laden, three-wheeled,
with
easy seat, and lightly rolling,
Which She of Wondrous Wealth was born to harness,-this car
The Rig Veda |
The second excerpt represents the present or the deciding factor of the moment, and is drawn from Essays of Francis Bacon by Francis Bacon: to make it appear from which of them it first
moved and began.
It is a way that some men have, to glance and
dart at others, by justifying themselves by nega-
tives; as to say, This I do not; as Tigellinus did
towards Burrhus, Se non diversas spes, sed incolu-
mitatem imperatoris simpliciter spectare.
Some have in readiness so many tales and
stories, as there is nothing they would insinuate,
but they can wrap it into a tale; which serveth both
to keep themselves more in guard, and to make
Essays of Francis Bacon |
The third excerpt represents the future or something you must embrace, and is drawn from The Case of the Registered Letter by Grace Isabel Colbron and Augusta Groner: killed John Siders. But I must find some further proofs that will
convince others as well as myself. If it is of any comfort to you,
I can tell you that during a long career as police detective I have
been most astonishingly fortunate in the cases I have undertaken.
I am hoping that my usual good luck will follow me here also. I am
hoping it for your sake."
The man on the cot took the hand the detective offered him and
pressed it firmly. "You will let me know as soon as you have found
anything - anything that gives me hope?"
"I will indeed. And now save your strength and do not worry. I
will help you if it is in my power.
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