TEACHING: - Einstein said "Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds." We are great believers in the freeing nature of knowledge. But education seems to segment and create far too many hierarchies and layers of 'expertise' that don't integrate and use the whole body of relevant knowledge. Some people above these layers of paladins or minions have historically benefited. There is no doubt this is true. But, you might wonder why and who? You have every right and even an obligation or responsibility to so wonder; a benefit to all mankind can result. If we allow anyone of the human race to be diminished we all suffer. This thought echoed by John Donne (a great metaphysician) is totally ensconced in the Keltic Creed and Brotherhood of Iesa. It is evident in the 2800 year archaeologic record of Malta and it should be what we are striving for even if our history is one of evil and war.

In Wisdom of the Ages, Dr. Wayne W. Dyer does another of his great integrations of scholarship and shows us the root of wisdom is in the heart or soul. The inside flap of his book quotes a brief poem from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow: