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“All that is needed in order to move the assemblage point is, firstly, the knowledge that it is possible; and secondly, sufficient personal power with which to do so.”

Book:Cry of the Eagle: The Toltec Teachings Volume 2

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“I distinguish five types of indicatorism: 1. performing easy, indicator-improving tasks; 2. avoiding difficult, indicator-worsening tasks; 3. improving an indicator for the short term, at the expense of long-term goals; 4. ignoring tasks not covered by an indicator; 5. manipulating or cheating to improve an indicator.”

Ethics Fraud Measurement Gaming Dashboard Indicator Indicatorism

Book:The Quantified Society: How our obsession with performance measurement shapes the world we live in

Source: The Quantified Society: How our obsession with performance measurement shapes the world we live in

“If we tune into the Holy Spirit, our congregations will tune into the worship.”

Inspirational Worship Leading Worship

Author:Gangai Victor

“Our musical artistry and leadership of people need to work together to create an environment that welcomes participation instead of causing disengagement.”

Church Ministry Leading Worship

Author:Gangai Victor

“A good worship session needs to have some quiet intimate moments as much as those high anthemic moments. Too much of both is bad. If there are no valleys, there would be no mountains.”

Dynamics Leading Worship

Author:Gangai Victor

“Am mai hoinarit un timp, pe strazi. Il intalnisem sau nu pe Agrippa? Ma gandeam ca, oricum, tot functionase ceva. Ma gandam la jalnica logica a coincidentelor. Ma gandeam sa nu ma mai gandesc...”

Ganduri Agrippa Coincidente Gandeam

Book:Zenobia

Source: Zenobia

“Even when mundanes didn't have science to helpfully explain the world and happily burned witches at the stake, they didn't really believe in magic. If you believed in magic, you wouldn't drag a witch to the stake; you'd have her lob fireballs at your enemies instead.”

Science Belief Magic Witches Burn At The Stake

Book:The Golden Enclaves

Source: The Golden Enclaves

“In 1530 [H. C. Agrippa] published at Antwerp a book, On the Vanity of Sciences and Arts, a curious, nihilistic work, whose central thesis is that knowledge only brings man to disillusionment and recognition of how little he knows. It reads like an anticipation of Faust’s speech in Act I of Goethe’s play. The only worthwhile study, says Agrippa, is theology and scripture. He was undoubtedly sincere.”

Knowledge Disillusionment Faust Goethe Agrippa Vanity Of Human Affairs

Book:The Occult

Source: The Occult

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