Prince Conversation
A wild boar was sharpening his tusks on a tree trunk one day. A fox asked him why he did this when there was neither huntsman nor danger threatening him. …
A wild boar was sharpening his tusks on a tree trunk one day. A fox asked him why he did this when there was neither huntsman nor danger threatening him. …
Do not trust the Horse, Trojans/ Whatever it is, I fear the Greeks even bearing gifts. – Laocoon in Virgil’s Aeneid Heraclitus said that war is the father of all …
War is the continuation of politics by other means. – CARL VON CLAUSEWITZ (1780-1831) Playing on people’s natural paranoia instead of threatening openly. Make the enemy think that they found …
When dark inertia increases, obscurity and inactivity, negligence and delusion, arise. When lucidity prevails, the self whose body dies enters the untainted worlds of those who know reality. When he …
The book of Judges relates to a regular pattern of Israelites turning away from God, who then used a hostile tribe, the Midianites, to punish them. The liberating figure of …
Aware of this, the Gibeonites pretended to Joshua that they were not from the next city but rather a distant people. They engaged in a careful deception, appearing dishevelled and …
If punishment comes because we have made the wrong moral choices, then what are we to do about an agent who continues to be immoral despite recognizing the folly of …
“Pressing down the pillow” refers to one’s efforts not to let the head of one’s opponent rise. In battles based on martial strategy, it is taboo to let your opponent …
Moses increased his demands with the pressure. At the start, he asked only for a chance to pray, but this turned into a chance to escape. … A threat that …
In the meantime our good ship, with that perfect wind to drive her, fast approached the Sirens’ Isle. But now the breeze dropped, some power lulled the waves, and a …