Pocket oracle. Balaltasar

“The sculptor does not make the image, but the one who prays to him.”

“Water takes kind or thin things from ores through which it flows, and a person takes on the custom of the land where he was born.”

“We are used to hating any person in vain and At times, not knowing who he is who we hate. ”

Here is just a small share of aphorisms, whose pearls are generously scattered along the“ pocket oracle ”of Grassian. Wise, spanish, honed and screeched, in some places sad, invariably realistic, and sometimes quite cynical maxims of a brilliant clergyman have not lost relevance to our days-and is unlikely to ever lose, since human psychology is slightly changed, and the principles of life success and the principles of success and the principles of success and the principles of success and completely remain unchanged.