The Sage of Texas on Nature. Beauty in the Natural World. By The Sage of Texas. To a stationary observer at maybe ten feet, Oldfield Threeawn is a low, shapeless tuft of grass, impressionistic, like a puff of smoke, a soft maroon glow in the morning, shining white or silver by noon, then falling into that classic autumnal russet and beige, rhubarb and mushrooms, by late afternoon. A few sprigs, mounted, would rival the greatest works of Monet.

Wisdom for Teachers and Disciples. When we have been given authority. To teach in a classroom, we are obliged to be wise stewards of all the resources for which we are responsible. The first objective toward fulfilling that duty is to wisely. Of these methods and ways of wasting time. Walking into an already active.

The Corrosive Power of Guilt. Many among us are ill because we feel guilty for something we have done. Trying to Get Good On Our Own.

Wisdom from the Great Books. What Makes a Man a Man? Posted by The Sage of Texas under Ulysses. In this passage, Ulysses summarizes the general trend of his life. We see how his hungry hear. T has richly filled his soul. With all kinds of adventures and experiences. All times I have enjoyed. Greatly, have suffered greatly, both with those.

Sage Develops Powerful Weapon for House Flies. My wife often leaves the doors and windows open, despite my several exhortations to the contrary, and of course flies enter my home. I pay her back by destroying the flies and leaving the guts and blood wherever the killing occurs. She leaves the doors open, she must clean up the horrors of the battlefield.

News from the Right Perspective. How Many Sages are There? April 9, 2012. For improving relations between cultures. Influential Leaders, Received Russian State Medal. Turkish Leader of the Year Award. The Highest Civilian Award in Pakistan, Leader of the Year awarded by Arab Banks,.