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Ignorant versus Wise (types of people )
I don’t like dealing with foolish, ignorant people who swear and have no culture.
I think I love wise people, and it doesn’t matter if they don’t read, as long as they are wise — not the kind who eat sunflower seeds on the street and curse.
People, in general, have bad habits, but in intelligent ones you can see refinement at a single glance, because they have good manners, culture, and perhaps they also read.
People who are alike tend to gather together, but this dirty society has mixed pigs with angels and created a big mess where all kinds of people are thrown into the same pot.
Unfortunately, no one will come to separate us — we have to make our own selection.
As I was saying, it’s not me who gathers low-level people around me, but they cling to me, because society allows intellectuals to live side by side with the ignorant.
Blake speaks of three kinds of people: in yoga they are called those on the ida nadi, those on the pingala nadi, and those on the sushumna nadi.
In fact, some are oriented toward depression and the past. These are always in conflict with those on the other extreme — the rationalists, the ego-driven ones.
Those on the central channel are the balanced ones, who mock both sides, since neither is superior to the other, even though they argue and divide among themselves.
