#truewisdom

In "First There Was Music," David Solbach reflects on how his coming-of-age in the 1960s shaped his beliefs and perceptions. Growing up in a world marked by racism, sexism, and war, Solbach acknowledges his privileged position as a white male in a turbulent time. He admits his earlier mistakes and immaturity, recognizing that true wisdom comes through exposure to diverse experiences and people. His story illustrates that maturity is a continuous process shaped by life lessons rather than age alone.

Never argue with someone who believes their own lies.

Thought for the Day – 7 December – Meditations with Antonio Cardinal Bacci (1881-1971) TRUE WISDOM “Today, unfortunately, there is too much emphasis set on material science considered in itself and apart from God.Many people do not regard earthly things as steps which enable them to climb towards God but, as objects desirable in themselves which possess the power to satisfy them, both…