Quotes About Mastery

Correct teaching brings out human excellence.

None should say: 'I can trust,' or 'I cannot trust' until he is master of the option, of trusting or not trusting.

A man must be a Salomon before his magical ring will work

Es el orfebre quien puede evaluar el oro.

Los Sufis sostienen que la experiencia y el conocimiento superior le llegan al hombre o mujer en exacta concordancia con su valor, capacidad, y esfuerzo puesto en ello.

Un hombre debe ser un Salomón antes de que su anillo mágico funcione".

En el domino de la Comprensión Mayor, el taller se desmantela cuando el trabajo ha terminado.

Cuando el Hombre Superior hace algo digno de admiración, es una prueba de su Maestría, no el objeto de ella.

Es el hombre completo quien, desde su completez, lleva a cabo, con su maestría, el trabajo de un esclavo.

Si quieres convertirte en calígrafo, escribe, escribe y escribe.

Un hombre debe que ser un Salomón antes de que su anillo mágico funcione.

Un hombre tiene que ser un Salomón antes de que su anillo mágico funcione. (Hafiz)

El intelecto no es soberano: el conocimiento lo es.

Eres lo suficientemente ignorante para esperar equitación de un herrero?

Your magic talisman is powerful: but are you a Solomon to make it work?

Knowledge is something which you can use. Belief is something which uses you.

Every walk of life falls under the Testicular Imperative: Either you have the world by them, or it has you.

I'm not perfect but I'll be the creator of perfection.

The keeper of the knowledge is the keeper of the power.

You can do everything, but you can't do everything well.

When I think that I've mastered the game, it appears that every time I discover that I was playing blindly on some larger board.

Whoever controls the heart of the land, controls the world

He trained every day with Eeluk and his bondsmen, and he knew that movement was the key to killing with swords. Any man could heave a blade around his head, but footwork separated a man from a master.

Phrases can build grace into sentences. Taut declarations lend clarity, but too many of them can start to sound like a Dick-and-Jane story. A strategically placed phrase can turn a staccato burst into a more lyrical sentence. This is what we mean by "turning a phrase"—using our command of language and our mastery of the rhythms of a sentence to affect style as well as substance