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Wisdom - a constant balancing act; example of the tightrope walker / Sagesse - un équilibre à rétablir sans cesse. Exemple du funambule

• Certi numeri del circo sleep istruttivi molto, perché delle analogie presentano con le che l'uomo Vittorie nella propria vita should riportare interior : tame tiger, and pantere leoni, far danzare orsi ed elephant attraversare cerchio di un fuoco, fare giochi di destrezza, lanciarsi nel vuoto afferrare and her prey, camminare on a wire, etc.. Take the example of his tightrope, to maintain balance, the tightrope walker moves forward with open arms or using a long rod held flat. Must continually correct the position: right, left, a bit 'higher up, a bit' lower ... This situation is also that of the human being, because life is a tightrope and if he does not want to fall must always think of something to add here, to take anything away from there, to stay in balance. The center of balance is symbolized by the wisdom in your ear is connected to the ears. The essay is precisely the one who knows how to keep balance, who knows how to rectify the situation every time. You see, the term "redress the situation" really mean things in life that have always tended to lean too far one way or another and that every time there is a balance to be restored.
• Some circus acts Have a lot to teach us the ways of Because They resemble humans must win the battles in Their inner life: taming tigers, lions and panthers, bears and making elephants dance, jumping through flaming hoops, juggling , leaping into space and catching hold again, walking on a wire, and so on. Let's just take the example of tightrope walkers: to stay balanced, They move with their arms outstretched or use a long horizontal pole. They have constantly to correct their position – to the right, to the left, a bit higher, a bit lower… Human beings are in the same situation, for life is a tightrope, and if they do not want to fall they have to keep thinking of adding a little here, taking away a little there, to stay in balance.
  Our centre of balance is in the ears, and symbolically wisdom is connected with the ears. People are wise when they know how to stay in balance, how to rectify any situation. And clearly, the expression ‘rectify the situation’ shows that in life things always tend to lean too far in one direction or another and that each time we have to redress the balance.
• Certain circus acts are very instructive, because they are analogies to the victories, the man has to carry in his inner life: tiger, lion and panther tame, bring bears and elephant to dance, jump through a fire ring, juggling, be meaningless throw and catch it again, dancing on a rope so we just take the example of the tightrope walker: To maintain balance, he is advancing with outstretched arms, or with a long, horizontal rod in his hand. He constantly has to correct his position: left or right, a little higher or lower. This is also the human condition, because life is a tight rope and if he does not will fall, he must always remember to do a little here and there wegzutun a little to keep his balance. The center of balance is in the ears and symbolically is the wisdom attached to the ears. The sage's just someone who can maintain balance, raise the white every time the situation again. And you can see, the term "restore again the situation" means clear that the things in life always have a tendency to lean a little too strongly in one direction or another and that each time is to restore the balance.
• Certains numéros de cirque sont très instructifs, parce qu'il présentent des analogies avec les victoires que l’homme doit remporter dans sa vie intérieure : dompter les tigres, les lions et les panthères, faire danser les ours et les éléphants, traverser un cercle de flammes, jongler, se lancer dans le vide et se rattraper, marcher sur un fil, etc. Et justement, prenons l’exemple du funambule : pour garder l’équilibre, il avance en écartant les bras ou en se servant d’un long bâton horizontal. Continuellement, il doit rectifier la position : à droite, à gauche, un peu plus haut, un peu plus bas… Cette situation est aussi celle de l’être humain, car la vie is a tightrope and, if it does not fall, he must always think about adding a little here, take a little there, to stay in balance. The center of balance lies in the ears, and wisdom is symbolically linked to the ears. The sage is one who knows just keep the balance, who knows every time things right. And you see the term "redress the situation" although in existence, things still tend to focus too much in one direction or another and whenever there is a balance to recover.
• Certosa circus acts are very instructive because they show similarities with the victories that the man should get on your inner life is to tame tigers, lions and panthers, bears to dance and elephants across a circle of fire, juggling, throw himself into the void and recover the position, walking on a wire, etc.. Let us take the example of precisely balancing act: to keep his balance, he moves away with his arms or holding a long rod horizontally. And it has to continuously rectify the position: right, left, a little higher, a little lower ... This is also the situation of human beings, for life is a tightrope, and if he will not fall, will always think of adding a little here, take a little there, to keep in balance the center of balance is in the ears and, symbolically, the wisdom is linked to ears. The sage is one who knows precisely maintain balance, you always know the correct situation. And mark you, the words "correct the situation" and means that in existence, things always tend to lean too much one way or the other and is always necessary to restore a balance.