he met Gabrielle Suchon a philosopher  1632 – 1703

                                                          Whereya been all my life

“All things in nature know no more deadly effects then when they are constrained, which is to say, when they are removed from their centre of gravity.  . . . when wind is confined in a subterranean place . . . it causes strange disturbances and inflicts severe convulsions on earth.  . . . the agitation that constraint produces in the human mind is incomparably more malignant and dangerous than wind.  . . . Constraint brings changes and trouble to families . . . and is more frightful than all the reversals of nature and the contrariness of the elements.”

freedom versus constraint

                              a kind word euphemism   hed use shackled

“Women would surmount some aspects of their constraint if they knew how to resist and how not to be so pliable and blind in helping to forge their own chains. But far from striving to acquire this sacred freedom, women invent a thousand ways every day that serve to imprison them further.”

                                                        keeping in mind Gabrielle Suchon wrote during the Seventeenth Century the fact that she could read and write was due to her incarceration in a convent she was instructed so she knew the Bible the Word of God

his favourite quote of hers to date  very timely

                                                 “Since all the evils committed in the world originate from ignorance, it should not come as a surprise that ignorance engenders dimness, weakness, dissoluteness and corruption of their principal parts of a rational being.”

he disagreed with the evil bit she wasafter all a sister during her confinement

                                                                                     hed say bad acts

Rock on bros who resent others who committed fourfive years of their lives to attain their undergraduate degree  and many persevered years and dollars more  

                                               Rock on

what are they committed to

he found Gabrielle while reading Jean-Jacques Rousseau

                                                             from Discourse on the Origin and Foundations of Inequality Among Men (1755)  this quote warmed the cockles of his heart

                                                                   “Man in the state of nature was a solitary creature. Primitive social organisation brought various forms of natural inequality to light. Civilisation progressed, usurpers invented laws to protect their ill-gotten gains, and inequality between the haves and the have-nots became legal and binding. The day will come when tyranny will make us equal again – in our wretchedness.”

1350,  Thursday,  7  11. 24

1256,  reggaefriday,  8  11. 24