The Sermon on the Mount Its Resonance within the Sephiroth

These are the sayings of a whole man: a man who has utterly failed in every initiative, and whose failures have equipped him with the means to engineer failures such as cannot now be imagined, for their utterness. This evening it came to him that the Magi of the East brought their gifts; and those gifts were presented to the child: not for the child, but to the child. Without objection from any natural relative, those gifts were accepted. Being accepted, they became the birthright of the child: his to do with as he might please. "Other flocks have I." Yes, there are Islam and others that came after the birth; but there were other flocks during and before the birth, also; and it is written, "there shall be one flock, and one shepherd.." Why? because that is his birthright, which no man takes from his hands. The Magi were masters of Taoism, Hinduism, and Buddism. They brought the distilled essence of their teachings: gold, frankensense, and myhrr. That C