"Adeptship is exactly like dancing one's way through life . . . provided that one has also learned how to Absolutely pause, if needed, even when the music keeps going. . . ."—General Theosophy

"Growing old is learning all about your body the hard way."—General Theosophy

"Those who reside in the Land of Basic Kindness and Unkindness are not really 'Beyond Good and Evil'; they generally just do not need any debatable abstract concepts to complicate their behavioral decisions."—General Theosophy

“The only completely reliable advantage of old age is probably just to provide impenetrable excuses to younger people.”—General Theosophy

"The Hermetic 'As Above, so below' is an 'inverse-seeming' analogy which can remind you when you wake up each morning, hopefully at least a little improved and corrected by the lessons you learned yesterday, that you have also just experienced a type of 'rebirth' (the'below')—and one which is far easier to have a direct impact upon than the gloomy-doomy, countless past-lifetimes-clogged-up metaphysical Doctrine of…

“Your particular 'life-journey' is just as good as anyone else's—as long as you both are ultimately led to the Realization of where you always Are already.”—General Theosophy

"A 'Guardian Angel' probably only guards your potential future moments; indeed, when it comes to rescuing you from the natural consequences of your past mistakes, it is quite likely that you are completely on your own. "—General Theosophy