Tuesday, 6 April 2021

Integrity and what a life means

 

“The mature lifetime of the integral individual is a single act, spread over time by the condition of existence that a thing cannot present itself all at once. But in a profound sense, integrity hereby abolishes time by containing its past and its future in its present.” 
          ~ David L. Norton, Personal Destinies 
[Hat tip Stephen Hicks, whose words are used in my title]

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