BEFORE I FALL ASLEEP PROVERBS AND PARABLES VOL- XI

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Table of Contents for Volume XI: 

TIME-LESS VOICES/BEFORE I FALL ASLEEP

PROVERBS AND PARABLES THAT CONFRONTS THE INNER SELF

Preface

Page 1

Acknowledgments

• Dedication to Family and Supporters – Page 4
• Gratitude for Guidance and Inspiration – Page 6

Notice of Concern

Page 8

Proverbs and Parables

Enhanced Proverbs and Definitions

• Proverbs 1501–1550 – Page 10
• Proverbs 1551–1600 – Page 20
• Proverbs 1601–1650 – Page 30
• Proverbs 1651–1700 – Page 40
• Proverbs 1701–1750 – Page 50
• Proverbs 1751–1822 – Page 60

Intermissions

Intermission 1: Inspirational Quotes

• Featuring Franklin D. Roosevelt, Albert Schweitzer, and Steve Jobs – Page 26

Intermission 2: Spiritual Insights

• Reflections on the Stoic Philosophy: Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations
  • Key excerpts and their relevance to modern life – Page 45

Intermission 3: Fun Facts on Ancient Wisdom

• Agriculture, Cosmic Connections, and Generational Cycles – Page 55

Intermission 4: Stoicism Applied

• Lessons from the Stoic School of Philosophy:
  • The Mind as a Fortress and Control What You Can – Page 65

Intermission 5: Inspirational Poetry

• Uplifting Reflections:
  • The Journey Within and The Eternal Flame of Life – Page 76

Intermission 6: Practical Applications

• Combining Philosophy with Action:
  • How to Apply Wisdom in Everyday Choices – Page 95

 

Thematic Explorations

• Section 1: Reflections on Leadership and Self-Awareness – 
• Section 2: The Influence of Social Constructs on Identity – 
• Section 3: Patterns of Behavior in Modern Society – 
• Section 4: Universal Lessons in Life and Death – 
• Section 5: Building Resilience and Facing Challenges – 

Personality Types (2099-2154) – Page 32

• 2099. A Mainstream Media Population of Followers Personality

1. The Fence-Rider Personality
2. Patiently Waiting for Benefits Personality

(And so on through 2154, each with a brief description…)

Extended Reflections on Self and Society – 

Intermissions

1. Intermission 1: Quotes of Wisdom – Page 111
2. Intermission 2: Fun Facts – Page 126
3. Intermission 3: Motivational Insights – Page 136
4. Intermission 4: Philosophy and Reflections – Page 147
5. Intermission 5: Practical Lessons for Growth – Page 155
6. Intermission 6: Cultural and Historical Reflections – Page 186
7. Intermission 7: Universal Principles for Life – Page 191

Table of Contents: Pages 175–240

Chapter Titles and Key Entries

1. 2100: The life people structure for themselves is the fear they live behind.
   • Definition: Overcoming fears shapes a meaningful life.
     (Page 175)
2. 2101: Seniors telling younger people to stop worrying about cultural wrongs show complacency under propaganda.
   • Definition: Complacency results from societal influence.
     (Page 177)
3. 2102: A death occurred today… highlighting the need for informed speech.
   • Definition: Understanding past events clarifies present truths.
     (Page 179)
4. 2103: Waste of brain electricity and waste of breath works in sync.
   • Definition: Avoid expending effort on unproductive thoughts and words.
     (Page 181)

 

Intermission 1: Stoic Reflection
You have power over your mind – not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength. – Marcus Aurelius.
(Page 182)

1. 1. 2104: Without focus, nothing is achieved.
      • Definition: Focus is essential for achievement.
        (Page 183)
   2. 2105: A person sees but doesn’t close their eyes to the unseen, listens to the unnecessary…
      • Definition: Unfocused and passive behaviors hinder personal growth and problem-solving.
        (Page 185)
   3. 2106: A woman died today, struggling with life’s lessons…

• Definition: Self-empowerment and self-love are crucial for overcoming life’s challenges.
  (Page 187)

Intermission 2: Tartarian Technology Facts

• The Tatarians are often associated with advanced technologies lost to history. From wireless energy towers to vast underground heating systems, their structures symbolized harmonious integration with nature. How does modern technology reflect—or deviate—from this balance?
  (Page 188)

1. 1. 2107: Generational wealth theft and disparities: European Americans vs. Aboriginal Americans.
      • Definition: Historical injustices have led to generational wealth disparities.
        (Page 189)
   2. 2108: A message to my tomorrow self…
      • Definition: Overcoming past struggles paves the way for future service to humanity.
        (Page 191)
   3. 2109: Inform children of tomorrow about the efforts of their predecessors.

• Definition: Acknowledge the efforts of past generations in shaping the present.
  (Page 193)

 

Intermission 3: Stoic Reflection
The impediment to action advances action. What stands in the way becomes the way. – Marcus Aurelius.
(Page 194)

1. 2110: Prioritize long-term growth over immediate material gains.
   (Page 195)
2. 2111: Daily challenge yourself to deprogram inferior education.
   • Definition: Continuous self-improvement combats the effects of flawed education systems.
     (Page 197)
3. 2112: Allow one’s mind to become the roadmap to truth.
   • Definition: Seek deeper understanding and avoid surface-level answers.
     (Page 199)

Intermission 4: Technology Comparisons

• 1800s Tartarian Tech: Whispered legends tell of cities powered without fossil fuels and bridges designed for centuries.
• Current Tech: How do blockchain systems and AI programming offer lessons—or warnings—about modern innovation?
  (Page 200)

1. 2113: If a destructive game targets you, why participate mindlessly?
   • Definition: Avoid engaging in harmful activities or systems.
     (Page 201)
2. 2114: Defining your future from reflections of the past.
   • Definition: Learn from the past to shape a better future.
     (Page 203)
3. 2115: Know the truth and unmask it.
   (Page 205)

Intermission 5: Closing Stoic Reflection
Waste no more time arguing about what a good man should be. Be one. – Marcus Aurelius.
(Page 206)

1. 2116: Do not allow your mind to be institutionalized by inferior education.
   (Page 207)
2. 2117–2306: Explorations of resilience, responsibility, and societal paradigms.
   (Pages 209–240)

Table of Contents

Proverbs, Parables, and Reflections (241–389)

1. Understanding and Creating Life (241–260)
   • Includes themes of purposeful living, time management, and authentic self-expression.
2. The Power of Knowledge and Awareness (261–280)
   • Reflections on learning, thinking, and self-discovery.
3. Self-Worth and Personal Growth (281–300)
   • Insights into self-improvement, identity, and overcoming societal challenges.
4. The Role of the Soul and Spirit (301–320)
   • Exploring spiritual essence, legacy, and the interconnectedness of all things.
5. Navigating Challenges and Conquering Ego (321–340)
   • Balancing humility and self-awareness while facing life’s struggles.
6. The Path to Wellness (341–360)
   • Emphasizing holistic health, mental clarity, and inner peace.
7. Humanity’s Collective Journey (361–380)
   • Observations on societal dynamics, unity, and shared purpose.
8. Timeless Lessons for the Future (381–389)
   • Guidance for creating a meaningful and impactful life.

Intermissions

Thematic Highlights

1. Breath as a Spiritual Anchor Page 214
   • Reflections on the connection between breath and life, mindfulness, and spiritual energy.
2. The Ego: Friend or Foe? 225
   • Exploring the duality of ego and its role in shaping personal and societal dynamics.
3. Subconscious and Superconscious Realms page 237
   • Diving into the unseen forces of the mind and their influence on reality.
4. Holistic Wellness Page 249
   • Insights into mental, physical, and emotional health as pillars of a fulfilled life.
5. Universal Connectivity Page 260
   • Understanding our place in the universe and the cyclical nature of existence.
6. The Journey Within Page 275
   • The importance of introspection and self-awareness in achieving balance and peace.

7 Intermissions (Pages 285 to 380)

1. Intermission 1: The Breath of Life
   Page: 285
   • Quote:
     Breath is not just a function of survival; it is the rhythm of the universe within us, the reminder of our divine connection.
     – J.S. Pierpoint & Victor K. Pierpoint

1. Intermission 2: The Ego and Its Shadows
   Page: 300
   • Quote:
     The ego, when left unchecked, builds walls between us and our higher selves. Yet, when mastered, it becomes a steppingstone toward self-awareness.
     – J.S. Pierpoint & Victor K. Pierpoint

1. Intermission 3: Wellness as an Act of Rebellion
   Page: 315
   • Quote:
     In a world that thrives on chaos, choosing wellness is a revolutionary act—a refusal to be consumed by what does not serve you.
     – J.S. Pierpoint & Victor K. Pierpoint

1. Intermission 4: Subconscious Versus Superconscious
   Page: 325
   • Quote:
     The subconscious houses our deepest fears and desires, but the superconscious reminds us of our limitless potential.
     – J.S. Pierpoint & Victor K. Pierpoint

1. Intermission 5: The Art of Reflection
   Page: 340
   • Quote:
     Reflection is the dialogue between the self and the soul; it reveals what has been hidden in plain sight.
     – J.S. Pierpoint & Victor K. Pierpoint

1. Intermission 6: The Power of Stillness
   Page: 361
   • Quote:
     Stillness is not inactivity; it is the birthplace of clarity and strength, a necessary pause to recalibrate the soul.
     – J.S. Pierpoint & Victor K. Pierpoint

1. Intermission 7: Harmony with Nature
   Page: 376
   • Quote:
     To walk in harmony with nature is to walk in harmony with yourself. The Earth is not separate from us; it is a mirror of our inner world.
     – J.S. Pierpoint & Victor K. Pierpoint

3 Quotes for Thematic Highlights

1. Thematic Highlight: The Breath of Life
   • Quote:
     Breath is the gift we often overlook, yet it stands as the first act of receiving from the universe and our ancestors. It is the silent rhythm that connects us to life itself, a sacred exchange that without which, there is no existence.
   • – J.S. Pierpoint & Victor K. Pierpoint
2. Thematic Highlight: Superconscious Awareness
   • Quote:
     The superconscious is the compass pointing us to our greatest truths; it whispers, even when the world is loud.
     – J.S. Pierpoint & Victor K. Pierpoint
3. Thematic Highlight: Wellness as Purpose
   • Quote:
     Wellness is not a destination; it is a continuous journey of honoring the vessel we inhabit.
     – J.S. Pierpoint & Victor K. Pierpoint

 

1.  Attribution to Self and Collaborative Team

• Since much of the content stems from your reflective and philosophical framework, assigning authorship to yourself (or J.S. Pierpoint and Victor K. Pierpoint) would maintain coherence and highlight your unique voice.
  • Authorship: J.S. Pierpoint
  • Quote: Life becomes more fulfilling when we align with our true purpose.

2. Using Proverbs/Quotes Exclusively from Our Work

• Using the author’s existing collection. This reinforces the creative identity and makes the work distinctly personal.
• Example:
  • Proverb from the Work: Releasing the past is a gateway to freedom.

The quote Releasing the past is a gateway to freedom is an original reflection by J.S. Pierpoint. It encapsulates the philosophy that letting go of past experiences and emotions can lead to personal liberation and growth. This theme is prevalent in Pierpoint’s work, emphasizing the importance of moving beyond past constraints to embrace a more fulfilling present and future.