Deep ideation!
The man who desires godly power, true riches & discretion never gets tired of seeking appropriated Knowledge.
Knowledge to him becomes an intoxication, a raging fire burning in his bones, his bowels and soul.
Knowledge becomes his life, his oxygen & strength. He turns knowledge to his addiction and pursuit. He never stops desiring to be entirely consumed by the euphoria of truth's excitement. He lusts after the right knowledge, seeking pleasure from endless hours of intercourse with this virtue thus gaining streams of intellectual release from it.
Whether this knowledge is on the top of the highest mountains, on the deepest floors of the Mediterranean, in the jaws of the fiercest tiger, or in the belly of the crocodile, all embodied as life's harsh experiences, he climbs all obstacles to arrive it's reach.
Knowledge of truth, to the man desirous of it, becomes a god to him. The fear of God is seen when the entirety of spiritual knowing of the Christ overshadows the human mind, thus possessing his will & character.
The reverence for truth is when the man who has made truth his lord thus drowns his mind in the river of it's wisdom via moral introspection
those who then seek to keep knowing the truth are like drops of hot lava spilling into river banks of divinity.
to them, fate becomes an illusion, they rather live in the present moment awaiting hope & then they become like air in a furnace which blows where it desires.
they are like fresh wines poured in new jars, refreshing the spirits of those seeking it's intoxication.
they are like calcium carbides reacting with cold rain drops, like sons of lewd kings caught up in the midst of a bloody vendetta yet living free as the wind.
they are like eunuchs in kings' palaces committed only to kingdom service, thus yielding their entirety to gaining mastery via experiences & at the end pleasing the KING.
they are like men born in the 1800's filled with wisdoms of a new age, thus sacrificing their lives for the arrival of the perfect man.
they are like those who bartered their soul to the divine for eternal life.
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