"Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow.
Don't walk behind me, I may not lead.
Walk beside me and be my friend."
~ Maimonodies (Rambam)
"Friendship is unnecessary, like philosophy, like art... It has no survival value; rather is one of those things that give value to survival."
~ C. S. Lewis
On a slightly different note, these two videos were fantastic. The
first is Evelyn Glennie on
How to listen to music with your body, which is obviously about a lot more than that; not only is she a fascinating speaker and a great percussionist, she's deaf, which likely has helped her be able to understand and explain the ideas so well. The
second is Keith Barry, and is just cool.
::head bobbing from side to side::
ReplyDelete...and together we will wa-alk in the ways of...
--oh, don't be so aloof...you know you were doing it to!
Actually, I got stuck wondering why "Just" wasn't before the third line. :)
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ReplyDeleteSometimes the will to survive strengthens when given value.
Where did the Rambam say that? Google produces a whole bunch of cites in the name of Camus, but none seem to have a concrete source for that attribution.
ReplyDeleteI think it's actually unknown who that quote comes from. I googled it also and it gets attributed to a bunch of people.
ReplyDeleteJosh - It came up as Camus and oft-attributed to Maimonodies. I figured Camus came after the Rambam, so I put it to him.
ReplyDeleteI guess if it allegedly came from the Rambam (despite sounding foreign in his mouth), it's less strange for Uncle Moishy to have used it. :-)
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