August 1 (Fire) Liber LXV, Cap. IV, v. 50
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50. Let the palms of brilliance flower upon our island; we shall eat of their fruit, and be glad.
We take time to enjoy the sensuous nature of life, its fruits and flowers, and abide in its shade. What comes to mind is that is just and right, but also has pitfalls. The pitfalls mostly coming from my own personality. It is good to enjoy the fruit of labor and also to caution against extremes. This is what gets brought up for me, but perhaps the practice is to let the words stand as is.
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