Despair

London, the "center of the financial world" can make or break the unprepared man. So when he hangs his head low on an Egytian Sphinx parkbench, greater thoughts come to light. This mythical creature with the head of a human woman, the body of a lion and wings of an eagle, suggests something treacherous and merciless. The riddle of life can also drive a man to despair. The heavy burden of financial commitments or the stress of realtionships can also take its toll. If only one could touch out to someone who has reached "breaking point" with timeless knowledge, secretly cultivated in hidden societies, behind veils of images and literature. Ageless Wisdom has embodied in mankind's flesh, the Kingdom of Spirit. Once one understands that we are really "centers of expression for the Primal-Will-to-Good", our lives take on a completely new outlook, in which we can face up to the most adverse conditions, and not be overtaken by despair. At the same time one must recognize the manifestation of the undeviating Justice in all circumstances in ones life. Important note: Phrases taken from The Pattern on the Trestleboard, something worth your research, and elaborated more upon by The Builders of The Adytum - http://www.bota.org