Footnotes to Plato from the foothills of the Superstition Mountains

A Dangerous Property of Worldly Things

Al-Ghazzali, The Alchemy of Happiness, p. 48:

Another dangerous property of worldly things is that they appear at first as mere trifles, but each of these so-called 'trifles' branches out into countless ramifications until they swallow up the whole of a man's time and energy.


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