On Rabbi (with devotion) 
Illustrious Majesty, Magnanimous et Benevolent Sun King, without whom all things were never made; worthy His Excellency, Hon Dep. Prof. Dr. Pres, I would bother to be here to ask humbly apologize, kneel and pledge to use at least three weeks for the hair shirt of penitence (from the greek κιλίκιον), as well as Summa Adjusts to multiple calls heretics et sinners.
Since no titles I struggled a bit '(as does the human race) to experiment in the difficult reading of your precious letter, comparable only to large papal bull of Leo X and I apologize if the roughness of the hands of man I accidentally scratched the sacred seal that keeps secrets and prophecies.
Sa (without daring to want to just assume that she does not know this implicitly), she opens our horizons of knowledge and allows us to get to know, to go step by step our humble lives of slaves, made to toil and sweat, and shows us the road to the Vita Nova. How
blame her, given our study of fourth order, comfort, and considering our human use to the things of this world, to scramble for it to bother with it. We
, sad figures even repudiated by the group of dantian memory, in our clumsy do not look up to emulate and worship, foraging for this disobedience to the dogma that the crowns that we have sinned in wanting to raise issues of this world.
Once, I drink in the presumption of power to the source of superior knowledge, I read in error (and I'm sorry) that "Knowledge is acquired by reading books, but what is really to need to learn, knowledge of the world, can be acquired only by reading and studying the men all their different editions, "assigned to that Lord Chesterfield, wise man of humor, but the Good God (no offense) prematurely deprived of sight and hearing. Even so, the Earl of Chesterfield lose heart and, like the great Ludwig van Beethoven, who was also deprived of a sense, was able to revive learning to go beyond the "five" to understand the things that intrigued the world, made up of men, to hear their humble of their search to understand each other, trying to figure out talking to like.
And since you and your disciples are recently descended on earth worrying about the less fortunate, evicted for good-naturedly give them a worthy place in the Promised Land, we like to imagine it as the "Supper at Emmaus" by Caravaggio, appearing oblivious to the two disciples of its magnificence.
again asking forgiveness, we bow out of respect, because we
Human, all too human!
