when the worst of us arrogate: arts of ancestral humility and hospitality
Jared Noel Jared Noel

when the worst of us arrogate: arts of ancestral humility and hospitality

And we’re forced to watch as the worst with the most, ensconced in their violent idiocy – keeping in mind this word’s Greek origin, idios (of the self) – an arrogant self-imposed insulation of circular babble with oneself, deaf to others, to ancestral idioms of wisdom and hospitality to the stranger/other, deaf to the mystery of being the beholden recipient of life and creation, only to insert one’s lethal idiocy and venality as the only voice worth listening to.

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