“As seekers, we quest, As finders, we’re blest.” --- Susan von Reichenbach Dr. Hora described seven kinds of students: there is the thinker, the knower, the dreamer, the hitchhiker and the thief, whose modes of being in-the-world and, thus, motivation for studying and class participation are discerned as existentially invalid: misguided and corrupt. Then, there is the seeker and the finder. (One Mind, pages 56-58). Of the seven students, the “seeker” and the “finder” are the only ones who are motivated by existentially valid values and are, therefore, sincere; and of these two, the “finder” is most blessed. Hence, the following rhyme: “As seekers, we quest; As finders, we’re blest.” “You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart” (JER 29:13). |
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