it’s a ’thom yor who doesn’t make use of the fact that everyone has their own knowledge. Paltrül—wise as he was—couldn’t know every part of every situation. He had to trust in emptiness. Maybe you will often find yourself in situations where there’s too much that you cannot understand. At such times you may have to trust in giving generalised guidance and incomplete directions. Sometimes there are no good answers to human problems. Sometimes there are too many.”
