Monotony
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Monotony indicates immaturity of the creative imagination and inactivity of intellectual co-ordination with the spiritual endowment, a contrast to the emotional, intellectual, and social maturity attained before exploring the heavenly worlds. 14:5.8
The holiday brought improved relations with John's followers, highlighting the dangers of monotony multiplying perplexities and difficulties. 143:3.7
In the universal economy, progress stems from action and adventure, not monotony or stagnation; responsibility lies in recognizing and serving the diverse beings that populate the vast creation. 28:6.18
Variety is restful; monotony wears and exhausts, do not let self-importance diminish your energy for important work. 48:6.37
Bible parallels
Passages that the paragraphs cited above parallel, quote or reinterpret, from Duane Faw’s Paramony cross-references. Hover a reference to read it.
- Greatest be server of all 28:6.18 — Acts 20:35.
- Greatest be server of all (quotation) 28:6.18 — Mt 20:26-27; Mt 23:11-12; Mk 9:35; Mk 10:43-44; Lk 22:26.