Everything in excess is opposed to nature
Excessive sorrow laughs. Excessive joy weeps
Excessive desires create excessive poverties
Excessive freedom leads to excessive enslavement
Much learning does not teach the mind
How much is enough? | Kevin Cavenaugh
No food will ever hurt you as much as an unhealthy mind
Limit your exposure to unhealthy and unsupportive people
Doctors,tend to know a lot about medicine but very little about health
May be related to 9(g) Fanaticism, 12(h) Ecstasy, 20(h) Weakness, 21(h) Emptiness, also Redundancy, Whim, Caprice
May be caused by 2(h) Dullness, 3(j) Confusion, 6(h) Bluffing, 7(h) Envy, 9(g-j) Fanaticism, 11(h) Faultfinding, 12(h) Ecstasy, 14(h) Being Stuck, 18(h) Cheat, 20(h) Weakness, 20(i) Nastiness, 21(g) Selfish Ambition, 21(h) Emptiness, 24(h) Sorrow
Incompatible with 10(c) Self-Control, 15(c) Self Awareness
May be confused with 14(b) Captivation, 15(b) Falling in Love