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The Sayings of Kyou
Sometimes the most profound lessons come to us not from books, but from a comment of a friend, or observed in one's surroundings. For Sathi, the friend's nae was Kyou, and the surroundings were that od a displaced drifter. What Sathi wrote down might have been lost forever, if not for the accidental dicovery of his graveduring a gold seeking expedition. Lost and forgotten again for hudreds of years, now they have been rediscovered and translated, fulfilling his desire that the thoughts of his friend might be known.
The Sayings of Kyou
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