Erzbischof Christian I Von Mainz (1867)

Man, unwittingly, weaves the fabric of his life to perfection, much like the spider mindlessly spins the perfect web. There is great beauty in the process, a beauty which is only perceived in retrospect, toward life’s end. Tao Shaman follows one man’s journey from youth’s blinding impetuousness to the enveloping clarity of maturity’s hindsight, only to arrive at the inescapable realization that each man has but one course to follow, a course that he alone can navigate. To this extent, we are all wise men.