The timelessness and universality of this message is not diminished by repetition because somehow we still don't get it but rush htiher and yon seeking our truth while it resides at the center of our being, nowhere else. Rumi described it as going from door to door begging crumbs while bearing a basket of freshly baked loaves on our head; Alan Watts compared it to searching for the glasses on your nose. Funny - and sad, at the same time, the paradox and marvellous complexity of life..