Unless such moments of crisis occur, the life simmers down to a general dead level and (even if useful) offers not the chance for an extreme effort with its consequent need to draw upon the full resources of the soul. (5 – 269).

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Unless such moments of crisis occur, the life simmers down to a general dead level and (even if useful) offers not the chance for an extreme effort with its consequent need to draw upon the full resources of the soul. (5 – 269)." in the context of "Alice Bailey in Discipleship in the New Age I, (1944) ISBN 978-0-85330-103-5." to mean that wisdom is timeless.