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Matthew 25:1-13 read psychologically: the wise virgins keep oil (joy) in their lamps by seeing and hearing only what is lovely; the foolish listen to and look at the unlovely, 'without oil in your lamp, or joy in your mind'.

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Begin to build within your own mind’s eye the vision of the perfect virgin rather than the vision of the foolish virgin
That is listening and seeing things Without oil in your lamp, or joy in your mind
There are two kinds of virgins in the Bible: five foolish and five wise virgins

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The same meaning is in the story of the five foolish virgins.
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There are two kinds of virgins in the Bible: five foolish and five wise virgins.
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That is listening and seeing things Without oil in your lamp, or joy in your mind.
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A Lamp Unto My Feet ¶156
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Accepting and Rejecting ¶11
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