The Sage reminds us that dogs are the truest judges of character. A funny and wise “Advice of the Day” celebrating canine intuition, trust, and the occasional suspicious sniff.
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Advice of the Day: The Art of Blame
The Sage reveals the secret to stress-free wrongdoing: never do anything bad alone. A witty “Advice of the Day” on the ancient art of blame-shifting and self-preservation
Quote of the Day: A Clear Conscience
In today’s Quote of the Day, The Sage offers a wry take on self-forgiveness: “A clear conscience is usually the result of a bad memory.” A humorous yet compassionate reflection on how forgetfulness often helps us live with ourselves — and why a spotless conscience may not be proof of virtue.
Quote of the Day: Seeing the light
In today’s Quote of the Day, The Sage muses on the limits of common sense: “Common sense is like a torch — most useful to those still in the dark.” A witty reflection on wisdom, humility, and the danger of thinking our small light reveals the whole truth.
Quote of the Day: Search for Meaning
In today’s Quote of the Day, The Sage muses on life’s quiet simplicity: “Some people search for meaning. Others make a cup of tea and let it find them.” A warm, humorous reflection on patience, peace, and how sometimes wisdom arrives not through effort — but through stillness.
Quote of the Day: Patience
In today’s Quote of the Day, The Sage reflects on the quiet art of patience: “Patience is what you have when doing nothing starts to look like progress.” A gentle, witty reminder that stillness can be strength, and sometimes the best way forward is to wait with grace — and a smile.
Quote of the Day: Wisdom
In today’s Quote of the Day, The Sage muses that wisdom isn’t about answers but about patience and humour. “Wisdom isn’t knowing the answer — it’s remembering the question long enough to laugh at it.” A light-hearted reflection on curiosity, humility, and the joy of not knowing.
Quote of the Day: The Art of the Nodding Sage
Today’s quote from The Sage: “It’s not the knowing, it’s the nodding.” A wry reflection on modern wisdom from Dorchester’s most philosophical tea-drinker, proving that life’s deepest truths may sometimes be found in polite gestures, empty agreement, and the occasional well-timed biscuit.
About The Sage
Discover the remarkable story of The Sage, Dorchester’s most eccentric philosopher. From his biscuit-based enlightenment to his wildly impractical wisdom, The Sage blends British humour, tea, and quiet confusion into a philosophy that proves enlightenment can happen anywhere — even in Dorset.