A Time To Depart

There is a time to linger and a time to depart.
The Duhn Ku is what tells you when to leave a party.
Only a fool would ignore this.
The wise man hears the Duhn Ku
and leaves promptly.

Lao-Tzu Smith, circa 114 A.D. (Anno Duhn/The Year of the Duhn)

Here we have another example of Lao Tzu Jones speaking through a disciple, Lao Tzu Smith. Smith, however, is quite a uniquely different character than Williams. For starters, Smith's real name is known to be Paul, not John. Also of curious note, Smith adopted his own time keeping based on the teachings of Lao Tzu Jones as is evidenced by "Anno Duhn/ The Year of the Duhn". What he was getting at has escaped all known Duhn Ku Masters as well. It is believed that he wrote this passage while still devising the new time keeping method, thus the circa.