Ha. Now I'm laughing again!!!
I actually very much appreciated what you said. "In the multitude of counselors there is safety."
The "behind winds" came from a puritan quote in the 17th century, for some reason he used a term very similar to it.
But maybe (whatever that term was, now I'm not sure but it was indeed similar, need to find it again) to folks back then (well obviously), they understood it to mean 'contrary' winds.
(That would of course, logically speaking, mean front winds, winds that are against you.)
So I should have obviously switched to a term that would make sense for our present time, which would be, wala, 'contrary.'
Doh.
If this makes sense...I'm still half asleep. Or is it half awake..
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