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C.G. Jung
“It is the truth, a force of nature that expresses itself through me—I am only a channel—I can imagine in many instances where I would become sinister to you.

For instance, if life had led you to take up an artificial attitude, then you wouldn't be able to stand me, because I am a natural being.

By my very presence I crystallize; I am a ferment.

The unconscious of people who live in an artificial manner senses me as a danger.

Everything about me irritates them, my way of speaking, my way of laughing.

They sense nature.”
C.G. Jung

Natalie Wee
“Like any / unloved thing, I don’t know if I’m real /
when I’m not being touched.”
Natalie Wee, Our Bodies & Other Fine Machines

Shunryu Suzuki
“In zazen, leave your front door and your back door open. Let thoughts come and go. Just don't serve them tea.”
Shunryu Suzuki

Stephenie Meyer
“I supposed, being shy as she appeared to be, attention would seem like a bad thing to her. Most humans felt the opposite. Though they didn’t want to stand out from the herd, at the same time they craved a spotlight for their individual uniformity.”
Stephenie Meyer, Midnight Sun

Tom     King
“Mister Miracle: No one loves L.A. People just come here because they think they have to. Then they don't leave because they think they can't.

Big Barda: Darling, please. After everything. Haven't you learned by now? That's all love is.”
Tom King, Mister Miracle

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