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“Some people have a tendency to forget you, when you stop giving”
Charmaine J. Forde

Rupert Sheldrake
“The further the distance, the stronger the illusion.”
Rupert Sheldrake, The Science Delusion: Freeing the Spirit of Enquiry

Marie-Louise von Franz
“There is a strange attitude and feeling that one is not yet in real life. For the time being one is doing this or that, but whether it is a woman or a job, it is not yet what is really wanted, and there is always the fantasy that sometime in the future the real thing will come about. If this attitude is prolonged, it means a constant inner refusal to commit oneself to the moment. With this there is often, to a smaller or greater extent, a savior complex, with the secret thought that one day one will be able to save the world; the last word in philosophy, or religion, or politics, or art, or something else, will be found.”
Marie-Louise von Franz, The Problem of the Puer Aeternus

Mooji
“PURE OBSERVING WITHOUT SELF-INTEREST IS WHAT CHARACTERIZES THE SELF.”
Mooji, Vaster Than Sky, Greater Than Space: What You Are Before You Became

Marie-Louise von Franz
“Touchy people are proud of their sensitiveness, by which they tyrannize others. An unkind word provides tragedy for months. You cannot open your mouth because you might hurt the other person. They get into tempers over everything and sulk and are hurt in their wonderful delicate feelings; it is just plain tyranny.
Such people usually have a very vulgar hidden power complex which comes out in the shadow—an infantile attitude toward life through which those around are tyrannized. What should be a receptive, loving attitude becomes a thorny hedge, where every man who tries to penetrate gets so torn that he just retires.”
Marie-Louise von Franz, The Feminine in Fairy Tales

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