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Everything in its own good time?

Everything in its own good time?

There is a thing in life called the seven-year development cycles. You develop away for seven years, and then bang — the world around you suddenly looks different. Psychologists explain this by the development of our psyche. It is easiest to show with children. For the first six years of life their world, and the only "living" people in it, is their family. Even the other children at nursery belong more to the toy category. Great that they are there, but there is plenty to do without them.

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An instruction manual for... Yourself?

An instruction manual for... Yourself?

It seems I have finally grasped the difference between self-digging and self-knowledge. Imagine that scholars have found an ancient labyrinth palace under the ground. The self-digging scholar turns up on a bulldozer and smashes the hill to bits, and whatever survives he declares to be the ancient palace. The self-knowing scholar spends more brushes, more trowels and, above all, more time, but does the palace the least possible harm, so as to show it to the world in all its beauty. A particularly prog

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Hatred becomes you.

Hatred becomes you.

While working on this article I went through a pile of material, hoping to find the cause of the «illness» and its cure. But noooooo — everything circles around the point, all of it watery and sheer hypocrisy.

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