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A human being is not solely a form, a few gestures or a few words: he possesses an inner life that is impalpable and subtle with thousands of nuances
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"Suppose someone talks to you about something that happened to him: if he emphasizes his impressions, his feelings, you cannot have a clear idea of what really happened. That is why you ask him to be 'objective', to say only what he saw and heard: the people, their words, their gestures, the objects, the time, the distances, exactly as if it had been recorded by a camera or a tape recorder. But, in reality, asking him to talk only of what happened physically, objectively, forces him to limit himself and to talk about only one side of things. Finally you are no better informed, because it is as incomplete as the first time, when the person was being subjective. A human being is not solely a form, a few gestures or a few words: he possesses an inner life that is impalpable and subtle with thousands of nuances. If you want to keep your eyes closed to this type of life, or even to the feel of it, you will miss out on a great part of the truth."
Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov
[link to www.prosveta.com]
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