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“Enlightenment is not about cocooning one’s self, but about integrating more fully with both your self and life.”

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“I never had the ambition to do what clinicians call "integrate". Many clinicians think that until your mind comes into one piece, then you have not healed. But I don't care that much about what the experts say.”

Integration Dissociative Identity Disorder Integrating Multiplicity Fusion Integrate

Book:White Witch in a Black Robe: A True Story About Criminal Mind Control

Source: White Witch in a Black Robe: A True Story About Criminal Mind Control

“know as I swim that I have large pieces of me not yet healed, and I do not feel ready for this joining. Better for all the disparate parts to be completely healed first. But even if I had used all my strength and resources, even if I had gritted my teeth and dug my heels in, even if I had screamed "No," I would not have been able to stop this rip tide. It happens, and I am carried afloat on a major wave of reuniting and melding. All survivors of this kind of abuse will have their own rhythm and order to their joining.”

Integration Dissociative Identity Disorder Multiple Personality Disorder Integrate

Book:White Witch in a Black Robe: A True Story About Criminal Mind Control

Source: White Witch in a Black Robe: A True Story About Criminal Mind Control

“The church must integrate into the environment”

Church Environment Integrate

Author:Sunday Adelaja

“Knowing fills your mind; integrating transforms your mind.”

Book:The Shape of Talent Framework: Redefining Skills, Growth, and Collaboration in the Modern Workforce

Source: The Shape of Talent Framework: Redefining Skills, Growth, and Collaboration in the Modern Workforce

“Built like an ogre, with a thick ginger beard, wiry orange hairs sprouting from his tree trunk arms and a head resembling a shining snooker ball, he takes one look at Gwen and sneers. “Put that feckin’ gun down, cowgirl.”

Ogre Villan Cowgirl

Book:Sleight of Hand

Source: Sleight of Hand

“Deve o Estado ser tão forte que não precise de ser violento.”

Estado Pacifismo

Book:Salazar: Citações

Source: Salazar: Citações

“I pacifisti applaudono i coccodrilli sperando di essere divorati per ultimi.”

Author:Winston Churchill

“Take a moment to forgive,because life is too fragile and precious. Try to live in peace and harmony with everybody!”

Life Fragile Moment Forgive Precious Everybody Live In Peace And Harmony

Author:Charmaine J. Forde

“Through Jimi Hendrix's music you can almost see the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and of Martin Luther King Junior, the beginnings of the Berlin Wall, Yuri Gagarin in space, Fidel Castro and Cuba, the debut of Spiderman, Martin Luther King Junior’s ‘I Have a Dream’ speech, Ford Mustang cars, anti-Vietnam protests, Mary Quant designing the mini-skirt, Indira Gandhi becoming the Prime Minister of India, four black students sitting down at a whites-only lunch counter in Greensboro North Carolina, President Johnson pushing the Civil Rights Act, flower children growing their hair long and practicing free love, USA-funded IRA blowing up innocent civilians on the streets and in the pubs of Great Britain, Napalm bombs being dropped on the lush and carpeted fields of Vietnam, a youth-driven cultural revolution in Swinging London, police using tear gas and billy-clubs to break up protests in Chicago, Mods and Rockers battling on Brighton Beach, Native Americans given the right to vote in their own country, the United Kingdom abolishing the death penalty, and the charismatic Argentinean Marxist revolutionary Che Guevara. It’s all in Jimi’s absurd and delirious guitar riffs.”

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Book:Wrong Planet - Searching for your Tribe

Source: Wrong Planet - Searching for your Tribe

“Remember, this was an era where you were defined by the music you listened to and the clothes you wore. You wouldn’t find a skinhead listening to King Crimson, or a Rocker listening to blue beat or reggae. It wasn’t allowed.”

1960s Sixties Sixties Culture

Book:Wrong Planet - Searching for your Tribe

Source: Wrong Planet - Searching for your Tribe