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“You're so ashamed of your past; drop it! You're so proud of your past; drop it!”

Quote by Anthony de Mello

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Anthony de Mello

Anthony de Mello was an Indian writer, psychologist, and spiritual guide. His works, which blend Eastern philosophy with Western psychology, have been highly appreciated by readers. Born on September 4, 1931, he passed away on June 2, 1987. more

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