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“Emotional inseparability is to reveal yourself....for to let another sense your singularity is to let your uniqueness flower to the other....and the more you let another enter into your inner world, the more your heart is shared...and through it is built tuning in to your emotional deeps...thus never are you torn from another's heart....”

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