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“I love you, but I’m more in love with myself and that’s the problem.”

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“I remained true to my choice of long ago - not to go to Vietnam. I found the war corrupt then - and I still did. And I found those who went to those killing fields wrong. Yes, there were wars we needed to fight - but most of these wars were internal.”

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“she was the darkest beauty engulfed in a madness where curiosity kills and loveliness consumes”

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“To find everything you’re looking for in life, you must look inside yourself and discover the wisdom that already exists within you. All the answers lie deep within your soul.”

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“Wrote you a poem or two. You didn’t enjoy them, but I did for you.”

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“The cross, therefore, is always ready; it awaits you everywhere. "No matter where you may go, you cannot escape it, for wherever you go you take yourself with you and shall always find yourself." Turn where you will -- above, below, without, or within -- you will find a cross in everything, and everywhere you must have patience if you would have peace within and merit an eternal crown.”

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“This is an archetypal motif: where the pearl is, there is also the dragon, and vice versa. They are never separate. Frequently, just after the first intuitive realization of the Self, the powers of desolation and darkness break in. A terrible slaughtering always takes place at the time of the birth of the hero, as for instance the killing of the innocents at Bethlehem when Christ was born. Some persecuting power starts at once to blot out the inner germ. Outwardly, it is often that the innermost kernel of the human being has an actually irritating effect upon outer surroundings. Realization of the Self when in statu nascendi, when only a hunch, makes a person unadapted and difficult for those around, for it disturbs the unconscious instinctive order. Jung often said that it is as if a flock of sheep resented it bitterly that one sheep wanted to walk by itself.”

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Book:The Feminine in Fairy Tales

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