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The Proximity Of A Desirable Thing Tempts One To Overindulgence. On That Path Lies Danger.

Most Deadly Errors Arise From Obsolete Assumptions.

A Beginning Is The Time For Taking The Most Delicate Care That The Balances Are Correct.

I Must Not Fear. Fear Is The Mind-killer. Fear Is The Little-death That Brings Total Obliteration. I Will Face My Fear. I Will Permit It To Pass Over Me And Through Me. And When It Has Gone Past I Will Turn The Inner Eye To See Its Path. Where The Fear Has Gone There Will Be Nothing. Only I Will Remain.

But It's Well Known That Repression Makes A Religion Flourish.