Rationalization May Be Defined As

[neurotics Are] Torn By Inner Conflicts ... Every Neurotic ... Is At War With Himself.

The Most Comprehensive Formulation Of Therapeutic Goals Is The Striving For Wholeheartedness: To Be Without Pretense, To Be Emotionally Sincere, To Be Able To Put The Whole Of Oneself Into One's Feelings, One's Work, One's Beliefs.

A Normal Human Being ... Does Not Exist.

Through The Eclipse Of Large Areas Of The Self, By Repression And Inhibition As Well As By Idealization And Externalization, The Individual Loses Sight Of Himself; He Feels, If He Does Not Actually Become, Like A Shadow Without Weight And Substance.

To Find A Mountain Path All By Oneself Gives A Greater Feeling Of Strength Than To Take A Path That Is Shown.