War Is Not The Continuation

We Must Interpret A Bad Temper As A Sign Of Inferiority.

What Person, Confined In A Small Room With Nothing But A Tea-cosy, Will Not Eventually Put The Tea-cosy On Their Head?

More Important Than Innate Disposition, Objective Experience, And Environment Is The Subjective Evaluation Of These. Furthermore, This Evaluation Stands In A Certain, Often Strange, Relation To Reality.

Far More Unwaveringly, The Neurotic Keeps Before His Eye His God, His Idol, His Ideal Of Personality And Clings To His Guiding Principle, Losing Sight In The Meanwhile Of Reality, Whereas The Normal Person Is Always Ready To Dispense With This Crutch, This Aid, And Reckon Unhampered With Reality.

If You Wish To Educate A Child Who Has Gone Wrong, Then You Must, Above All, Keep Your Attention Fixed On The Intersection Of Two Charmed Circles.