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This document discusses how living only in the material world leads to weakness and unhappiness, as people neglect their inner spiritual life. Quotes suggest that focusing only outwardly causes people to feel separate, weak and lost, rather than realizing their inner power. Living from the inner mind and spiritual self can provide true strength, peace and satisfaction instead.
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- 1. The reason why man is weak and unhappy is because he lives the whole of his life in the objective life, the shallow material life of the senses, and neglect the deeper gander and transcendental life of the inner mind. It is the inner life that gives power and peace and satisfaction. Man has not realized the power within; instead he has thought himself to be separate, weak and helpless, without chart or compass upon the see of life. ~ PSI TEK Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. ~ Marianne Williamson Extract from We Did It Author – Foster Sampson