Remember, words are for play and don't embody, only momentarily possess. *The following is from Aldous Huxley, "The Island."
Huxley has a profound understanding of himself and others.
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Remember, words are for play and don't embody, only momentarily possess. *The following is from Aldous Huxley, "The Island."
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Actual Acorn
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Hello, ;0 the excerpt from "The Island" by Huxley, or my quote?
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Understanding that life is long, and full of uncontrollable chaos; realizing you make up a mere fraction of humanity. With that in mind, don't worry about fixing the world or anybody else, simply concern yourself, with yourself. People with always try to suck you into their world, plaguing humanity with their problems, when you have plenty of your own. Don't let ideas become you, only let ideas momentarily possess you.
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