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“… it is the simplest and most difficult thing in the world for one person, genuinely being his or her self, to give, in fact and not just in appearance, another person, realised in his or her own being by the giver, a cup of tea, really, and not in appearance.”
– From Self and Others by R. D. Laing


Author AndiPosted on 14 January 2014Tags psychology, quotations

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