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Fantasy protection is protection from bad things.

Life in general is fleeting, your life is already running out, and you do not respect yourself, but make your well-being dependent on the souls of other people.

I think that a person himself does not make any mistakes. Everything happens in accordance with the plan that he learns throughout his life. But mistakes themselves are not mistakes, but situations when a person is his own enemy, and if he tempts fate, everything will end badly. If you force yourself, destroy yourself, fall into some kind of addiction, everything is an imbalance. Harmony is disrupted, you lose control - and then everything goes wrong. In general, any addiction - from ideological obsession to a national idea, fanaticism or alcoholism is associated with self-indulgence. You want to get your “share,” as it were, but as a result it turns out to be at the expense of others.

He can educate through deprivation and train. Today

The painful experience of loneliness is one of the types of addiction, akin to addiction to alcohol or gambling.

I'm not a fighter. But you have to be able to fight back. So, today a person fights back, sees that it works, and tomorrow he strikes first. <...> I’m probably very stupid and people should laugh at me a lot, but I can’t help it. Strength for me is almost always next to violence.

Love is not afraid of anything, addiction is shy and secretive. Addiction seeks itself, love is turned outward.

The wind in the head carries away everything perishable and only the imperishable remains.

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I wanted to merge with her, to enter into her blood and flesh - and I could not.

But if this does not happen, if you are "unlucky", and you will be approved and appreciated, then ... you yourself will have to make a conscious choice: freedom or dependence, you will be forced to decide: universal respect or loneliness; you're trapped between "being what you're supposed to be" or "being nothing to anyone". And from now on ... you can be, but only lonely and only for yourself.

Human addiction is a living art of spiritual self-destruction.

It was not even that Mr. Tulip had an addiction to drugs, but that he passionately wanted him to have it.

It's amazing how a man of his intellect can be so dependent on other people's praise?