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E. Graham Howe Quotes

1897–1975 England

Eric Graham Howe (February 3, 1897 – June 8, 1975) was a British psychiatrist notable for his focus on psychodynamic psychology, existential phenomenology, and spirituality. He was associated with the Tavistock Clinic in the late 1920s and early 1930s and the Open Way Clinic in the 1950s and 1960s.

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Life needs courage above all other virtues; but perhaps the greatest of all human courage is forgiveness.

Human earnestness, so fearfully direct, so anxious to improve, builds monuments to house the living God and kills him dead within an ornamental prison.

Trees hold their living energy in a specially vivid and visual image of design: forest and clearing, root and branch, seed and fruit, spring and autumn, each tells the rhythm of a balanced and cyclical harmony.

THAT was the frame of reference for the Druids, which is what makes them so different from our experience now, which is determined, not by the truth of THAT, but by our anxious need for more security, more gain, less loss, and more power over the other.

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