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The greater the man, the more subject he is to the ravaging effects of the negative side of this reality.

— Morton Kelsey Myth, History & Faith (1974)

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I learned that all people can be touched, with genuine caring and understanding.

The success of a ministry depends more upon one's capacity to relate and to care, than [on] one's theological background.

If humankind is open to another dimension of reality, then the dream may be one of the most common avenues through which God reaches out to us.

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The inner journey is as individual as our thumbprint. We need to guide others on their way and never impose our way upon them.

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Man cannot remain well psychologically, let alone socially, if he loses contact with the unconscious and its symbolic and mythological life.

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