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Nan is the mortar that holds the tiles of their family together.

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Being always transcends appearance---that which only seems to be. Once you begin to know the being behind the very pretty or very ugly face, as determined by your bias, the surface appearances fade away until they simply no longer matter.
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I am afraid of emotions," Mack admitted."Emotions are the colors of the soul; they are spectacular and incredible. When you don't feel, the world becomes dull and colorless.
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Transformation without work and pain, without suffering, without a sense of loss is just an illusion of true change.
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Home is not as much about a place you belong, as people you belong to.
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Sin is its own punishment, devouring you from the inside. It's not my purpose to punish it; it's my joy to cure it.
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Emotions are the colors of the soul; they are spectacular and incredible. When you don't feel, the world becomes dull and colorless.
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Lies are a little fortress; inside them you can feel safe and powerful. Through your little fortress of lies you try to run your life and manipulate others. But the fortress needs walls, so you build some. These are the justifications for your lies. You know, like you are doing this to protect someone you love, to keep them from feeling pain. Whatever works, just so you feel okay about the lies.
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Let me say for now that we knew once the Creation was broken, true fathering would be much more lacking than mothering. Don't misunderstand me, both are needed- but an emphasis on fathering is necessary because of the enormity of its absence
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