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inner reality

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See: center, essence


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A child must adapt to an inner reality as well as an external one, and responsiveness should not be seen first as preferred or maladaptive to a desired, predetermined state of being.
] important in the Renaissance as a paradigm of how external appearance hides the inner reality of things" (154).
To gain access to this inner reality meditation is necessary.
 
 
 
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