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Question 1

They weren’t my things, however - I had stolen them

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Question 2

Most of them I had taken from books

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Question 3

My head was stuffed full of ideas of others

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Question 4

Despite my verbal facility, I was not real.

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Question 5

I dreamt dreams vivid as reality

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Question 6

I could not escape from them or ignore them

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Question 7

On the first plane were the normal, predictable, everyday occurrences that I shared with everybody else

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Question 8

On the second plane, however (unique to me, or so I thought) existed dreadful images and unbearably intense emotional states.

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Question 9

This idiosyncratic, subjective world—which everyone normally treated as illusory—seemed to me at that time to lie somehow behind the world everyone knew and regarded as real.

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Question 10

But what did real mean?

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Question 11

Where was the real?

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Question 12

What was at the bottom of it all?

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Question 13

I did not feel I could live without knowing.

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Question 14

I was on a journey, going somewhere I did not want to go. I was not the driver.

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Question 15

I hadn’t paid any attention to religious ideas for years.

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Question 16

Your actions, and I mean even the smallest atomic possible actions too, and I mean every activity around us, every phenomenon (activity), but especially our consciously decided actions (which means correct or wrong decisions), should be guided by the single premise that it should be “psychologically, physiologically, and socially fulfilled.”

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