A Quote by Albert Ellis
Humans can always accept themselves unconditionally.
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When humans find themselves surrounded by nothing but objects, the response is always one of loneliness.
Do not accept what you hear by report, do not accept tradition, do not accept a statement because it is found in our books, nor because it is in accord with your belief, nor because it is the saying of your teacher. Be lamps unto yourselves. Those who, either now or after I am dead, shall rely upon themselves only and not look for assistance to anyone besides themselves, it is they who shall reach the topmost height.
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