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2/24 (8%)
bodywise
overcharged
scot
problem
oversimplifying
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The belief that a given problem cannot be solved can cause much difficulty, unless you freely and consciously give it up; particularly when inner organs are affected, this point plays a strong part. A diseased organ that is then removed through an operation often represents an unfaced problem, or one that is considered beyond solving. It is then symbolically thrown away, you see. Since people only have so many organs to lose, that road can be dangerous indeed.
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So if you did not give it as freely as you thought you should to Ruburt, then you would also keep it to the same degree (underlined) out of your work. This was not merely some self-punishing situation. You would be led to question why you were not pleased with your work as you thought you should be, and hence back to the original problem.
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