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Your habits both became extremely sloppy in that regard, and it was easy for both of you to justify the lack of increasingly rewarding emotional interaction by saying it went into your separate work, and into our work.

[...] The conscious system of beliefs behind the impediment will be illuminated, and you will realize that you feel a certain way because you believe an idea that causes and justifies such a reaction.

[...] The ideas will be reflected in their daily experience, certainly, and seem to be justified. [...]

[...] The doctors follow their own ideas, of course, and in that system they see themselves as completely justified — as humane.

[...] The fact that Ruburt considers the man an ass, helped, because Ruburt could then justify his own conditioned reflex toward authority; and keep in mind other material I have given you concerning Ruburt and the gallery.

As in the case of Cézanne, masterpieces would justify all else. [...]

[...] For one thing, men who perform seemingly evil acts but who believe those acts to be right and justified, can be carried along in relative safety for some time before their errors catch up with them, because the power of their own self-approval is so strong.

[...] Why, then, do you worry about justifying your own existence in this hour?”

[...] Then what an outrage do you work against yourself when you try to justify your position in terms of money or worth according to the most parochial limits and social expectations of your time. [...]

[...] The need to justify life through writing, the exaggerated need for protection from the deceptive unconscious and the unsafe world, and the concept itself were so involved with his entire thinking patterns that he could not isolate it to see where and how it bore upon his activities. [...]

I will not quibble with either of you, and I am not by any means justifying any of Ruburt’s methods, in the unfortunate restraint he has placed upon his body. [...]

[...] But you see here what under other circumstances could have been the final straw, so to speak, the word of authority that would say “Your fears are justified.” [...]

[...] He was taught not to express himself, so he only uses those abilities to protect his life, which justifies them. [...]

The end does not justify the means. [...]

[...] Using your extrasensory abilities you picked one up, followed the impulse or the hunch and found this quite justified. [...]

[...] Now the distrust was projected outward, and so you found in physical reality those effects that seemed to justify your feelings and, therefore, you hid further and further within yourself, adapting a militant manner to hide the helplessness that you felt. [...]

[...] I was quite a pious old man and woman in many of those lives and completely forgot or justified the errors in course of my youth. [...]

Remember, even false beliefs will seem to be justified in terms of physical data, since your experience in the outside world is the materialization of those beliefs. [...]

[...] Both your positive and negative attitudes toward it seemingly were justified, because the exterior conditions mimicked perfectly your inner attitudes.

[...] I am not saying that a good end justifies what you would consider an evil action. [...]