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(To Theodore.) Now do not escape through platitudes.

A platitude and two people, one distant and one near. [...]

(“A platitude and two people, one distant and one near. [...]

(Continuing to Jason.) Now, you did not come here for platitudes with which you are familiar. [...]

[...] Instead it settled for platitudes that equated cleanliness (pause) with virtue — hence, of course, your deodorant advertisements, and many other aspects of the marketplace (amused).

If this sounds difficult then indeed it is, because I will not deal in platitudes, and the exercise of the inner abilities demand, as a bulwark, the sometimes difficult achievement of an ego that can adapt itself in the outer environment, and so hold its own while the inner self is then freed to go its way.