If You Only Have A Hammer, You

What Kind Of Guilt Comes From Being True To Yourself But Not To Others?. As We Have Seen, Being True To Yourself May At Times Intrinsically And Necessarily Be In Conflict With Being True To Others.

Musicians Must Make Music, Artists Must Paint, Poets Must Write If They Are To Be Ultimately At Peace With Themselves. What Human Beings Can Be, They Must Be. They Must Be True To Their Own Nature. This Need We May Call Self-actualization.

We Must Remember That Knowledge Of One’s Own Deep Nature Is Also Simultaneously Knowledge Of Human Nature In General.

Expression And Communication In The Peak–experiences Tend Often To Become Poetic, Mythical, And Rhapsodic, As If This Were The Natural Kind Of Language To Express Such States Of Being.

If You Only Have A Hammer, You Tend To See Every Problem As A Nail.