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We Must Be Willing To Change Chairs If We Want To Grow. There Is No Permanent Compatibility Between A Chair And A Person. And There Is No One Right Chair. What Is Right At One Stage May Be Restricting At Another Or Too Soft. During The Passage From One Stage To Another, We Will Be Between Two Chairs. Wobbling No Doubt, But Developing.

To Be Tested Is Good. The Challenged Life May Be The Best Therapist.

My Mother Had Demonstrated That The Best Way To Defeat The Numbing Ambivalence Of Middle Age Is To Surprise Yourself - By Pulling Off Some Cartwheel Of Thought Or Action Never Even Imagined At A Younger Age.

The Fundamental Steps Of Expansion That Will Open A Person, Over Time, To The Full Flowering Of His Or Her Individuality Are The Same For Both Genders. But Men And Women Are Rarely In The Same Place Struggling With The Same Questions At The Same Age.

This Is A Woman [hillary Clinton] Who For Many Of Her 52 Years Never Cared A Fig About Her Appearance, But In The Chrysalis Of Transformation From Political Wife To Independent Woman, The Jawline Has Been Chiseled, The Dominatrix Eyebrows Weeded, The Weight Dropped, And The Result Is A Woman Who Obviously Enjoys For The First Time Being Called Beautiful.