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October
Instincts Run Wild
Instincts Run Wild Every time a person imposes his instincts unreasonable upon others, unhappiness follows. If the pursuit of wealth tramples upon people who happen to be in the way, then anger, jealousy, and revenge are likely to be aroused. If sex runs riot, there is a similar uproar. Demands made lo upon other people for too much attention, protection, and ve can invite only domination or revulsion in the protectors themselves -- two emotions quite as unhealthy as the demands which evoke them. When an individual's desire for prestige becomes uncontrollable, se whether in the wing circle or at the international conference table, other people suffer and often revolt. fr This collision of instincts can produce anything om a cold snub to a blazing revolution.
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