Fear of rejection, ridicule, and isolation that keeps people choosing money, school, and false reality.
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social condemnation
Fear of rejection, ridicule, and isolation that keeps people choosing money, school, and false reality.
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Love and imagination are sufficient for happiness; the desire for wealth is rooted in fear of ridicule, isolation, parental rejection, and social condemnation.
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"...Why am I sinking money? Not for yourself, because you fear social condemnation."
"You fear being laughed at. That's why you want money. That's what you wanna do while in school. Once you accept that, then you..."
"They have power but they don't have imagination. Okay. So, they need to trick us into wanting to create the world they want us..."
"...pain and suffering. And we avoid sinning because we're afraid of social condemnation. We're afraid of being laughed at. We're afraid of being mocked..."
"...that when you come together, it will not be for your condemnation. About the other things, I will give instruction when I come."
"...act first. So the National Assembly conspire to vote for his condemnation. They vote for his death. And he does not resist. The most..."
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