It is doubtful that real personal change can occur without the conscious and painful process of self-criticism that is r — Janis Birkeland
It is doubtful that real personal change can occur without the conscious and painful process of self-criticism that is r — Janis Birkeland
It is doubtful that real personal change can occur without the conscious and painful process of self-criticism that is r — Janis Birkeland
It is doubtful that real personal change can occur without the conscious and painful process of self-criticism that is r — Janis Birkeland
It is doubtful that real personal change can occur without the conscious and painful process of self-criticism that is r — Janis Birkeland
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It is doubtful that real personal change can occur without the conscious and painful process of self-criticism that is required to reject power and ego.

— Janis Birkeland
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