The old myth is true. We see our environment as a mirror to our self-image. If we think we are weak, everybody will appe — Gracia Hunter
The old myth is true. We see our environment as a mirror to our self-image. If we think we are weak, everybody will appe — Gracia Hunter
The old myth is true. We see our environment as a mirror to our self-image. If we think we are weak, everybody will appe — Gracia Hunter
The old myth is true. We see our environment as a mirror to our self-image. If we think we are weak, everybody will appe — Gracia Hunter
The old myth is true. We see our environment as a mirror to our self-image. If we think we are weak, everybody will appe — Gracia Hunter
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The old myth is true. We see our environment as a mirror to our self-image. If we think we are weak, everybody will appear like a threat. If we think we are strong, we will try to help everyone.

— Gracia Hunter
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