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Right self-observation, leading to valid findings, requires
and is, in fact, dependent upon the participation of three
factors, one might say three forces; and the quality of the
result, that is to say, the quality of the observation, depends
on the quality of each of these three factors. They are: I
who observe, face to face with what I observe within myself;
and nothing takes place unless a third factor is also there
between them, namely an attention which connects the two.
–The Conditions, Means and Significance of Real Self-Observation
Jean Vaysse
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MATERIAL
FOR THOUGHT #8
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