| Our present situation is that we have cumulatively developed an excellent knowledge of many aspects of our environment, without achieving a comprehensive knowledge of all its dimensions. Yet based on this partial knowledge, we have intervened deeply in the processes of nature. . . . In essence, our powers to affect the outer reality have far outstripped our powers over ourselves. This is the key point. | |||
| p. 55-56 | |||
| Robert A. F. Thurman |
"Tibetan Psychology: Sophisticated Software for the Human Brain" MindScience: An East-West Dialog Wisdom Books, 1994 |
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