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A Separation Psychology produces a Separation Sociology, a way of socializing with each other that encourages the entire human society to act as separate entities serving their own separate interests.

A Separation Psychology produces a Separation Sociology, a way of socializing with each other that encourages the entire human society to act as separate entities serving their own separate interests.

Neale Donald Walsch (2013). “What God Said: The 25 Core Messages of Conversations with God That Will Change Your Life and th e World”, p.70, Penguin

The problem with a Separation Theology is that it produces a Separation Cosmology, a way of looking at all of life that says that everything is separate from everything else.

Neale Donald Walsch (2013). “What God Said: The 25 Core Messages of Conversations with God That Will Change Your Life and th e World”, p.70, Penguin

Life's irony is that as soon as worldly goods and worldly success are of no concern to you, the way is open for them to flow to you.

Neale Donald Walsch (1996). “Conversations with God: An Uncommon Dialogue”, p.139, Penguin

Nothing stays the same, nothing remains static. Which way a thing changes depends on you.

Neale Donald Walsch (1996). “Conversations with God: An Uncommon Dialogue”, p.67, Penguin

The best way to know someone is to have a conversation with them.

Neal Stephenson (2012). “Cryptonomicon”, p.382, Random House

No," says Ariana. "It was a dream. Reality got in the way, that's all.

Neal Shusterman (2012). “Downsiders”, p.199, Simon and Schuster

think of it this way," he said "It took nine months to get you born, so doesn't it figure it would take nine months to get you dead?

Neal Shusterman (2011). “Neal Shusterman's Skinjacker Trilogy: Everlost; Everwild; Everfound”, p.21, Simon and Schuster

What? Were you born stupid, or did you just die that way?

Neal Shusterman (2011). “Neal Shusterman's Skinjacker Trilogy: Everlost; Everwild; Everfound”, p.104, Simon and Schuster

Nervous and excitable persons need to talk a great deal, by way of letting off their steam.

Nathaniel Hawthorne (1871). “Passages from the English Note-books: Of Nathaniel Hawthorne”, p.63