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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was not that I was dissatisfied with my condition, you understand, because I had come to understand what I was, and to rejoice in it. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #97)
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5 97 It was not that I was dissatisfied with my condition, you View more quotes about understand">understand, because I had come to understand what I was, and to rejoice in it.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
5 94 I myself, however, did not wish to remain in the garden.
5 95 I had seen a world much more real outside the wall.
5 96 It was in that world that I wished to be, even with its cruelties and dangers.
5 97 It was not that I was dissatisfied with my condition, you understand, because I had come to understand what I was, and to rejoice in it.
5 98 It was, rather, that I wished to be what I was outside the wall, not within the wall, not within the garden.
5 99 Indeed, within the wall, I could not fully realize my natural condition, not to its fullest extent, what I was.
5 100 One required for that a full world, with its thousands of ramifications and perils.
I myself, however, did not wish to remain in the garden. I had seen a world much more real outside the wall. It was in that world that I wished to be, even with its cruelties and dangers. It was not that I was dissatisfied with my condition, you understand, because I had come to understand what I was, and to rejoice in it. It was, rather, that I wished to be what I was outside the wall, not within the wall, not within the garden. Indeed, within the wall, I could not fully realize my natural condition, not to its fullest extent, what I was. One required for that a full world, with its thousands of ramifications and perils. - (Witness of Gor)