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

The uneasiness which many feel in the presence of the Initiates is that which, or is very similar to that which, I think, many feel in the presence of forces, explicit or implicit, which they sense are inimical to life. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #420)
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19 420 The uneasiness which many feel in the View more quotes about presence">presence of the Initiates is that which, or is very similar to that which, I think, many feel in the presence of forces, explicit or implicit, which they sense are inimical to life.

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

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19 417 The presence of Initiates, I have noted, tends to have a somewhat depressing effect on most people.
19 418 It is generally a relief when they have taken their way elsewhere.
19 419 Most men of this world, it seems, would prefer that they confine themselves to the precincts of their temples.
19 420 The uneasiness which many feel in the presence of the Initiates is that which, or is very similar to that which, I think, many feel in the presence of forces, explicit or implicit, which they sense are inimical to life.
19 421 The musicians in the crowd were now again striking up a tune.
19 422 The hawkers were again at work, calling out the nature and virtues of their goods.
19 423 I again rose to my feet.
The presence of Initiates, I have noted, tends to have a somewhat depressing effect on most people. It is generally a relief when they have taken their way elsewhere. Most men of this world, it seems, would prefer that they confine themselves to the precincts of their temples. The uneasiness which many feel in the presence of the Initiates is that which, or is very similar to that which, I think, many feel in the presence of forces, explicit or implicit, which they sense are inimical to life. The musicians in the crowd were now again striking up a tune. The hawkers were again at work, calling out the nature and virtues of their goods. I again rose to my feet. - (Witness of Gor)