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Trees are known by their fruit, people by their deeds. Good deeds gather love, bad deeds hatred. Sow courtesy to harvest friendship, plant kindness to reap love.

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There is a period in early childhood in which dreams are regarded as real and in which the events, transformations, gratifications, and threats of which they are composed are regarded by the child as if they were as much a part of his actual daily life as his daytime experiences. The capacity to establish and maintain clear distinctions between the life of dreams and life in the outside world is hard-won and requires several years to accomplish, not being completed even in normal children before ages eight to ten. Nightmares, because of their vividness and compelling effective intensity, are particularly difficult for the child to judge realistically.
Psychiatrist John E Mack, Nightmares and Human Conflict (1970)

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