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 1         1,1|             the original model risks being changed into a model of
 2         1,3|            point of fooling him into being able to do it by intention,
 3         1,3|              negative concept of her being is insinuated, which will
 4         1,3|         anything. He will be or risk being a person without passions
 5         2,4|            as a personal failure and being extremely attentive to her
 6         2,4|             practice, an anti-social being.~ ~
 7         2,5|             sensation: that of never being able to acquire definitive
 8         2,5|            understand why: the human being will never find himself
 9         2,5|            all the more if the human being in question has chosen to
10         3  | self-fulfillment model, which end up being misleading in relation to
11         3,2|            limitations, without ever being scandalized, without considering
12         3,3|             person in a condition of being satisfied with what she
13         3,3|            today, self-acceptance is being offered and indicated, by
14         4  |            spiritual formation, this being the theological and psychological
15         4  |          fragment ever nearer to his being and living at that vital
16         4  |            leave things as they are, being satisfied with noting what
17         4,2|              other dimensions of his being; the vitality that he receives
18         4,2|            maybe even out of fear of being able enough to control his “
19         4,2|        recuperation, to the point of being crystallized into a strong
20         4,3|             the life of every living being, because in him he chose
21         4,3|              learn to make his whole being turn…life, impulses, limitations,