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A Human Being Becomes Whole Not In Virtue Of A Relation To Himself [only] But Rather In Virtue Of An Authentic Relation To Another Human Being(s).
-Martin Buber
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A Human Being Becomes Whole Not In
Martin Buber
A Human Being Becomes Whole Not In Virtue Of A Relation To Himself [only] But Rather In Virtue Of An Authentic Relation To Another Human Being(s).
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