The indulgence of denying is by far the worst; it forces us to believe we are doing great things, when in effect we are only fixed within ourselves. To
In "Separate Reality: Conversations With Don Juan," Carlos Castaneda explores the detrimental impacts of self-deception. He suggests that denying one’s true nature and limitations can be more harmful than facing uncomfortable truths. This kind of denial leads individuals to mistakenly perceive themselves as successful or heroic while they remain trapped in a cycle of self-absorption.
The quote emphasizes the danger of this indulgence, warning that it prevents genuine growth and understanding. By remaining blind to reality, we confine ourselves, hindering our potential to achieve meaningful change and awareness in our lives.
