Every one rushes elsewhere and into the future, because no one wants to face one's own inner self.

Summary

This quote critiques the tendency of people to constantly seek external distractions and focus on the future, rather than turning inward and confronting their own inner selves. It implies that individuals are often afraid to confront their own emotions, flaws, and insecurities, resulting in a constant avoidance of self-reflection. The quote suggests that personal growth and contentment can only be found by turning inward and examining one's own thoughts and emotions, rather than constantly seeking external validation and distractions.

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