Quote by Mal Pancoast

There's nobody out there. It's all in here.

There's nobody out there. It's all in here.

Summary

This quote suggests that there is no external force or entity controlling our lives or determining our destiny. Instead, it implies that everything we experience, feel, and create is a result of our own thoughts, perceptions, and actions. It emphasizes the importance of realizing that our reality and power lies within ourselves and our own choices, rather than seeking answers or validation from external sources. Ultimately, it encourages self-reliance and personal accountability in shaping one's own life.

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Mind

By Mal Pancoast

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