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You can't have thousands of cars without good computers on the electric grid.

Shai Agassi
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Only absolute simplicity can resolve a horrible complication; only a state free from psychology can heal psychological connections, and only a lucid brain can let go of a compulsive thought.

Shai Tubali
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Her aunt Sol had once told Shai to smile at the worst insults and snap at the minor ones. That way, no man would know your heart.

Brandon Sanderson, The Emperor's Soul
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We cannot stop wanting. Wanting is the tireless engine of life itself.

Shai Tubali, Indestructible You: Building a Self that Can't be Broken
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You are the cause of your suffering. That means that you alone have the power to change it.

Shai Tubali, Indestructible You: Building a Self that Can't be Broken
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Emotions cannot evolve through intellectual comprehension; there must be direct access to them, access that allows them to go through a transformation from the plane in which they actually exist.

Shai Tubali, A Guide to Bliss: Transforming Your Life through Mind Expansion
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Consciousness precedes phenomenon, and therefore consciousness can alter phenomenon.

Shai Tubali, A Guide to Bliss: Transforming Your Life through Mind Expansion
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Human suffering is caused mainly by ideas, emotions, and thoughts which are the handiwork of the human itself.

Shai Tubali, A Guide to Bliss: Transforming Your Life through Mind Expansion
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The ultimate purpose of psychology is to release from psychology.

Shai Tubali, A Guide to Bliss: Transforming Your Life through Mind Expansion
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The brain's transmutation begins when consciousness understands that it made everything up – morality, good and bad, redemption and the truth. With this understanding, it realizes that now it can start anew.

Shai Tubali, The Mystical Enlightenment of Friedrich Nietzsche: On the Death of God and the God Within
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