Article March 11, 1961 Issue

Man Is Always Complete

JEAN B. CREMIDAS

"When self has been put aside, accomplishment takes on a higher value"

The major difficulties of men arise today mainly from their sense of incompleteness, from their belief that they need something which they do not already possess, such as money, material possessions, right companionship, proper and satisfying work, fulfillment in artistic endeavors, health, or freedom from fear.

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