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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

This calls to our attention, and to that of others, our unique, special and beautiful nature, that it is not to be hidden, or denied, or betrayed, but openly acknowledged, even celebrated. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #338)
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4 338 This calls to our View more quotes about attention">attention, and to that of others, our unique, special and beautiful nature, that it is not to be hidden, or denied, or betrayed, but openly acknowledged, even celebrated.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 335 It was not merely that the line of us, the fifty of us, or so, were well revealed in this position, excellently and uncompromisingly exhibited, but there was involved here more profound meaningfulnesses.
4 336 Let us consider merely two or three aspects of the position.
4 337 That our shoulders must be well back accentuates, of course, our figure.
4 338 This calls to our attention, and to that of others, our unique, special and beautiful nature, that it is not to be hidden, or denied, or betrayed, but openly acknowledged, even celebrated.
4 339 We must be, unapologetically, what we are.
4 340 The symbolism of kneeling, itself, is doubtless obvious.
4 341 So, too, perhaps, at least upon reflection, may be the symbolism of the opening of our knees, and what it tells about what we are.
It was not merely that the line of us, the fifty of us, or so, were well revealed in this position, excellently and uncompromisingly exhibited, but there was involved here more profound meaningfulnesses. Let us consider merely two or three aspects of the position. That our shoulders must be well back accentuates, of course, our figure. This calls to our attention, and to that of others, our unique, special and beautiful nature, that it is not to be hidden, or denied, or betrayed, but openly acknowledged, even celebrated. We must be, unapologetically, what we are. The symbolism of kneeling, itself, is doubtless obvious. So, too, perhaps, at least upon reflection, may be the symbolism of the opening of our knees, and what it tells about what we are. - (Witness of Gor)