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

Another lesson implicit in this matter, which might be noted, was that I was dependent on others for my food, not only with respect to its quality, quantity and nature, but even with respect to whether I would be fed or not. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #190)
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11 190 View more quotes about another">Another lesson implicit in this matter, which might be noted, was that I was dependent on others for my food, not only with respect to its quality, quantity and nature, but even with respect to whether I would be fed or not.

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

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11 187 Whereas the food was certainly food, and true food, though plain fare, the function of this feeding, of course, was primarily symbolic or ceremonial.
11 188 I was feeding as a certain sort of thing in a certain sort of way, on a certain sort of provender.
11 189 I was under no delusions as to what I was, or how I fed, or on what I fed.
11 190 Another lesson implicit in this matter, which might be noted, was that I was dependent on others for my food, not only with respect to its quality, quantity and nature, but even with respect to whether I would be fed or not.
11 191 In this, of course, all slaves, even the highest, are similarly dependent.
11 192 The people of this world are rich in traditions and symbolic behaviors, which are very meaningful and important to them.
11 193 There are many such behaviors, traditions, ceremonies, and such, and there is, apparently, a considerable variety in such matters from place to place.
Whereas the food was certainly food, and true food, though plain fare, the function of this feeding, of course, was primarily symbolic or ceremonial. I was feeding as a certain sort of thing in a certain sort of way, on a certain sort of provender. I was under no delusions as to what I was, or how I fed, or on what I fed. Another lesson implicit in this matter, which might be noted, was that I was dependent on others for my food, not only with respect to its quality, quantity and nature, but even with respect to whether I would be fed or not. In this, of course, all slaves, even the highest, are similarly dependent. The people of this world are rich in traditions and symbolic behaviors, which are very meaningful and important to them. There are many such behaviors, traditions, ceremonies, and such, and there is, apparently, a considerable variety in such matters from place to place. - (Witness of Gor)