Roger Ludlowe High School - Fairfieldiana Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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Learning to live is a part of all learning. The individual can learn to feel fully alive, to live rather than to exist. Instead of fostering the state of unconscious hopelessness that is so often covered up as optimism, we should see and cherish all signs of new life, and we should be ready at every moment for that which is waiting to be born. ft DJ f o XQXYYLQ 0 . . The process of increasing awareness is nothing but the process of awakening, of open- ing one's eyes and seeing what is in front of one. Awareness means doing away with illu- sions and, to the degree that this is accom- plished, it is a process of liberation. -- Erich Fromm . . he looked around him as if seeing the world for the first time . . . here was blue, here was yellow, here was green, sky and river, woods and mountains . . . all this, colored in a thousand different forms, had always been there . . - Herman Hesse, Siddbartba