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The desire for freedom and equilibrium (harmony) is inherent in man (due to the universal in him).
The desire for freedom and equilibrium (harmony) is inherent in man (due to the universal in him).
The desire for freedom and equilibrium (harmony) is inherent in man (due to the universal in him).
The desire for freedom and equilibrium (harmony) is inherent in man (due to the universal in him).
The desire for freedom and equilibrium (harmony) is inherent in man (due to the universal in him).
The desire for freedom and equilibrium (harmony) is inherent in man (due to the universal in him).
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