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Addiction

Addiction mistaken as shelter

January 7, 2013 Ben Shaine Leave a comment

An addiction is something you mistake for shelter.

–Brion Toss, at the Aikido seminar with William Gleason and George Ledyard, Aikido Eastside, January 6, 2013

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