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Personality comes to its own when one, through such increasing consciousness, comes to discover the central fact, which commands the wide complexity of life.
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The quote says that personality fully develops as a person becomes more conscious and discovers one central truth that brings order to life’s many complexities. “Comes to its own” suggests reaching a fuller, more authentic expression of oneself. The central fact is presented as something that helps make sense of the wide range of experiences and choices that make up life.
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- Mother India, Sri Aurobindo Ashram
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- Official Statement
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