‘Each morning when I awake, I experience again a supreme pleasure — that of being Salvador Dali.’ –Salvador Dali
For most of us, the set of behaviors we call personality, or self, forms initially in a family of three, four, or five individuals, then develops as it is exposed to the larger worlds of school and, in our teens perhaps, our town, our country. The richness of our individual personalities is a measure of the complexity of the relations that sustain us.
photo { Veerle Frissen }
