(born during the mid 1930's to early 1940's) whose intention is to reform attitudes to money and the material side of life generally. You discover that your sense of freedom and the means of promoting new ideas are greatly inhibited by your attachment to material considerations. On the other hand though, you invent new means of making money in order to further revolutionary concepts and practices. Like the World War that marks this generation, it is evident in your life that old forms have to be destroyed in order to build anew.
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