This shows the value of life and the uncertainties of death. ... When we can live our daily life deeply and genuinely, we begin to feel free and are able to live; we can see the true nature of life. ... You are given an extraordinary thing, which is life, and you should use it to fulfil everything you desire, that is how life should be lived. ... If our life is filled with being caught in the restraints of pain and suffering, then our life doesn't have the same kind of meaning as if we live in freedom. Knowing that we have to die, I am determined to live my life properly, deeply. ...

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It will observe how these teachings could be integrated in our daily encounters. ... The concept of life is important in the Muslim religion. Life is given by God who creates life for each and life every person it is only God who has the right to take life back. No man should take another person's life. ... As a result, this aspect of right to live, if integrated in our daily life would change our societies drastically. ...

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The purpose of revealing every aspect of his personal life is to set an example for others. ... In this passage he gives examples of how life can become overwhelming at times. By pulling examples from his own life, Montaigne shows the reader that he too is an average man who often deals with daily stresses. ... He rambles for pages upon pages about his daily habits, his bodily functions, his eating rituals, and his illnesses. ... Life is a process of self-discovery. ...

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Moderation is a very beneficial characteristic to practice throughout life. ... Exercising is a very healthy habit to recite daily, but in large amounts can lead to harmful side effects. In this same way, work is an obligation that most people complete daily but too much work can cause negative repercussions. ... Phil had spent his whole life working, and had even died because of it. ... Relationships are one of the most valuable possessions in life. ...

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The townspeople greatly admire Richard Cory; they think he deserves such adoration although they practically do not know anything about his personal life. ... On the contrary, the words by which the townspeople life is described are the opposite to the perfect life of Richard Cory, as they "worked", "waited", and "cursed" (Robinson lines 13;14). The townspeople's daily struggle explains why they see Richard Cory as their "idol"; his manners, wealth, and perfection are the aspirations they dream of to escape from their daily battle. Their obsession with Cory i...

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As individuals, we live the seemingly endless circle of life, and with all the nuisances we undergo throughout our lives, we forget to stop and enjoy the time we have. ... These significant objects bombard us on a daily basis, and we begin to lose touch with our own self. ... The fewer distractions someone has, the more focused they will be able to be on their own life and their own self-improvement. ... It is possible for us to enjoy each activity, where one is content rather than rushing to finish his or her daily responsibilities, but we still do things the same way. ... " He tries to ...

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Wisdom is synonymous with possession of life and preparation for life. ... He does not fall headlong in the pitfalls of life. He is not one of the many wrecks along life's way. ... Nothing could be more precious to that man who would take up his cross daily and follow Christ in the way of obedience to his heavenly Father. ... In this life he will be a burning and shining light to God's glory and in the next life he will behold His glory for evermore. ...

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(Merton, 27) The power of love affects more than just our thinking and our behavior, but our entire life. ... It crafts new identity and new life. Yet, actually, people do not create philosophies of love and life in general on their own. ... Actually, to consider love merely as a matter of need and fulfillment, which is what we have been told to expect daily and hourly - as something that works itself out in a cool deal - is to miss the whole point of love, and of life itself. ... Love can then grant the perfection of life. ...

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Interpretation covers the ability to understand and explain according to an individual's belief, judgment, or interest. Readers can interpret any quotation such as " a rose by any other name would smell as sweet- Understanding the quotation becomes clear by assessing two elements. This quotation has...

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These plays all feature irrational, illogical, and life has no meaning and simplicity. ... Godot can be understood as one of the many things in life people wait for. The play basically exists less in its take on life. ... The play emulates Pinter's style of absurd and lack of meaning in daily routine. ...

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She tries to finish her daily duties on time without any doubts that there might be any more challenges in life. ... However, Vincent's whole life is built on a dream. ... Vincent's dream is so strong that he is ready to sacrifice his life just to accomplish his desire. ... Vincent Freeman proves in a dramatic way that the most important thing in life is to have wishes and dreams to actually live; otherwise, there exists no demand and challenge on life, and life becomes boring. ... Her life already ended when she was procreated in a test-tube. ...

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In the essay, 'Achievement of Desire', Richard Rodriguez describes the life of a scholarship boy and how it is very hard to balance an academic life and living the life of being in a working class family. ... He was always on top of his class regardless of his home life, coming from very little schooling parents. ... His isolates himself from the daily life with his family. ... He moved from his past from learning to the value of life. ... He reaches his young adult life and feelings continues to change. ...

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She tries to finish her daily duties on time without any doubts that there might be any more challenges in life. ... However, Vincent's whole life is built on a dream. ... Vincent's dream is so strong that he is ready to sacrifice his life just to accomplish his desire. ... Vincent Freeman proves in a dramatic way that the most important thing in life is to have wishes and dreams to actually live; otherwise, there exists no demand and challenge on life, and life becomes boring. ... Her life already ended when she was procreated in a test-tube. ...

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The purpose of life is to develop these capacities both for one's own life and for the service of humanity. Life in this world, as Bahaullah presents it, is like the life of a child in the womb of its mother: the moral, intellectual, and spiritual powers which a human being develops here, with the help of God, will be the "limbs" and "organs" needed for the soul's progress in the worlds beyond this earthly one. The way of life, which Bah's seek to cultivate, therefore, is one that encourages personal development. Daily prayer and meditation free the soul from conditioned pa...

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When people are extremely sick and have no hope in life, they ask their doctor to kill them. ... It is wrong and it will become a habit, because people are going to get used to it and it will become a daily base. ... Most especially must I tread with care in matters of life and death. If it is given me to save a life, all thanks. ... Euthanasia should be stopped because life is precious and valuable. ...

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The impact of these times would shape her life and values. ... I have been going through the worst time in my life but also my best. ... Audrey had some hard times as well but she never wallowed in her sorrow, she made a life for herself. She never stopped fighting for what she wanted in life. ... When I wake up every morning and see what's on my wall it is now a daily reminder to keep moving forward with my life and stop dwelling on the past. ...

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The human ego, as we know it, leads us to mistrust individuals in our daily lives. ... Life can be regarded as a battlefield with no man's land in the middle and trenches at the end of both extremities such as in the first world war. ... Life, once again, can be regarded as a race track where everyone intends to reach the first place. ... Deep within them, human beings, wether they are close relatives or not, despise the fact of seeing another individual rise into the esteem of social life. ... Life is a race track with various racers, each one having advantages and disadvantages, a...

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The average person is exposed to a plethora of advertisements daily. ... They look to be enjoying life by expressing their individuality, each having their own different color of iPods, background color and even the style of clothes they are wearing. ... As we are being exposed to more and more advertisements daily, they are everywhere and seems as if we cannot escape them, we become more desensitized to what they are really trying to sell us. ...

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Defining meaningful material as material that is relevant to the students societal, experiential and daily life context. ... In my experience as a student teacher meaningful materials have made me reflect upon my philosophy of life and my philosophy of teaching in a different way. ... "A soul that needs to be fed a soul that will ask questions and hopefully a soul that would search for the meaning of life"(Gomez, Dolores "Reflections") In addition they will become active participants in their societal context, achieving this only through the content in materials chosen by teachers, which prov...

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We try to respect all aspects in life because Brahman is life. ... My religion affects my daily life because I am in practice of it throughout all of my days. ... It's a lifestyle that most would call absurd, but life is life. ... I live my life in respect for all life and all nature. ... I am Hindu and proud of the life I'm living. ...

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We as a human race could take direction from the weasel's approach to daily life. ... His life is dictated by necessity. The weasel only does what he has to in order to live his life each day. ... We feel happiness when our life is as we feel that it should be. ... He already lives his life to the fullest each day. ...

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The state of religion in the life of a person is a complicated, ever-revolving situation. ... Moreover, humans are driven to construct meaning in life to understand the importance of life, and to understand what it is they have to do or follow to get to where they want to be. Experiences are significant factors in understanding one's life. ... Our meanings continually change because were faced with different experiences daily; thus, our construction for the meaning of life is never permanent; it is always being revised. Our thoughts of how we perceived life 10 years ago is not the sam...

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That philosophy, I interpret to be that life itself is meaningless. ... Our dreams are a way of escaping reality, and the life we have. ... It would make no difference to die obtaining all your goals in life, or none. ... We experience these feelings or emotions, in response to certain events, or thoughts that one may encounter on a daily basis. ... People unaware of the true reality of their life. ...

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Your life, or the life of another? ... For him, this moment is enjoyable and relaxing as he was escaping the grind of daily life back at the ranch. ... He is not happy that he must do this, as "the sport in taking life is a satisfaction [he] can't feel." ... The snake makes it clear that "life [is] dear, and would be dearly sold." Only now, after the "unprovoked attack," does the snake decide to attempt take the man's life if he can. ...

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His parents and other folks were amazed that he knew so much about life at such an early age. ... Nat fasted and prayed daily on the scriptures as though he was looking for something. ... During this time Nat started sharing with other people that a change was about to take place in his life very soon. That's when he started thinking about what his parents told him when he was younger, that he had a GREAT PURPOSE for his life. Nat started believing and manifesting this purpose even though he was not sure of that was on his life. ...

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