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Tag Archives: meaning
family plan
Most of us are born into a family, are raised by a family… But during the course of our lives, we develop another family. A family of friends and associates. Though the members of our second family may seem to … Continue reading
Posted in cartoon, new age, new mythology, peace, psychology, spirituality
Tagged belief, design, family, holidays, meaning, purpose, Thanksgiving, turkey
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fable of the woman who saw the grand purpose of life
As she lay in bed, suspended in that place between waking and sleep… …she suddenly saw a mosaic in which all the myriad pieces fit together to create a panoramic design. That design revealed the purpose of this life of … Continue reading
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Tagged design, fable, iceberg, meaning, meaning of life, purpose, purpose of life, vision
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a time to die?
“I think you die when it’s your time to go.” When I heard that statement from a co-worker, nearly forty years ago, it seemed absurd to me… After all, I’d just read about the purge, conducted by Pol Pot … Continue reading
Posted in cartoon, history, Michael R. Patton, myth, new age, new mythology, peace, psychology, religion, spirituality, Uncategorized
Tagged belief, death, growth, meaning, plan, Pol Pot, purpose
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