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    Life - in all its mind-boggling diversity - is but a metaphor for the various facets of human existence. distraction,charming or tedious, just showing up is not equal to getting the job done, love the questions, solitude, opinions as opposed to convictions, overworking, thought and belief, reality as illusion, the past, God's omniopotence, faith, art and life, is anything possibly impossible?

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    Life - in all its mind-boggling diversity - is but a metaphor for the various facets of human existence. distraction,charming or tedious, just showing up is not equal to getting the job done, love the questions, solitude, opinions as opposed to convictions, overworking, thought and belief, reality as illusion, the past, God's omniopotence, faith, art and life, is anything possibly impossible?

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    Crystals of Truth by Subroto Mukerji

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    Life - in all its mind-boggling diversity - is but a metaphor for the various facets of human existence. distraction,charming or tedious, just showing up is not equal to getting the job done, love the questions, solitude, opinions as opposed to convictions, overworking, thought and belief, reality as illusion, the past, God's omniopotence, faith, art and life, is anything possibly impossible?

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    RANDOM TAKES ON LIFE

    There’s no mountain so tall it can’t be


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