micael:
So many people are more concerned with life after death than they are with life after birth. A life lived without purpose, honor or value, the kind in which one doesn?t know the reason why he was born, is joyless and lackluster. To just live, eat and die without any real sense of purpose represents a life pervaded by the World of Animality. On the other hand, to do, create or contribute something that benefits others, society and ourselves and to dedicate ourselves as long as we live, to that challenge ? that is a life of satisfaction, a life of value, it is the humanistic and lofty way to live.


micael: When times are tough you've got to be tough to survive.
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micael: If you value your freedom, thank a Veteran.


micael: Hold on, help is on the way. What matters most is how one behaves as a human being. I write about life, human revolution and the Divinity of Self.
    redrider6612: I'm not sure what you mean by "divinity of self" -
    micael: Hi Redrider, I apologize for the time lapse to respond to your question. The meaning of my statement has to do with acknowledging that every person is endowed with amazing resources that can be tapped into by going "within" oneself. It's like when a person lifts an automobile off of a trapped child or other loved one. We all possess an array of strengths, power, and abilities that often go unused, even unrecognized until we push ourselves beyond our known limitations due to a crisis situation. I realized my own human potential when I lifted a car with one hand to free my other hand from being trapped between the bumper and a car jack. -