Life has no rules
Except that it will end you
You determine the meaning of life
This is how I think you ought to live
Be kind to others
Life is full of suffering
See the beauty in everything
Create some art while you’re here
Try not to be led by irrational fear
Seek out the truth of this world
Even if it looks ugly
Connect to the Supreme Divine
Hold onto joy for as long as you can
See bad happenings as a sign
Improve yourself over your lifespan
Sacrifice and show love for your family
Leave Earth a better place than when you came.
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Losing a home is like losing a family member. For as long as I could remember, the house on the corner of Oak Avenue in the suburbs of Central Pennsylvania was my anchor point. Even when I lived on campus, that two-story, 4-bedroom house was my anchor, the place I learned how to walk, where I had tearful arguments, where I spent days hunkered down during blizzards. All these memories meant nothing to the bank. The foreclosure loomed over our heads like gallows. We were losing the house, and there was nothing left to do but search for an apartment and pack up.
By Daniel Neumann3 years ago in The Chain
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