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Man's Greatness

Examining love from all different angles, one can come to appreciate the connection how it is so often used as the vehicle, by which we share with others our deepest affection and this love no matter how much we have, never do we seem able to get enough yet had we been forced to live without it, we would find living in starvation just too tough This constant need to possess a measure of love in our life, must be part of that divine plan enabling us to maintain our emotional health, and affording us a way to become a better man perhaps an additional reason might also be, to share a little of our love with those in need we can become so lost in our materialistic world, easily forgetting to pursue this noble deed The greatness of man’s creation exists from within, and lies dormant for us to find accepting the fact that we are spiritual beings, and the most unique of our kind innate potential to reach the highest of heights, in the service of our Creator choosing wisely to do good, while rejecting evil, and thus becoming even greater Fooling yourself with alluring transitory pleasures, this world leads you astray fleeting momentary happiness, causes you to believe you are here to stay furthest from the truth you could never be, because ultimately all will see when the end of that long road arrives, you too, will be just another deportee Only with constant toil and unremitting effort, could we think it possible to overcome to successfully subdue evil that is now a part of you, would be nothing short of awesome better to consider the end, when your immortal soul will be in need of an abode of its own what a tremendous loss it would be indeed, for your soul to be left in the dark and all alone

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