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The woman that I will become in the future will have finally learned to love waking up early in the mornings, love her career and is passionate about what she does every single day. Finds beauty in every little thing life has to offer, travels all over the world whenever she feels like and is financially stable. Where she is in love with life and has so much happiness and peace in her heart.
“The most important thing to develop in human beings is a sense of love, and an understanding of unconditional love. I’m not talking about the love towards a specific person, but love in a general sense; for life, for the planet, for purely existing. We completely forget how temporary we are. From the moment we are born, we are closer to death — and death can happen anytime, anywhere, unexpectedly… This uncertainty should make our lives more beautiful, appreciated and rich, but we forget this — and instead, we spend our time on bullshit. We spend our time wasting time instead of understanding our purpose on the planet.”
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A conversation with Marina Abramović.
Also see Alan Lightman on finding assurance in our impermanence, Alan Watts on becoming who you really are, and some thoughts on how to find your purpose.
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“To my daughter I will say, ‘See your beauty without a compliment or a mirror.’”
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