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C ADVAITA AJANMA UNBORN NDM
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Try this. Go to a cafe in a busy part of a city and take a seat that gives you a view of people walking past - perhaps a table on the pavement outside.
Now observe.
What you'll see is hundreds, and, if time permits, thousands, of people, busily walking to their destinations. Rich, poor, old, young, men, women, boys and girls, not where they want to be, trying to get to some place that they do want to be. When they get there they’ll soon want to be somewhere else.
You'll see a struggle on most people's faces.
And that's life. We're all trying to get somewhere we're not. It’s a struggle, which only ends on the day we die.
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VALLEY OF DTH
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At 80, so long as they are generally fit they have a fairly good chance of living another 15 or 20 years.
The reason is simple. Most of the age-related diseases such as cancer and heart-disease kill you between 50 and 75. If you’ve made it to 80 you’re probably cancer-free with a sound heart.
Much depends however, on your family history with dementia, because that’s still a likely killer in your 80s.
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CRC X WDST
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RAM GITA
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Rama Gita condenses Vedantic teaching in the form of a dialogue between Sri Rama and Lakshmana.
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