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You must learn to love the uncertainty. You have to accept the unknown. — Barbara McClintock

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Man’s knowledge is but a little thing, and the greater part of it is but conjecture and opinion. — Jean Baptiste van Helmont

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The preservation of health should be the first study of one who is of any worth to oneself. —From Meditations on first philosophy and other metaphysical writings by René Descartes

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The master stood at the edge of the cliff, his gaze fixed on the horizon, as if seeking the wisdom of the earth itself. He was the protector, not only of his people but of the sacred silence that filled the air around him.

In his solitude, he had become the contemplator, pondering the mysteries of the world and his place within it. Blessed by the universe, he was the fortunate one—free from the burdens that weighed heavily on others, yet bound to the duty of guiding them.

And in his heart, he knew he had touched the divine, for the saint he had become was not one of grandeur but of quiet, steady grace.

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Transformation happens when we let go of trying to be someone we think we should be and instead embrace who we truly are. — Lee Harris

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We all want to believe in magic. That there’s some miracle cure out there—whether it’s a government program or a secret remedy. But often, there isn’t. — John Stosse

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Everyday objects can be lifesaving tools if you know how to use them.— From Spy Secrets That Can Save Your Life by Jason Hanson

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I do my thing and you do your thing.

I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine.

You are you, and I am I, and if by chance we find each other, it's beautiful.

If not, it can't be helped.

— Fritz Perls

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May or may you not want, just consult your pineal gland and go hug a tree.

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