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Could this be because of looking in the wrong direction for 14 years?
Could it be from drifting back and forth in a wispy washy sea of mind, body, soul and your 14 year direction in spirituality?
Could it be time/distance away from events as people at that time were willing to be put to death in many horrible ways from truth as seen for proof, evidence, faith, hope, love, and truth😉.

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assumptions are a terrible thingie with which to be afflicted

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@torunn said
As long as we remain in somebody's memory, we are still alive.
Politically correct thing to say and Very Rusty approved. 🙂

-VR

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@torunn said
As long as we remain in somebody's memory, we are still alive.
-- Herostratos, 356 BC, Ephesos

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@rookie54 said
assumptions are a terrible thingie with which to be afflicted
And a man’s tongue?

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@mike69 said
And a man’s tongue?
I wonder if it is ok to say, that would depend on how talented he was with it? 🙂

-VR

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@very-rusty said
Politically correct
Just hatred wrapped in a new shiny box.

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Have you 'put to death in many horrible ways' posters in the SF?
Or indeed have you yourself suffered such a fate.
I think we should be told.

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its one shot I am in no hurry to take

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@torunn said
As long as we remain in somebody's memory, we are still alive.
Personally, I think this is the source of the more or less ubiquitous religious belief that there is life after death.

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