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An Exercise to Remind You of Your Life Purpose

  • Posted: Sunday, February 3, 2019
  • Meeting: Sunday, January 20, 2019

  • Duration: 2min 52sec

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A famous artist had a hit record long ago containing the lyrics, "I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter, and make believe it came from you." The next moment you find yourself with a stronger connection to what it really means to be a human being, sit down and write yourself a letter about what you think it means to be a real human being. Read this letter every morning. There will be mornings that you will not want to read it, and you will not want to remember what you should be doing with your life, but this exercise will help you reconnect with the true purpose of your existence.
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remember yourself, spiritual exercise, meaning of life

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