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“Only things that are imperfect, incomplete, and ephemeral can truly be beautiful because only those things resemble the natural world.”
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It’s okay to see what’s wrong. But don’t forget the privilege of being here and now in this world full of possibilities. Always share a smile whenever you can.
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Take a moment of the day to say thank you, and you will increase your flow of happiness.
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Stop blaming the past and fearing the future. All you have is today. Make the most out of it. Make it worth remembering.
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Find your unique purpose that gives meaning to your life and pushes you to give your best until the end. If you haven’t found your Ikigai.
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We all are a part of this natural world, we should return to the nature by doing good deeds. We should do it regularly keep the cycle running.
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