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  • Past is not a burden, but a learning curve.
  • Mistakes are not be repeated but rectified.
  • We can only do that if we believe "whatever has to happen will happen, yet life must go on"
  • Everyone is living a life which some else wishes they could live.
  • Make most of it, “past is not a curse but a blessing” to make things right the next time.

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