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Margaret Atwood

"Time: old cold time, old sorrow, settling down in layers like silt in a pond."

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"Time: old cold time, old sorrow, settling down in layers like silt in a pond."

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"The question "who am I" is the first question that every person should ask himself."

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"The purpose of our activities on earth must go beyond bread and butter or merely surviving."

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"You can listen to the secrets of lifein the silence of night,in the voice of the ocean,in the beating of your heart.Just listen with your soul."

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"Carefully analyze the old stories that you choose to perpetually tell, for these are really life-long meditations."

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"If you don't want to regret your life later, then begin to invest your time, begin to measure your life. Measure your life by the products and by the results you produce!"

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