Beauty Of Diversity Essay

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Register to read the introduction… The way to enjoy life is to enjoy being you and join in the happiness of other people. It is not enough that we do not destroy the dignity of other people. It is also important and overwhelming to cheer other people when they are down and enjoy life with them. We all ought to find the happiness of life. That is why we have to give happiness to others. Live with peace, love and happiness. Live as if everyone depends on your choice of having life. May the joy of sharing rest in everyone’s heart for it is the reason we are born in this world. Our talents are for us to ease the sorrow of other people. Beyond the capacity of our being, we have to be humbled in others so that those who need us must be given enough. The process of living is easy yet difficult. It is easy because we only have to stay where we are destined to yet it is difficult because we have to live what we dream for everyday with the hope of perfecting who we are in other’s

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