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    we die. In addition, through the branches on the trees, you can see the light piercing through. Every day it will shine and penetrate through the clouds and trees so that the darkest shall be made bright. The light will conquer the darkest in your life if you let it. Like the sun, it is not to be feared but rather looked up to and inspired by. The dormant trees are connected to the earth and are…

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    human beings have a purpose in this life; some discover it while they are young, whereas others find it during later in their life. Xiuhtezcatl Martínez, the author of the environmental movement guide, called We Rise, found his purpose at an earlier age. From six years of age, the author expresses that he saw that adults had damaged the world in which he was living, and thanks to this he found his desire, his voice and motivation to want to make a difference. He found his purpose when he "saw…

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    Eddie's wife, Marguerite, was the love of his life and he highly adored her. In the book, the five people you meet in heaven Eddie learned many different meaningful lessons such as forgiveness, that love never ends, and that everyone has a purpose in life. Throughout Eddie's life, there were many people that he just could not forgive. Eddie could not forgive himself for not making a better life for him and Marguerite. Eddie always felt like the life he gave Marguerite wasn't enough, he felt…

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    Foresees His Death, which examines destiny and the meaning of giving our life to a greater cause. Furthermore, The Second Coming highlights Yeats’s opinion on the apocalyptic cycle of nature while The Wild Swans at Coole delves into the effects of realising the impermanence of our circumstances . Overall, Yeats explores the impact of social and political degradation through key issues including sacrifice, fate and the impermanence of life. Our sacrifice and toil in the face of…

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    End-of-life care is an important topic that is on the rise as the number of people dying per year increases. The hands at the forefront of this issue are those of the nurses that are put in place to care for these patients; however, many of these nurses have received little to no training in palliative or end-of-life care (Dobson, 2017, p.3). Without proper guidance and education, nurses lack the skills necessary to provide care for these patients when they need it most. This article…

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    18, 2016 Plato’s Argument for the Souls Immortality The mysteries beyond our physical lives have always been up for debate. Arguments from the dawn of rationality range anywhere from religion to the sciences as to decipher human origin, our purpose in life and what lies beyond our known existence. Plato, an ancient Greek and arguably most prominent philosopher in history expresses his view in his work the “Phaedo” using his predecessor Socrates as the voice of his arguments. He covers the…

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    flows necessary flow necessary to restore salmon and other native fish to the river... . Whereas Bill Mcewen supports his statement by explaining thats its a bad idea to for the river to be restored its gonna hurt the farmer industry. Weintraub’s purpose is to…

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    the novella The Alchemist, Santiago’s life is controlled by personal choice. Throughout the book he makes several big choices that impact the way he lives his life. He decides on his own to become a shepherd so he can travel. He also decided to continue on his journey to find his personal Legend even when he feels like giving up. The people’s actions around him also affect him further proving that his life is controlled by personal choice. If Santiago’s life was controlled by fate than his…

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    experiencing certain emotions in life. Walt Whitman uses symbolism, metaphors, and philosophical thought to set a sense of creation for the readers. The poem also connects theses topics with specific objects in nature and leaves the audience thinking about their own lives. In section 50 of “Song of Myself” major themes such as a death, happiness, and a sense of purpose can all be found. In general, the themes show what the speaker is thinking and feeling at this point in his life and in the…

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    Have you always wondered about the afterlife? Have you always wanted to know the purpose or meaning of your life here on earth? Mitch Albom, the author of The Five People You Meet in Heaven gives us a stupendous story that will change everything we’ve ever believed about the meaning of our lives and our views on the afterlife. Albom’s idea of experiencing five individuals who instills a divine piece of wisdom and disregard the idea of being lonely and more arranged for our future in heaven makes…

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