Death, Dying, and Afterlife: Quote for the Day

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Quote for the Day

“Life is not meant to be lived to reach an afterlife; life is lived for the experience of physically sensing different aspects of consciousness.” ~ Hal Manogue, Living Behind the Beauty Parlor

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