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		By: Erol		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[What terrific insight Deepak, that maybe it is the ego fearing its own death, just the end of its definition of life, not the true definition of life. Can&#039;t wait to share this!

I wonder if learning about others who have created a wonderful second life would be helpful. Seeing where others thought they came to the end and found that, though the years may be short that remain, the is a deeper life.

I saw Art Linkleter a few years ago, at i think 93 years young. He was starting to learn Chinese and work on a wind power plant in China. Continuing to learn, with a purpose, seems to make the number of years left an irrelevant thought.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What terrific insight Deepak, that maybe it is the ego fearing its own death, just the end of its definition of life, not the true definition of life. Can&#8217;t wait to share this!</p>
<p>I wonder if learning about others who have created a wonderful second life would be helpful. Seeing where others thought they came to the end and found that, though the years may be short that remain, the is a deeper life.</p>
<p>I saw Art Linkleter a few years ago, at i think 93 years young. He was starting to learn Chinese and work on a wind power plant in China. Continuing to learn, with a purpose, seems to make the number of years left an irrelevant thought.</p>
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