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Old 12-15-2007, 12:55 PM #1
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I heard this on t.v. and thought it applies to a lot of us who no longer can work or support our families.

When a person dies, it is because they are done learning the lessons they needed to learn,
and,

their spirit was finished using them to teach the lessons that were needed to be taught.

I wonder how many of us are being used, in our current incapacity, to teach the lessons that others need to be taught?
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