The process of awakening or enlightenment is nothing but to empty yourself from inside, and make you encounter with the real being, where you absolutely relax yourself and feel rejuvenated to experience life again.
I find learning to be the most valuable of all the treasures in the world. It's priceless.
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I find learning to be the most valuable of all the treasures in the world. It's priceless.
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