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“Life is the most precious and wondrous thing that any of us have. Along the way, one of the real miracles occurs when we realize that what really matters is to deepen our relationship to ourselves and that to do this we have to enter a spiritual journey. We have to discover anew, or for the first time, our own relationship to the Infinite. We must begin to risk trusting a whole new level of intimacy with ourselves, life and the people whose lives we touch.”

Quote by Richard Moss

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Richard Moss, born on January 20, 1947, is a renowned author. His works span across various fields, including philosophy, psychology, and spiritual growth. Moss's writings are appreciated for their profound insights and unique perspectives. more

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