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“Whether we remain the ash or become the phoenix is up to us.”

Quote by Ming-Dao Deng

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Ming-Dao Deng is an author known for his works in the field of philosophy and spirituality. Born in 1954, he has made significant contributions to the understanding of Eastern and Western thought, blending both in his writing. His books often explore the intersection of personal growth, mindfulness, and the pursuit of a meaningful life. more

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