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“I would never find the secret meanings of life, but indeed aspire to be with the world and it's samsara of joy, pain, agony and in deep devotion to god realization. Another secret of life is trying to truly grasps meaning of life and paths to liberation through dharma practise is the secret of life and its existence. And always trying to be pure of our actions is the secret of a Buddhist life as taught Buddha. In my very humble opinion. But indeed I'm always trying to find the secret of life but it always keeps unfolding if we are the one looking for the secrets of life. All the best !!! Tashi delek and kadrinche from the bottom of my heart.”

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