Michael Jeffery

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Imagine how many have not made it to the point of living as a conscience, self-aware person. Imagine the eggs and sperm that never made it. Imagine the interrupted pregnancies and those born but lived merely days, hours or minutes.

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We are all connected. We are all made of the same stuff. We can trace our DNA even back to our earliest cousins. We are all made of star stuff and we all live on the same space ship we call earth.

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Every moment is the most important of my life.
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Each and every moments in time is all we have. We have this moment and the next. We can't go back or forward. We can borrow from memories or dream of a future and make plans, but even those moments as lived is merely being in that moment. Live the moment.

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We will all die one day, sooner or later. Every moment is a choice. Consider how your choice feels right now. Stop waiting for the right moment.

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Even in the most difficult challenges and heart-wrenching tragedies, love is available when we choose to open our hearts. It’s only when we close ourselves off and shut down that we restrict of love's possibility into our lives.

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The most correct way to behave is to treat all others as one would want to be treated oneself.

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Rape, abuse, beating, or owning another person is wrong and may harm a person for a lifetime rather physically or psychologically.

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Forcing beliefs, especially non-evidential beliefs based on supernaturalism, superstition or with mere lack of evidence is not the best way to come to facts or truth.

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People who are to young or struggle with logical fallacies, evidence or the scientific methods may not be able to discern fact from fiction. Trying to force non-evidential faith based beliefs on others is not healthy for developing or advancing society.

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Non-evidential faith based beliefs are merely pretending to know what is not known. This is not the best way to finding facts or truth and may lead to delusional thinking.

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