Existence is where the soul goes to learn how to interpret itself again. — Duncan McNaughton, Tiny Windows
Existence is where the soul goes to learn how to interpret itself again. — Duncan McNaughton, Tiny Windows
Existence is where the soul goes to learn how to interpret itself again. — Duncan McNaughton, Tiny Windows
Existence is where the soul goes to learn how to interpret itself again. — Duncan McNaughton, Tiny Windows
Existence is where the soul goes to learn how to interpret itself again. — Duncan McNaughton, Tiny Windows
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Existence is where the soul goes to learn how to interpret itself again.

— Duncan McNaughton, Tiny Windows
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To realise one's nature perfectly—that is what each of us is here for. — Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray
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When I went on anyway, my body began to grow cold, and I thought I was dead. Face pale, my dead self sat down on a bench — Ryū Murakami, Almost Transparent Blue
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Here, her hand in mine was the one reality that severed us from the cold click-clack of Hell. I rubbed her hand and she — Steven L. Peck, A Short Stay in Hell
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