Just as out American forefathers left footprints on the sands of time, our current generation should do likewise. ... My life can influence future generations by pursuing, laboring, and achieving our goals. ... But all these things are unachievable if the impermanent generations are not will to labor for them. ... Worrying about the future and regretting the past will get mankind nowhere in life. ...

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Q: What is the meaning of life? There are many people in the world that think nothing really matters. They have a "life is short and then you die" type of philosophy. If we think like that, then there is no point to life. That is unless we determine what life is and what we want to do with it. We...

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- were his last dying words that were "clearly remembered- and passed and discussed through generations, but still they had not found their listeners and were considered "just things- anyone could "hardly bear even to think of. ... The learnings, I would teach the younger generation, are "universal- for each and every person on the Earth: these are respect, dignity and purposefulness of their life. ... The second thing I would definitely teach the younger generation is dignity. ... It would unquestionably help children to built a strong base for their future life and to avoid such things as ...

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He believed that although death would soon take him, he wanted to teach others and share his ideas so that they could be passed on to future generations. ... As a result, he knew where his life was headed and he said good-bye to his old friend believing that the future held great opportunities for a meaningful life. ...

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For example: one's actions for today will affect what will happen to them in the future or their future lives. ... I think in this generation our society is so caught up on materialistic things that a lot of people forget what is most important in life. ...

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Spontaneous generation, the oldest of these theories, holds that living matter is able to arise spontaneously from nonliving. ... -oOo- Studies state that difference from the last generation would be a product of mutations. ... It also figures that there must be more fossils that can be found in the future since what our modern scientists cultivating are the ones found on the top. ... Future fossil discoveries may permit a more precise placement of the time when the direct ancestors of the modern African apes split off from those leading to modern people and hominine/human evolution can be...

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The beliefs had to be passed on from generation to generation, in order to keep up the tradition. ... The daughter is only partially blind, so she doesn't know where she is going because the smoke doesn't let her see her future clearly. ...

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The cross is his symbol because he is the axis of both the physical cycle of generation and the metaphysical cycle of resurrection. ... Before the material existence, there is Sassa (the past) and after the material existence there is Zumani (the future). ...

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There are many people in the world that don't believe in anything and think that nothing really matters because we might be dead in the short future. ... I mean we might be a part of a political or a social movement, which might affect our lives now and benefit the future generations. ...

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It was also an oral story passed down from generation to generation and started by the Checas tribe living in Huarochiri, or present day Peru. ... The babies that they created were the beginnings of the first humans upon the earth and the beginning of future gods, or leaders to rule Japan. ...

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Many people choose not to face reality because they are afraid that the future will be different then what they had planned. ... Amanda is obviously stuck in her past, unable to see that "girls in those days," might be different from Laura's generation (1410). ... She admits Evans 4 to Jim that she "wasn't prepared for what the future brought," insinuating that she had intentions for other plans (1439). ...

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The man replied, "I must be born the son of a cabinet minister and father of a future cabinet minister. ... After I have seen two generations of children and grand children I should be perfectly satisfied to rise from my seat and go away saying: It was a good game and I have really played well and enjoyed my innings to the full. ...

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All of these represent one of the most important themes in Black Elk Speaks, the restriction of a culture and a loss of hope for the future. ... If it is that, then it is also much more, for he has challenged the mighty Wasichu and counted triumph and his words will live on for so many more generations to come. ...

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Time is Money. During the last years in Kazakhstan the proverb "Time is money" obtains the direct sense. Everything in our life accelerates - we do not loose time anymore. If you need to talk with the partner on your way - you have a mobile phone, if you need to send an e-mail in a train - you may ...

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While driving or walking down a city or large town street, chances are good that we will see a homeless person standing on the next corner, in need of financial help or a job. Those who are compassionate are more capable of giving spare change while others carry on with their busy lives. Most would ...

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