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Embracing Preparedness in All Facets of Life

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Life is full of surprises, and not all of them are pleasant. From sudden illnesses to unexpected financial hurdles, the unpredictable nature of our existence demands preparation. This article delves into strategies for facing life’s uncertainties head-on, with a special emphasis on the role of cremation plans in safeguarding against the ultimate unknown: our departure from this world.
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Benefits of Meditation on the Body and Mind

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If you have a stressful life, as so many people do, then you will love those moments when you can relax and unwind. However, not everyone has the time to relax, or at least they don’t think they do. What you need to remember is that no matter how busy you are, you should always make time for yourself, and that means unwinding. There is no better way to relax your body and mind than with some Gassho meditation. Here are some of the benefits of meditating regularly.

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Modern Art Monday Presents: Bruce Nauman, Human Nature / Life Death

Human Nature / Life Death
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Bruce Nauman’s neon sculpture, Human Nature / Life Death (1983) is a circle of words corresponding to the defining contradictions of human existence — life and death, love and hate, pleasure and pain — are trisected by the words Animal, Human and Nature.

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Pick Two

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Which two do you choose?

Hunter S. Thompson, Quote of the Day!

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This is reminiscent of the days you’ve visited a theme park. You get the ticket but chicken out in the end. Live a little and get that heart rate running. If you’re young enough, you won’t have to worry about suffering a stroke. But if you’re past your prime, then you can be the exception. After all, why take a ride on something that actually puts you six feet under?