This is a desire that is so spread out and so elusive in form that it remains untouched by the intellect. But it is there, silently molding and directing all our perceptions, feelings and attitudes towards some faraway goal. This goal can be tangible and expressible in social terms. It could represent the desire for a certain life style, a certain status or at the other extreme it could be unstated longing to touch the face of God.

Sometimes this control is felt as a pressure or pull that we are

These core beliefs greatly influence my life. They make me what I am. They imply that I wake up each day with the desire to "meet everybody and everything in a new spirit of open inquiry and interest instead of an instant reaction against what is unknown and unaccustomed. It means putting aside circumstances that cannot be changed and living beyond them. It means roving imagination and daring thinking and ready laughter and quick appreciation and intense interests and observation."*

These beliefs form the core of my being. They define my center. This center is not static- the attitudes and beliefs that create it ensure that it cannot be otherwise. They guarantee growth and continuous change. They help me choose life over death.

or me it also describes a moral universe where hard work and persistence is always ultimately rewarded. It also describes, most importantly and clos

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