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The subliminal mind-body conflict is always there, and perhaps ever more present because what society and everything that is so structured around us expects us to do – in accordance to our age range (and limits)… parallel to this conflict, i often dwell on the concept of ‘completeness’, are we there when the degree is finished? when we tie the knot? or when we get a certificate that says we are qualified?,
or are we there as we live each experience?

To you I say: Keep your stride and fast pace!!!! for I am sure we will follow.

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we grew up being taught that the US was a melting pot but it is really a stew in which the lumps in the stew represent what i call “residual nationalism, a residual loyalty to roots and places from which we came.

one argument that bothers me though is the one about “who will do the menial and dirty work that “americans don’t want to do. to me that is not a good reason for illegal immigration. since i was young there have been waves of immigrants into america depending in large measure on politics and wars (puerto ricans (“remember west side story”), cubans, poles, hmong, vietnamese, ethiopians, tajiks, etc. they might start off in low level work positions, but they aspire to move up the economic food chain like the rest of us.

thanks. mickey

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