This I Believe
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This document discusses the importance of values like inner strength, joy, education, compassion, creativity, and empowering others. It emphasizes surrendering to a greater power, serving the greater good, and meeting one's own and family's needs. The document also contains quotes about the importance of passing strength from one generation to the next and living in the present moment.
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