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This document discusses tribes, castes, and wealth in 3 paragraphs. It mentions Black and White concepts and Spartan race in the first paragraph. The second paragraph discusses that a person's values and work define their caste, and references Karma and Krishna. The third paragraph states that everyone comes and goes with empty hands, and encourages multiplying skills and doing memorable things for society and those your life touches.
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- 1. Samuel A.M.
- 2. Tribe Black and White concept … Spartan race … The Aryans and Warrior Tribes…
- 3. Castes The Person is from his values and work .. The Karma … Krishna words …
- 4. The Wealth Everyone comes empty hands and goes empty hands … Be remembered for good and multiply your skills and do something memorable for the society and the life you touch.