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Old 07-09-2007, 11:58 AM   #12 (permalink)
Michael Chui
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Originally Posted by Namaste View Post
To try and overcome "existential anxieties" we all struggle with - fear of death, feeling of ultimate loneliness and the massive burden of responsibility over our life (to shift it towards fate/God/destiny a bit).

To create a sense of community and belonging with people who share our beliefs and a feeling of distinctiveness from those who don't.

To attempt to name the unnameable moments of beauty, creativity and love; and the experiences of order over chaos and meaning over meaningfulness.

Pardon the pathos
*dryly* Responses like this are precisely what makes me think spirituality is unnecessary. I mean, as JohnPlace points out, it's not even necessary for conflict.

And........ I probably just hijacked the thread. *cough*
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