EPISODE · Jan 29, 2021 · 5 MIN
Does life have any purpose?
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In this welcoming episode I consider two major events of life and ask few questions about the purpose of life and death. IIn this 5 minutes podcast, you will hear questions; I invite you to let them sit for few days and nights, and sense what comes to you, and where does it come from. In the next episode I will explore hope.
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