+ Follow Max Ehrmann Tag
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[Summary] => Growing up, our elders reminded us of that famous line of Max Ehrmann’s prose poem which admonished us not to compare ourselves with others because we may become vain or bitter, for always there will be greater and lesser persons than ourselves.
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[Title] => Desiderata in reverse (with apologies to Max Ehrmann)
[Summary] => Go not in peace amid the terrifying silence of the lambs, and remember what joy might be there when you have spoken your mind.
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[Summary] => At least three out of 365 days should be declared a soul-holiday, a vacation for the spirit to recover. Just half-a-week — to ponder, reflect and reconfirm that “what is essential is invisible to the eye.
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Max Ehrmann
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