I already know about air,water,food,shelter,etc..\nI don't care about the god thing,non-schizophrenic people only.\nI'm looking for what matters the most to you personally.\nIt can be a personal item,an idea or memory,a person or group of people,pretty much anything.
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my three kids. without them i would have nothing. well maybe sleep lol
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nothing!!!\n\nnothing is greater than god...nothing is more evil than the devil and the rich need nothing, the poor have nothing, and if you eat nothing you'll die!
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life. I know that that's not in the form of a question, but that's the beauty of it. It encompasses everything :)
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selah..\n\n\nwow.  something to ponder.\n\nthanks.\n\nBlessings...
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It depends on where you are in your life (do some research on Mazslow's Hierachy of Needs)\n\nIf you are out on the streets, hungry and having a hard time making ends meet...just getting by is your only focus. You need the basic things in life - food, clothing, shelter - before you are able to think about taking care of people or projects outside of yourself.\n\nIf you are well taken care of and food, clothing and shelter are not a concern... I think we feel better about ourselves... AND we make the world a better place when we get involved in MAKING the world a better place...
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who cares ? there are more other important things in our life.
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Every living being has a unique purpose for which he/she/it was made.  You will be able to understand it only if you live your life to the full..\nSo, stop worrying and if at you haven't started yet... start now.. Start living. \nPlease Don't exist.
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1. God\n2. Family\n3. Yourself - your good/positive attitude
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I know about the God spots in the brain. At first they thought it was only in the temporal lobe, but  now they found a few other spots in the brain. \n\n     I will have to do some research on the God gene. \n\n A group of neuroscientists at the University of California at San Diego has identified a region of the human brain that appears to be linked to thoughts of spiritual matters and prayer. Their findings tentatively suggest that we as a species are genetically programmed to believe in God.\n\nThe researchers came upon these cerebral revelations in the course of studying the brain patterns of certain people with epilepsy. Epileptics who suffer a particular type of seizure are often intensely religious, and are known to report an unusual number of spiritually-oriented visions and obsessions. Measurements of electrical activity in the brains of test subjects indicated a specific neural center in the temporal lobe that flared up at times when the subjects thought about God. This same area was also a common focal point overloaded with electrical discharges during their epileptic seizures.\n\nCould this heretofore unidentified part of the brain -- nicknamed the "God module" -- actually be some sort of physiological seat of religious belief? The scientists who discovered it believe it might be. They have performed a further study comparing epileptic subjects with different groups of non-epileptics -- a random group of average people, as well as individuals who characterized themselves as extremely religious. The electrical brain activity of the subjects was recorded while they were shown a series of words, and the God module zones of the epileptics and the religious group exhibited similar responses to words involving God and faith. No word yet on whether the brains of atheists and agnostics might flatline the monitors, but the parallel results among the strong believers are considered impressive.
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Wisdom is the first thing that comes to mind.  I wish I had the wisdom that have as a grandmother when I was only a mother.  However, wisdom is not really the right word.  I think it would be more accurate to say I wish for “awareness.”  When I was younger and raising my children, I was focused on getting breakfast, school, supper, homework during the week.  On the weekends, the children played, but I had no time to play with them because I had “so much to do.”  Now that I am a grandmother watching my own daughters, I realize that the stuff you have to do is just stuff you probably should do.  I am more “aware” of my children’s needs.  I am very much “aware” that a clean house is still just a shelter between four walls.  If the roof don’t leak, you are good to go.  I am aware that TIME is really the most important thing in life, and everything else doesn’t really matter.  \n\nI wish I had spent my time more carelessly (as opposed to wisely) when I was younger, and I hope I can make up for that before the Grim Reaper calls on me.
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Talk about something your are interested in.  Or something you could find out about and feel passionate about e.g. Why donating bone marrow is a good idea (Put Antony Nolan into google and you will find something.); Christians and Conservation (arocha.org); a place I would like to visit (just put in Cambridge or Kenya etc into Google and you will get lots of info.)
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Faith.  Believing even when you do not physically see it in front of you.  \n\nI have seen many miracles.  I do believe in God.  He has told messages to people to record and translate.  The BIBLE, should be valued and loved.  I will someday see God face to face.
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Love\nInfinitely\nFellow travelers in\nEarth.\n\nLife is movement.\nLife is alertness.\nLife is awareness.\nLife is to get good things, make them better - and hand it over to all others in the world in an excellent manner.
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Basic\nInstructions\nBefore\nLeaving\nEarth\n\nread the holy bible so you can have a better insite
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Central, no. Inclusive, yes. The Bible gives us many guidelines (food and health laws) to start with. God's word teaches us to love and respect all His creation. That in itself should give anyone pause to think before acting and to take responsibility for his/her own actions. Self respect should lead us, as well, to keep our environment clean for health. Considering specific species saving or not - a complex issue by itself, beyond my time alloted for this venue.
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Hmm.  I wouldn't say this is a full description, but definitely an important part.  At least of the god that I believe in.  One that wants us to question everything, since that's how we learn.
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Hardly pointless. The great thing about humans is our capacity for abstract thought, and of course language. Unicorns and god don't exist as such, but as concepts and ideas they certainly do.