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This quote reflects the importance of compassion, altruism, and the interconnectedness of human beings and suggests that helping others leads to personal and collective growth.
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About the Author
Robert Ingersoll (1833–1899) was an American lawyer, politician, and prominent orator known for his advocacy of free thought, secularism, and civil liberties.
Ingersoll was a leading figure in the 19th-century American secular movement and a vocal critic of religion and dogma.
He is often referred to as the “Great Agnostic” for his views on religion.
In our philosophical Advent Calendar, you’ll find delightful gifts for Christmas (and really for the whole of the year) that won’t cost you a cent!
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Impossible? Not at all! Our calendar is free and brings you a daily philosophical insight with an image and a short exercise. The first and overarching exercise, of course, is patience—only one door per day!
Each image contains one or more hidden letters. When correctly arranged, they will form a meaningful phrase in our puzzle rally at the end. More details will follow as Advent progresses.
Feel free to leave comments with suggestions or share your personal experiences with the exercises. The most productive contributions will be published. Write directly in the comments below or contact us via email at admin@yourpaceyourplace.com.
Our calendar is a small pilot project for an 52 week philosophical calendar. If you like this idea, sign up for our mailing list, and we’ll keep you informed.
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Have fun!
The Bodymechanix Limited Team