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QUESTION: OK. : 30: Thm
~ still alive. Now what? So farl
have done. what is expected
of me. I learned ‘how. to be
born, ‘learned - to’ eat ‘and
walk and get bigger and go .
to: school. I've learned how
to go to University and fall in
'- love and get: ‘married: and
have twokids. -

I've learned to hold down.
a job, save some mioriey,.
own a house. I've leamed
how to he treasurer of my |
church, play mediocre golf,
and keep ‘In pretty good
shape...

t

I suppose, I've done: fairly
well at going through the
usual motions for the first 39"
years. of | my life.

Once in a long long time I -
say to myself, “There now,
you've’ done: it. You've

_ arrived”. ‘But far more often
I'm thinking that-I have not
really started yet, that all this

- is a sort of a warm up for the
real thing. Does life
REALLY begin at 40? And if
it does, how do I begin it?
What's it for? Do I fust “keep
on living”? . .

I hope you won't think of
this question as being
superficial. I guess I've
written the above almost like
it was a put-on, but I-am
serious. I really feel like I've
done fairly well with my life,
but I also feel like I've just
gone through the normal
“motions without § any
profound sense of purpose
and direction. What's a man
for?

STEWART: I've never been
satisfied with any statement
I've seen that starts off with,
“the purpose of life is...”
Eventually, the answer to
“What's a man for?” must
come from within the man
himself.

Thank goodness there is
no standard answer that is
widely recognized. Keeping
in mind that the answer must
be your own, I will hazard a
few comments, hoping that
you will be selective about
them, weighing them for
value, examining them for
potential.

‘Vrying them on, only if
they seem to make enough
sense to you tO warrant your
practicing them, at firsh,
tentatively, and later, (if
they become YOURS) with
abandon and trust.

First of all, I suggest
clearing the decks a little by
second-grading “DOING”
and elevating “BEING” to
top priority. In terms of
BEING, I am keen on the
importance of BEING a
person who learns and
develops the immeasurably
vital art of LISTENING to
his own higher self or his
own CENTRE or SPIRIT or
GOD. (Choose one, or all).

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