Is there something in life that you want? Then take Emerson's advice.

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You can never get away with anything. Emerson explains why.

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Are you a "victim"? If you think you are, listen to Emerson as he tries to explain how the Universe is set up to work automatically either for you or against you.

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We all like to complain that life is unfair. But is it? Is it really true that life is unfair and that we won't get justice until the next life? Emerson, and I, think not.

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Although written in 1841, this essay is more true today than when it was written. Why don't we ever learn its lessons? Emerson knew there was no such thing as a free lunch before Milton Friedman did. This is another home run essay from Ralph Waldo Emerson.

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The fallacy of living out your "natural" life.

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I received some profound insight into why seemingly bad things happen to good people, from the agonizing death of my father.

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Jesus tells us what God is like in the so called parable of the Prodigal Son. The problem is, organized religion often does not know this God.

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God wants us to grow, but we resist change with all our might. How can God get through to us? Adversity, that's how. Hear about the real man whose actual experiences were behind the plot of the hit movie "Life of Pi."

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The pre-existent Christ made the material universe, and he made you. You are the incarnation of this Christ whether you know it or not.

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