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What you have known of this life so far is only a dream, a slim dream at that. As one who has traveled greatly in the worlds, I can assure you there is much to see and much to become.

Frederick Lenz

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Frederick Lenz
Age: 48 †
Born: 1950
Born: February 9
Died: 1998
Died: April 12
Author
Entrepreneur
San Diego
California
Worlds
Buddhism
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Dream
Become
Slim
Much
Assure
Life
Greatly
World
Traveled

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I am an expert in the world of the supremely happy because I am happy. I've never met anybody as happy as I am - that, in itself, should make you unhappy.
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Nothing is or is not unless you happen to think it so. That's what Shakespeare said, and he knew.
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So the intelligent use of power is to never interfere with anyone else's success. Use the power you get to just be more successful yourself.
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To the great pharaohs it mattered a great deal to bury their treasures in the pyramids, which they thought they would bring to the other worlds. But obviously it doesn't matter to them now. They went, the goods stayed.
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