Bernard d'Espagnat on consuming
Bernard d'Espagnat3 quotes“Consuming is not the aim of life. Earning as much money as one can is not the real purpose of life.”
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A society in which these feelings are widespread would be more reasonable than the society the West presently lives in.
Bernard d'EspagnatBernard d'Espagnat There is a superior entity, a divinity, le divin as we say in French that is worth thinking about, as are our feelings of wholeness, respect and love, if we can.
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