Creating a Passion for Learning LO17279

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Steve,

may I summerize your statement as a call for: "Do what you are passionate
about".

A think this is a great statement.

But using At de Lange's "reductionist analysis" leads me to the insight,
that it should be added by another statement:

"Take care for other people, don't forget to serve also others and not
only yourself while being passionate".

Otherwise, its a short and passionatly ecstatic way to Aleister Crowleys
"Thelematic laws" - a clear immergence.

All the best,
Winfried

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