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Post by griffman on May 22, 2008 23:50:45 GMT -5
Deon, I gotta ask this... What does your quote mean?
Is it something deep and symbolic? Or is it straightforward? Please tell me, or else I promise I will go crazy and eat all your lanzones and orange ones.
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Post by AREA666 on May 23, 2008 19:52:47 GMT -5
I think you had better comply there Deon, he seems rather serious, and I know I would be scared silly if I was to loose my lanzones and orange ones.
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Post by Deonhower Colmyne on May 27, 2008 13:00:52 GMT -5
BOL well don't lose it man, it's actually both symbolic and straightforward depending on how you would take it
Anatomy is Destiny was taken from an author I forgot, during my class in Anatomy. During the first semester which included a module "Introduction to Anatomy" that quote was read to us by our professor. Gill Grissom quoted the same in one CSI episode.
It simply means that we are meant to do what we are supposed to do according to how we were "built" and how we continue to either degrade that build or improve it. A woman is destined to bear a child should she chose that path, but not all women get pregnant or chose to be. Her anatomy dictates her function, but not necessarily her destination. But when everything is said and done, and if given an ultimate choice, no man can bear a child in his womb for that destiny -- according to anatomy -- is the woman's role. Not meaning to insult the women who read in this forum though, just citing an example.
Though anatomy is our "basic" destiny, or we do with what we have when we are born, it doesn't necessarily dictate our success. Every person has the right to choose his own path, and there is ALWAYS a choice. We continue to improve on our anatomy which sometimes dictate our destiny: a poor sportsman in highschool, builds his body by college and turns to pro football after a successful draft to the NHL. He wasn't really that built when he first started out, but by improving his muscle mass, physique and altering the function of his anatomy or better yet improving it, his destiny was not resigned to something ordinary.
What we do with our bodies directly affect how we live our life. How you treat your anatomy, can really affect your destiny but it is NOT the only factor. In this life there are things you need to consider to value the one life you have to live. IMO, your body should come first, if you want to live long enough to practice those principles, live out the belief, keep the faith and experience life as you want it.
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