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e sense of time never ending； never beginning—is a stagnant2 nothing。 It is absolutely uninteresting。
Life is possessed by tremendous tenacity。 Even so its presence remains conditional； and as it had a beginning； so it will have an end。 I believe that life； just for this reason； is exceedingly enhanced in value； in charm。
One of the most important characteristics distinguishing man from all other forms of nature is his knowledge of transitoriness； of beginning and end； and therefore of the gift of time。
In man transitory life attains its peak of animation； of soul power； so to speak。 This does not mean man alone would have a soul。 Soul quality pervades all beings。 But man’s soul is most awake in his knowledge of the interchangeability3 of the terms “existence” and “transitoriness”。
To man time is given like a piece of land； as it were； entrusted to him for faithful tilling； a space in which to strive incessantly； achieve self…realization； move onward and upward。 Yes； with the aid of time； man bees capable of wresting the immortal from the mortal。
Deep down； I believe—and deem such belief natural to every human soul—that in the universe prime significance must be attributed to this earth of ours。 Deep down I believe that creation of the universe out of nothingness and of life out of inorganic state ultimately aimed at the creation of man。 I believe that man is meant as a great experiment whose possible failure of man’s own guilt would be paramount4 to the failure of creation itself。
Whether this belief be true or not； man would be well advised if he behaved as though it were。
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幾天來，米開朗基羅一直在鑽研一尊雕塑。他用了很長時間去修飾每一個細節，但這些細節對旁觀者來說似乎毫無意義。當有人問他為什麼要這樣做的時候，米開朗基羅說道：“瑣事成就完美，追求完美並非瑣事。”
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