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Are You Philosophically Eastern Or Western?

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Lynne:
You Are Eastern



You see yourself as a very small part of the universe - and you're still trying to figure out what your role is.
Discovering who you are and the meaning of your life is very important to you.

You see life as a journey, and you hope to learn as much as you possibly can.
You believe that living a virtuous and reflective life is how to reach enlightenment.

Are You Philosophically Eastern or Western?

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Sheriff Roland:
You Are Eastern

 You see yourself as a very small part of the universe - and you're still trying to figure out what your role is.
Discovering who you are and the meaning of your life is very important to you.

You see life as a journey, and you hope to learn as much as you possibly can.
You believe that living a virtuous and reflective life is how to reach enlightenment.  


***Funny, I tought I thought of myself as a westerner. Must be an 'merican thang, like the lib/con thing's not the same as the dem/rep thing. ***

Brokeback_Dev:
You Are Western
You see yourself as an individual - and you're driven to be as successful and happy as possible.
You know you only have one life, so you want to live it as well as you possibly can.

You see life as a service. You believing in serving yourself, your family, your friends, and even the world.
You believe that one person can change the world, and you'd like that person to be you. 

Kerry:
You Are Eastern



You see yourself as a very small part of the universe - and you're still trying to figure out what your role is.
Discovering who you are and the meaning of your life is very important to you.

You see life as a journey, and you hope to learn as much as you possibly can.
You believe that living a virtuous and reflective life is how to reach enlightenment.

Are You Philosophically Eastern or Western?

   

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