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From: hadeishi@husc4.harvard.edu (mitsuharu hadeishi)
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Subject: Re: The Open Road
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Date: Wed, 8-Oct-86 13:29:32 EDT
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In re: not fearing failure, death, the sea . . .

	This is accomplished, however, by accepting death, accepting
failure, accepting the sea . . . even expecting it, if necessary,
or at least expecting a very hard time.  You can only do your best
to live well, and by trying to avoid death and failure you are actually
involving yourself with them.  if you are living truly, then what
more can you do to avoid death?  Consciously avoiding death and failure is
something extra, something unnecessary.  It is not life.

			-Mitsu