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There's evil in the world because we're always unsatisfied. We always want more — more money, more “stuff,” more power.

Satisfaction with our lives and ourselves won't make evil go away, but it certainly has the possibility to make us a whole lot more compassionate, and compassion can go a long way.

Mark Cuilla
Mark Cuilla
Megan Cuilla is a self-proclaimed seeker who regularly asks the questions, “Who am I?” and, “Where do I belong?” She is currently exploring the reconciliation of her feminist beliefs with what she considers a complicated relationship with her body.
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