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Aspirare:
Aspiration according to Merriam Webster: 1. a. : a strong desire to achieve something high or great.
In our culture the desire to achieve is arguably greater than ever. But the desire to achieve something high or great has gone missing.
The etymology of the word is from Latin “aspirare”, “to breathe upon”.
We’ve lost the art of breathing well and hence we’ve lost the art of aspiring, of breathing spirit into our actions.
Let’s relearn to breathe spirit into our actions and things will be good.
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