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Don't worry so much where you live but how you live. Make the family of man your family as well.
Edgar Cayce
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Interpretation

What this quote means

Focus more on the quality of your life and relationships than on your material circumstances.

This quote emphasizes the importance of how we conduct our lives and the values we uphold, rather than the physical place we reside in. Edgar Cayce advocates for an inclusive approach to humanity, suggesting that we should consider all people as part of our extended family and care for one another.

Themes

Quality Of LifeCommunityHumanityFamilyValues

In practice

Example use cases

During a community meeting about improving neighborhood relations.

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