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No need to harm my brother

*Barack Obama, a Former President Of United States Had this To Say, Hear Him:* ```When I think of the depth of the grave and the pounds of sand that will be thrown at us, no need to harm my brother.
 When I think of the darkness that will invade the grave after closing, no need to hurt my sister.
 When I think of the heat repressed by the soil and the amount of water that will drown me during the rains in the tomb  I cannot make my neighbor suffer. 
When I think that I will be alone, abandoned by all, I prefer to enjoy communion when I am alive.
When I think that my relationships are mowed by my past, I wish to perfect my future.
If I could be reborn to resume everything from scratch, I would no longer make mistakes in my actions. Because after a long meditation I understood that all is vanity on earth.
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 *May God help us to cultivate humility and love to our neighbors because vanity of vanity, everything is vanity.*

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