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Sacred Mystery

A profane moment is defined as something that is ordinary, something that happens almost everyday and it’s nothing special but why is it not special? Everything in life is special but we don’t consider it to be special because we take it for granted. Something that is sacred means that is unique, special, out of the ordinary but what if we take the meaning out of something ordinary or profane, does it make the moment sacred. I don’t think that it takes something out of the ordinary to be special but it takes a great meaning for some thing to be special or sacred. I believe that there is no such thing as a profane moment but I didn’t always think that. There was one moment in my life, my eyes were open and everything started to make sense. This day took place a long time ago and it was like any other, that day was like any other but later that night something happened.

My story starts out on a day that was like any other, I went out in the morning and......

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