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I've been doing a very deep research dive on the history of social psychology and public relations in order to understand how so many people in the last two years were changed so rapidly--and many times without even questioning the changes or mandates. This research led me to Josiah Royce who was a prominent philosopher and historian during the late 1800s. I'm sharing a book section of his today regarding "maximal moments" in life that come "through the physical." This topic area was covered in "Physical Training and Moral Education" in his 1908 book, "Race Questions, Provincialism, and Other American Problems." I hope you have had or will have many maximal moments in life because as Royce points out--this provides a fullness of life like no other.
*Photo Credit: Wikipedia Commons
*Photo Credit: Wikipedia Commons
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