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Whether he comes to this truth near the end of a lifetime after long and varied experience or early in it by intuition, the effect is salutary, if saddening: perfect and continual happiness would include perfect and continual functioning of the body, good health, good teeth, good eyesight, good digestion, and all the rest. How few of the saints and the wise in history's records had excellent bodily condition to the end? No!--Buddha's law of decay after growth is still valid.

-- Notebooks Category 26: World-Idea > Chapter 2 : Change As Universal Activity > # 4