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  <read_at>Mon May 18 00:00:00 -0700 2009</read_at>
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    <body><![CDATA[This book was part of an exercise a friend gave me.  He had me take my Myers-Briggs and then to search for famous people with the same final profile.<br/><br/>What grew on me as I read this book was a realization that the traits I most downplay in myself were actually Albert's greatest strengths.  He even spoke openly of them.  Which made me realize they are my greatest strengths as well.<br/><br/>And I fell in love with his yearning to not only be in service but to redefine civilization to unite ethics with a real view of the world - around compassion for all living things.<br/><br/>Note:  It can be heavy lifting to push past all the organ playing and Christian research, but I found the book worth it.]]></body>
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