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Following is a web site that has been public since last spring; it is a love story about two people who sustained severe traumatic brain injuries by car and motorcycle accidents. The young woman was blinded by her brain injury, the man ended up in a wheelchair.
While many of Journey's flashpoints turn on the romance, most of the story falls in the action and adventure genre.

The cover art is a watercolor sketch by one of Seattle leading fine-art artists, Jon Kalin.

More about the story, including a review by Project Gutenberg founder Michael Hart, are on the book's home page:
Journey Home Page
To jump directly to the book itself, click on the following link:
Seven Chapters of Journey Toward the Dawn

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When we realize our impermanence,
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Meanings and purposes change like
the seasons of this Dance.
Understanding where we fit in Life's grand scheme,
we stride in warriors' eternal shadows.

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This site encourages the free flow of creative and ethical thought in all media. This week's meditation: Walking in Warriors' Shadows As we come to know our inner radiance opportunities manifest themselves. When we realize our impermanence, we understand eternity. Meanings and purposes change like the seasons of this Dance. Understanding where we fit in Life's grand scheme, we stride in warriors' eternal shadows. To read this entire meditatation, simply Click Here! ?> You'll find the full list of meditations at this link on my jotting.thought.org site: Full List of Personal Meditations		________________ To visit my Zen, Taoist, and Naturalist philosophical website, click on the following hypertext link: Jottings ________________ Check out a unique and rapidly growing ezine! TransFinite, the journal of ideas and literature ________________ This is Thought Unlimited's only second front page. Page₂ ________________

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