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The mind is the eye of the soul and it sees everything we need to see. If we can learn to control our mind and improve our thought processes, we can strengthen the inner eye that watches over us and protects us from things that could be harmful. By losing our wisdom and strength of mind through poor health, we become vulnerable. We lose our ability to see clearly.
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