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Morrie: Aging
Morrie was never afraid of aging to growth because he filled his life with meanings. He didn't want to make himself feel negative with others. Morrie understands the meaning of death. He said to Mitch that "everybody including you will die one day eventually". He feels that aging is part of life, or in other word's the circle of life. Even though he envy and misses dancing, but he detach those emotions out of his mind. Morrie said "don't let experience penetrate you. On the contrary, you let it penetrate you fully". Basically he's saying that's how you leave from emotions. Don't let it take over, but if you can not then let them out. Morrie said to Mitch that he doesn't mind aging, he embraces it. He feels this way because he has experience
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