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I seem to gain more relative time every day. On my first natal day anniversary, my youthful earthly incarnation equaled less than one percent of the 158 years our 1776 American Declaration of Independence had existed. Now 61 years old at this writing, my present life spans nearly 28 percent of the 219 years our noble Republic has endured. My male parent was 45 times older in Earth years than my infant body as I was born. Gaining rapidly, when my own body reached age 45, his body was only twice as old as mine. Our relative gap in time on Earth narrowed more each day until his body died some weeks before its 97th birth date anniversary. |
| - A.T. Williams |
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