Museum of Hiram: Larry Sharlow

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Larry Sharlow. Was killed while riding his
bicycle in Santa Cruz at the end of
February 1997.
Larry was a most amazing person. I would
call him a genius. His sudden death
was a sad shock to all who knew him.

His family prepared a book marker with this photograph on it for us as a gift at his memorial service. Printed with the photograph was the following quote:

And so we prepare not to die, but to live.

The though of death should slip from our consciousness altogether, and when this great event of the soul takes place, it should be beautiful, sublime ... a glorious experience. As the eagle, freed from its cage, soars to its native heights, so the soul, freed from the home of heavy flesh, will rise and return unto its Father's house, naked and unafraid.

--Science of Mind, Textbook 388

Sharlow's Laws:

The more obvious something is, the harder it is to see.
Others are inherently annoying.
What is most annoying about others is what you see of yourself in them.
Cultivate vision and calm in equal measure.
(to avoid either freaking out or getting run over by a truck).

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