Life of Pi

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   gbeatty Teacher
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   He lost many things, but some of the most important were not physical. He lost his sense of self, and his sense that the world was a safe and knowable place. He lost his context. He lost his easy religious affiliations. He lost physical comfort.

   He eventually gained, though, some important things as well. He learned to care for himself, and he learned to apply lessons that had been abstract. He gained a much more profound religious sense…eventually, after being greatly tested.

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