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In my post 5 Common Myths People Have About Finding Their Passion, we went over the common misconceptions people have about figuring out your passion and following that passion.
Today I want to talk about something very related to your passion but with a subtle–but important–difference.
Today I would like to talk about how to figure out if something is your calling.
The Difference Between Your Passion and Your Calling
The differences between your passion and your calling are often razor-thin.
A calling can be rooted in your passion, but your passion is not always your calling.
First, we must admit that many of us have several different things we are passionate about.
For example: I'm passionate about cooking, film, acting, dancing, singing, drawing, painting, and of course writing.
But each of these passions means something different to me.
My passion for cooking is more like a hobby, for instance. It's a private thing I like to do for my friends and family and for myself. My family says I should feature my cooking in a restaurant, but I have no interest do so. Turning cooking into a career, or even just a job, would ruin my passion for it. Cooking is like a mediation for me. It relaxes me and gives me great joy. Cooking is one of my passions, but the way I choose to act on it is different.
I have a passion for painting, too. But it's sort of a dream right now. I haven't taken any painting classes, but I do dream of one day having a canvas and using paintbrush. I don't intend to make that a career either, and maybe that's where my passion for painting stays: in my dreams. (Who knows?)
Now, unlike cooking and painting, I consider writing my passion as well as my calling. I believe I am called to write. Actually, correction: I know I am called to write.
I can't explain it words, but when you know you are called to do something, you just know it.
The best way I can describe the difference between a passion and a calling is that a passion is like the love of a friend or a family member: you love to have them around, you miss them dearly when they aren't around, and you want and wish that you can spend the rest of your lives around each other.
Having any passion is just like that–and it's absolutely wonderful.
But finding your calling is like falling in love.
A calling requires that you hold a commitment to something.
To commit to a calling is just like getting married: it is for better or for worse, for sickness and in health, and "'til death do you part." And trust me, you experience the worst when you follow your calling, along with the better. There is both sickness and health when you are married to your calling. And, yes, you are totally fine with the pursuit of your calling taking up your whole entire life.
That's the kind of love you have for your calling.
A calling is more than just a fling, and it's even more than a long-term romantic relationship–it's forever.
Your calling is very much like your soul mate.
3 Steps To Finding (And Following) Your Calling
Step 1: Investigate Your Many Passions
Okay, so you made that list of your passions a while back right? Now let's take out that list again.
Sit down with your many passions and decide which ones speak the most to you.
Now, it may very well be that you feel that all of your passions are your callings. And that's fine. But of course, then you must decide on which one to dedicate yourself to first.
Investigate your passions. See which ones are just your hobbies, which ones are just there to dream about, and which ones are there to seriously commit your entire life to.
The passion you have no problem committing your entire life to (whether it ends up being realized or not) is your calling.
(If you have a considerable problem with finding which dream is the one that matters the most, read: How To Prioritize Your Dreams So You Can Finally Make Some REAL Progress On Them.)
Step 2: Watch Out For External Clues
Carl Jung, Sigmund Freud's famous protegé, called moments of meaningful coincidence, synchronicity.
We've all had moments of synchronicity: it is when things happen and we can't explain it away by saying it was just by chance. We know that that moment of coincidence means something more. We often call these events with names like "coincidence," "chance," "luck," but there is deep meaning behind these occurrences.
The more one meditates, the more one notices these things. The more one pays attention, the more you can see synchronicity happening all the time–everywhere, to everybody.
Watching out for synchronicity will also clue you into whether you are following your calling or not.
When you meet the right mentor at the right time, for instance, that's synchronicity. When the right book turns up at the exact time you were looking for something like it, that's synchronicity. When a person briefly visits Ireland on a vacation and finds their future husband at a random bar–that's synchronicity.
For example:
In college, I had this strange urge to want to study and learn all about Mexican-American theater, or Chicano Teatro. Chicano Teatro is a form of theater that is often overlooked, underrated, and misunderstood. But I wanted to know everything I could about it.
At the time, I had no idea why I wanted to. I just wanted to. I was really passionate about the subject. But, at the time, I found that there was no way of me finding out more about it.
That was until, quite suddenly, I found a flyer hanging on a bulletin board for a two-week workshop where they were going to teach exactly what I wanted to learn. It was at a nearby theater, too, not 3o minutes away from where I was currently located. The workshop came with a cost, but, fortunately, I had just earned a grant from my college that would cover it all.
I didn't know what to call that experience then. But now I know that event was an instance of synchronicity. Today, I am very grateful for that workshop, because it was very important to my growth as a person, as a writer, and it was certainly vital to the creation of the fiction novel I am currently writing. (This is how influential that moment of synchronicity was: if I hadn't gone to the workshop, the book I am currently working on wouldn't have existed.)
This is what I mean by synchronicity. Watch out for it. Listen. Meditate daily–for at least 30 min–and you will become more and more sensitive to moments of synchronicity in your life.
Know that synchronicity will always work in your favor if you are pursuing your calling.
Step 3: Make Sure Your Personal Will Is Deeply Enmeshed With Your Calling
But you can't rely completely on synchronicity to guide you.
For instance: there are moments when synchronicity will be scarce, if not completely absent.
This is not a moment to despair, however, and question your calling. On the contrary, these moments without synchronicity to aid you are a challenge from life: they are an invitation to strengthen your faith in your calling.
Think about it: if life was meant to do everything for you, then there would be no reason for life's journey, would there be?
So, part of the journey of pursuing your calling is not only to recognize that your calling is fated–or destined–but that this destiny is somehow, paradoxically, your choice as well.
It is something you must also pursue out of your own volition.
Your personal will must be deeply enmeshed with your calling.
So you must exert the force that is necessary to fill all the gaps that exist in the pursuit of your calling.
For instance:
- What synchronicity can't help figure out for you about your calling, you have to figure out for yourself.
- What you can't seem to understand about your calling, you have to learn to understand it for yourself.
- When you begin to lose faith in your ability to realize your calling, it is you who must then summon the faith from deep inside you and keep going–even though there is no outward "sign" from life that this is the correct course for you.
What I am saying is that synchronization doesn't only happen from outside–it must happen from within as well.
We are, in a sense, co-creators in this life.
In attempting to realize our calling, the deal we strike with life is that it has to meet us half-way: it has to do something to help us realize our calling. But we have to meet life half-way, as well. We can't expect everything to fall into our lap. But we also can't expect that the barriers to realizing our dreams will always be insurmountable, either.
Just as life is in charge of synchronizing events for your benefit, so are YOU in charge of synchronizing events for your own benefit, as well.
The magic only happens when both you and life are setting you up to win.
Living Out Your Calling
To find your calling you must investigate all your passions and find out which one of these passions you would truly be committed to for the rest of your life (even if you never saw that calling realized in your lifetime. I know: that is an intense commitment. But that is how you know it is really your calling, and not just an ordinary passion.)
To make sure you are following your true calling, check to see if synchronicity favors your choice of calling. If it does, you are on the right track.
Finally, in order to follow your calling, you must invoke your personal will. Your calling will not be realized unless you want it to be realized.
Life will always favor your calling, but it can only do so much. You have to fill in the gaps with your own personal willpower: what I mean by that is that you have to make the active choice to pursue the calling that was meant for you.
If your will is not in it, know that synchronicity is not enough to get you to realizing your calling.
Remember that you are a co-creator. It takes a partnership between you and life to make it work. This is the last, and probably most important step in the process.
much love,
Today's Courage Exercise
Follow the three steps outlined in this post on how to find and follow your calling. Then, once you have figured out what your calling is, actively pursue it today.
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|Reviews for Don't Blink
| Kairan1979 chapter 1 . 1/3
I always welcome the stories about Exiles.
| Ruka-Roxy83 chapter 1 . 7/20/2008
Nice look into two Mimic thought about loosing Blink. I know it was Mimic doing all the talking but there is still not enough love for Blink even after she joined the Exiles.
| Viral Tooth Decay Fighter Tack chapter 1 . 11/2/2007
Really good there isn't much Exiles fanfic on the site so I was glad to find your fic.
| Little Shadow Angel chapter 1 . 12/23/2005
I wanted so much to read a Mimic fan fic and didn't think there was any, then I found yours. I just had to read it then. It's really great, but sad and yet, very deep. Poor Mimic, I almost cried to read how sad he seems.
And like I said, it was really great and I'd love to see you write another Mimic fic sometime, mostly as there is no others of him. I'd be really sure to read them/it if you do write.
| Taechunsa chapter 1 . 12/10/2004
This is an excellent fic. You did an excellent job of capturing Mimic's feelings.
| Sailor Wade chapter 1 . 9/12/2004
YAHOO! EXILES FANFICTION! And about Blink and Mimic, even better! This story was pretty good, I liked it, I think it's how Mimic would really be thinking.

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Walking from Victoria station: Take the Wilton Road exit (near platform #1), then turn right and walk straight down Wilton Road, turn right on the Warwick Way and at the second set of traffic lights turn left on to Saint George's Drive. The hotel is building no. 30 on the left.
Walking from Pimlico station: Walk down Lupus Street and turn right onto St George's Drive. The hotel is building no. 30 on the left. If you are coming from Vauxhall Bridge Road, turn onto Warwick Way and at the third sets of traffic lights turn left on to Saint Georges Drive.
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A short walk to the south of Victoria railway and tube station, Airways Hotel Victoria London occupies a convenient city centre location. Victoria Coach Station is also very close, in addition to Victoria Place shopping centre, Apollo Victoria Theatre and Westminster Cathedral. For access to further attractions, nearby Pimlico tube station is on the Victoria Line and Victoria Station itself is additionally on the Circle and District lines.
Offering excellent value for money in the capital, Hotel Airways is a family-run establishment that provides a personal service. The hotel is set in an elegant 19th century building that is centrally heated and includes complimentary wireless Internet access throughout. Services and amenities include an airport shuttle service, concierge, laundry and ironing, and tourist information. Guests can also relax in the television room and reading lounge.
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Short story for my ESL students to practice vocabulary words from lesson 2.
Rodrigo comes home from work. He opens the door and walks slowly into the house. He sees a big mess in the middle of the kitchen. Someone knocked over the wastebasket and made a mess. Now, there is food everywhere.
He quickly looks around the house to see if anyone else is there. But he doesn't find anyone. So, he goes back to the kitchen. He looks around for clues. He looks at mess on the counter and on the floor.
There are several boxes of cereal ripped open on the table. He looks in the fridge and sees that a few cans of beans and corn were scattered around.
He looks under the table and sees that a couple of bags of rice were ripped open too. He picks up a can of corn that was in the sink. He puts it back in the cabinet and closes the doors.
Just then, his wife walks in. She sees the mess in the middle of the kitchen and screams. It scares Rodrigo and he screams too.
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Smith shows little love for the NZ jersey so his self-imposed international exile should be made permanent
All Whites defender Tommy Smith can take a running jump into the international football wilderness.
Pommy Tommy's decision to opt out of the All Whites for a year is another slap in the face for our national football side, which is trying to re-establish itself in a post-2010 hangover, and now under a new coaching team of Anthony Hudson and Neil Emblen.
Ipswich Town defender Smith has all the loyalty of a double agent. The England-born Smith got a free pass into the 2010 World Cup finals in South Africa, being selected after Ricki Herbert's team had qualified via the magnificent Bahrain dramas. In return, he's turned into a prima donna we just don't need anymore.
Initially, Smith said all the right things about his time as a young footballer here and the love his family has for this country. This has turned out to be hot air.
His first offence remains the greatest, an appallingly judged ultimatum to the All Whites on the eve of World Cup qualifier in Mexico late last year when he demanded a late pass into camp under the threat of quitting international football.
This was for one of THE most important games in New Zealand football history and his country - well, we thought it was his country - needed him. Badly. He was actually the flippin' captain.
Retiring from international football would have been a technical ploy allowing him to circumvent Fifa rules and play for Ipswich when he should have been in the All Whites camp. But anyone who plays that retirement card so lightly and early in the career doesn't have his heart in the right place. His antics made a tough job against Mexico even tougher.
Without that, his latest decision would be easier to take and understand.
Coming on the back of the Mexico fiasco, Smith's just-announced, self-imposed exile is not acceptable. Players like Smith face tricky situations balancing club and country, while clubs are under huge performance and financial pressure. It is no small task, building and maintaining a professional career in football's higher echelons. But Smith and co badly overstepped an acceptable mark in 2013. Smith needed to put the situation right, and this was the moment with Hudson taking over.
Assistant coach Emblen says the All White players' reaction will help determine Smith's future. They should send Smith to Coventry. For good.
Maybe time will throw a different light on the situation, but that's certainly how I feel right now. Bottom line: Few teams are good enough to succeed in international football unless everyone is on the same page, and the All Whites ain't one of them. This All Whites squad is a new breed, with some exceptional potential and a chance to build their own codes and culture. The last thing they need is half-hearted Tommy stuffing that up.
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Watched a decent game of secondary schools rugby on TV this week. Then came the post-match interviews, and the first thing one of the players did was thank the Lord.
I'm tired of sports stars parading their religious beliefs about in interviews or via signals to the heavens.
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Lupus Medical Symposium, 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday at Froedtert Hospital's Roe Auditorium, 9200 W. Wisconsin Ave. Information for lupus patients, families, friends and caregivers. Speakers are Medical College of Wisconsin faculty members Mary E. Cronin and Oludamilola Salami.
Men Journeying Through Grief, a session for men who have experienced the death of a loved one, friend or co-worker, from 6 to 8 p.m. May 15 at Harwood Place, 8220 Harwood Ave., Wauwatosa. RSVP by calling (262) 524-4132 or emailing email@example.com.
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Veterans Open Support Group , each Friday at 4:30 p.m. at Dryhootch, 1030 E. Brady St. Details at dryhootch.org .
WISH-Women Initiate Self-Healing & Hope , a domestic violence support group, meets Wednesdays from 5:30 to 7 p.m. All services are free and confidential. Call 302-8065.
Women's Grief Support Group meets first Thursday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m. at Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center, Room F, 2900 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee. Call 649-6567 423-7139.
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Deceptively simple and surprisingly addictive, Not Quite What I Was Planning is a thousand glimpses of humanity—six words at a time.
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Adult/High School- The editors of SMITH magazine invited readers to contribute brief life stories in the vein of Hemingway's bravura tale, "For sale: baby shoes, never worn." The hundreds selected for publication include offerings from children and adults, professional writers, bereaved parents, recovering broken hearts, and people with great pride in showing off their wit. Teens will recognize some of the "memoirists," including Janet Tashjian, author of The Gospel According to Larry (Holt, 2001), Ned Vizzini of It's Kind of a Funny Story (Hyperion/Miramax, 2006), and Deepak Chopra. The six words by the latter are followed by a handsome pun penned by his son: "Soul'd out so I could prophet." Some entries include cartoons, self-portraits taken with a camera, or other artwork. The index allows access by topic, some of which are adoption (two entries), coffee (five entries), and love (28 entries). A good combination of inspired, inspiring, and entertaining, this title is eminently browsable and shareable. It's a fine book to offer reluctant readers as well as teens who are interested in creative writing.-Francisca Goldsmith, Halifax Public Libraries, Nova Scotia
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Six-Word Memoirs by Writers Famous and Obscure
Chapter One
After Harvard, had baby with crackhead.
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Seventy years, few tears, hairy ears.
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Watching quietly from every door frame.
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Six-Word Memoirs by Writers Famous and Obscure. Copyright © by Larry Smith. Reprinted by permission of HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved. Available now wherever books are sold.
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LARRY SMITH is an adjunct associate professor of economics at the University of Waterloo and a recipient of the University of Waterloo's Distinguished Teacher Award. During his longstanding tenure, Smith has taught and counselled more than 23,000 students on the subject of their careers, representing more than 10 percent of UW's alumni. Smith has worked with more than 500 teams of student entrepreneurs, advising them as they have created companies of significant size and success across industries as broad-reaching as communications, software, robotics, entertainment, design and real estate. Smith is also president of Essential Economics Corporation, an economic consulting practice that serves a wide range of public and private clients. "Why You Will Fail to have a Great Career," his TEDx Talk based on his experience counselling students, has been viewed by over six million people.
Rachel Fershleiser is SMITH's memoir editor and has written for the Village Voice, the New York Press, Print, and the National Post. Rachel lives in New York City.
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Not Quite What I Was Planning is a Smith Magazine compilation of six word memoirs. The book idea was inspired by the supposed six word story challenge that Ernest Hemingway once mastered with: "For sale: baby shoes, never worn" (v). I discovered this book while browsing online at Barnes & Noble. I was armed with a gift card and hungry for something fun amidst all of my other graduate reading. Swayed by the title alone, I snapped it up. As I read the one thousand six word memoirs, they gave me a shot in the arm. I was struck by their imagery, poignancy, humor, and tragedy, and amazed at the power of six words to convey text, subtext, and back-story-like haiku, they have an uncanny depth and clarity about them. I wanted to apply that energy to my own work. When I read: "Afraid of becoming like my mother" (44), or "Brought it to a boil, often" (48), or "Revenge is living well, without you" (128), or "Things happen because I see holes" (155), or "The freaks, they always find me" (158), or "Saw the sky and started walking" (187), and "New Yorker: everything pisses me off" (219)-I immediately felt pulled to know more. What is not mentioned is stronger than what is. One after another, these memoirs amuse, enlighten, and entertain. Reading the collection as a whole had a slash and burn effect on me as a writer-I was left thinking: if I cut everything extraneous away and boiled my life down to its essence, what would be the essential kernel? With only six words to capture the whole, it was staggering to think of how many explanations and transitions would have to be left out. As I revised my thesis, this collection helped me to focus on the bones beneath my work. How could I create a skeletal suggestion that the reader would then use to fill in with subtext? I also had to ask myself: what's holding up all that exposition that I'm trimming? What is at the center? What am I trying to say? Not only was this book a very entertaining read, it also gave me succinctness. I now ask myself: if I were only allowed six words to tell my story, what would they be? I use this tool repeatedly as I write. It helps me get the arrow of my intentions closer to its mark. And incidentally, my current six word memoir would read: "Echo-locating self amidst high adventure." I highly recommend this collection! Go ahead, treat yourself!
I love this book and plan to buy the sequel. These six word memoirs are short yet profound. You will run through many emotions and you have a peek into the lives of others: happy, sad, shock, horror. I used this book as a springboard to have my elementary school students do a six word statement about themselves. The results were amazing. What a great tweet a six word statement would be. I am fascinated by the concept as each day/month/year our six word life snapshot will be different. I would love to see people trying to put in six words their life at this moment and then continue to do it through the many other moments in their life. For non-writers...what a great way to get your life on paper!
This is a great collection of six-word memoirs from an awesome array of people. Celebrities whose memoirs appear include Aimee Mann, Amy Sedaris, Mitali Perkins and more, but the really great memoirs come from us everyday folk. "Can't read all the time. Bummer." (140) "I love my lady ... and bacon." (127) "I'm ten, and have an attitude." (83) And the story of my life, written in six words by someone else: "I wrote it all down somewhere." (43) This is a quick read that will make you both laugh and think and will leave you with a very dog-eared book of lines to go back to later.
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I love this book and have given it to many people as gifts! It was very touching to read the 6-word memoirs of famous as well as not-so-famous people. Some are sad, some are funny and entertaining, some are very poignant. It has inspired my friends and me to write several of our own memoirs and share them together. We all agreed that we'd find ourselves thinking of words to describe our lives (or at least parts of life) and silently counting on our fingers to see if we had exactly six words. The book really helped us to know and understand ourselves and each other in new ways and was lots of fun. I highly recommend it.
...to just 6 words! This is fun. Great for reading in the john, conversation starters, a great party game. I gave a copy for Christmas, and if I can't borrow it back, I'll buy another copy for myself.
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Just bought a copy and I love it! Full of amazing 6-word stories from hundreds of people, most I didn't know, but lots of interesting celebrities too! Stephen Colbert's was funny, Joan Rivers too. How did they get all these great people in their book? Who cares, when we get to enjoy the fruits of their labors. Hurray!
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Augmentation is a costy business in the Verse, with surgery that can take a day to a week depending on the size of the work. Rehabilitation often takes much longer as the patient has to get used to his new abilities, different weight and balance and sometimes complications.
Cybernetic limbs while not exactly rare are extremely rarely implanted on purpose. Most of which are composed of plastics as most metals would be fragile or weight too much on the supporting tissues and bones (Hence why heavier augmentation requires implant of supports and bones to be laced with metal)
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Cybernetic eyes, a very common operation are known to cause phantom limb syndrome and takes time to get used as following the operation, many feel as if what they see is 'unreal', a side effect of seeing from a camera rather than biological eyes. Cerebral and Nerve implants also require adjustment as people are not used to their new reaction time and different thinking (As with implanted skill or linguistic matrix)
*Skill and Knowledge Matrix are a small computer graphed onto the brain and nervous system that allows the person to know and do things they are unfamiliar with, although the limit of possibility is not infinite (An out of shape person could not become a pro-gymnast) Language implants are one of the most common augment.
*Dermal Armor is composed of plates of hard plastics or ceramics held together between two layers of synthetic skins. Higher quality ones are made as to allow changing of plates without requiring surgery.
*Cybernetic eyes are basically cameras that feed directly into the brain and can broadcast their information to nearby devices. They cannot be removed without surgery. They are also often outfitted with additional functions, the most common which comes standard on most sets is to allow the user to see Augmented reality objects without an additional device. Another often used in military is Smart Weapon which allows the eyes to perceive information sent by the user's weapon, effectively allowing to see where his weapon should hit. It is affectionately dubbed the 'First-person-shooter game mode' by soldiers.
*Nerve replacements are synthetic nerves made of fables that allow for more precise control of the body than natural nerves.
*Direct Neural Interface is an implant that allows the user to directly sync up with computer systems, it is also commonly employed by the Navigator's guild to link with a ship and control it as a second skin. The DNI can use both wire and wireless input, with a small plug being implanted on the aug's temple.
*Synaptic augmentation is a rather controversial and experimental augmentation that augment parts of the aug's brain with computer to allow for better function. Those who have received it usually have perfect memory, record all of their sensation in audio-visual format and can think faster. The augmentation however is known to cause migraines and make pre-augmentation memories fuzziers.
*Implanted Blades are the answer to the question of 'How could I make sure I'm always armed?' These thin folding blades are implanted in one or both forearms and deploy at a signal. They however require enhanced bones and several muscle adjustments to be usable without making the aug's arm useless as any impact would break the bones where the blade are attached.
*Bone Lacing is an augmentation where the entire or part of the subject's skeleton is infused with either metal or surgical polymers to give more solidity. This is often a requisite to many augmentation that would otherwise rip someone's arm off or tear their muscle.
*Integrated medical kit covers a range of augmentation to aid the Augmented in harsh situation. It usually is integrated on the back of the shoulder muscle and linked to the blood stream where it inject on command stimulants, painkillers or other medication.
*Air tanks are implanted in the thoracic cage and are small bottle of pressurized oxygen that will deliver their content when time is needed. The augmentation also typically includes something to seal the lungs from airborn pathogen, water or a vacuum. The tanks carry enough Oxygen for one hour.
*Tracheal filter is an augmentation where air filters are implanted in the air ways of the patient to protect from airborne pathogens.


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