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You Are the Guru: 6 Messages to Move You Through Difficult Times with Certainty and Faith

by Gabrielle Bernstein

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Mar 05, 2023 01:28PM

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The Human Element

by Brianna Wiest (Goodreads Author)

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Dealing with Difficult People (Creating Success)

by Roy Lilley

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Michelle’s Quotes

“Every river is a witness to the passage of time, a faithful companion to the ebb and flow of history.”
― Ajaz Ahmad Khawaja

tags: river, river-quotes

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“There is immense joy in just watching all the little creatures in nature.”
― Bob Ross, Happy Little Accidents: The Wit and Wisdom of Bob Ross

tags: creatures, watching-nature

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“We only have moments, but moments bring us to timelessness.”
― Donna Goddard, Dance: A Spiritual Affair

tags: dance, life, living-in-the-now, moment-by-moment, moments, now, spirit, spirituality, time, timelessness

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“Once you’re born, you enter a world of risk. It’s part of life and what makes life exciting. There’s a lot to climbing besides the obvious, such as dealing with fear. … Life is not about the situation but how we deal with it.”
― Kitty Calhoun

tags: born, climbing, deal, exciting, fear, life, risk

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“My life flows with a deeper current, no longer as a shallow and brawling stream, parched and shrunken by the summer heats. My heart leaps into my mouth at the sound of the wind in the woods. I, whose life was but yesterday so desultory and shallow, suddenly recover my spirits, my spirituality, through my hearing. For joy I could embrace the earth ... I have occasion to be grateful for the flood of life that is flowing over me. I am not so poor.”
― Henry David Thoreau, The Journal, 1837-1861

tags: depth, mankind, nature

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