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New paradigm, now in this minute
These days, I pause long enough to really consider, do I give this thing energy or do I put my energy to better uses? All things being equal (imagine that if you can), do I want more of this thing in my future world? Little by little and, conversely, all at once with an immediacy that continues to shock me, this changes everything. Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Life choices, Life journey, Meditation, Menu, Personal Development, Recovery chronic illness
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Tagged allowing, choosing a different life, choosing a healthier life, choosing new outcomes, exercising free will, free will, freedom of choice, living in the moment, making higher choices, meditation, Mindfulness, more mindful life, new paradigm, no more self-justification, questioning why we do things, recovery from chronic health conditions, retirement, self-love, The Gupta Program
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If you could pick just one word…
Choosing a word for the year ahead can be powerful process…or, perhaps, if you invite it in, it may choose you…as I discovered! Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Life choices, Menu, Personal Development, Spirituality
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Tagged claiming freedom, coping with limitations, coping with longterm illness, empath, empowerment, freedom from traumatic information, freedom of choice, freedom to be who you are, freedom to say no, I am enough, journalling, joy as a guidance system, liberty, Mindfulness, new years resolution, new years word, positive attitude to chronic health, positivitiy, synesthesia, the freedom to be joyful, the freedom to choose freedom, what is freedom
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