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halinagold
Take a deep breath and see where the journey would take me from there, trusting/knowing that however it looks it's alwasy a gift and a joy. Interestingly, yesterday I did loose not "everything" but what... More »
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In Robert Scheinfeld’s “busting loose vocabulary” joy, or rather, True Joy, means much more than it usually does. He explains it in detail in his brand new “A Path To True Joy” multimedia introduction .... More »
halinagold
I've never resonated with the idea of angels. But now, angels are as real to me as humans - meaning: not very real! They are creations in a divine dream - and there's no limits to... More »
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The more I let go of all plans, all goals, all intentions, all control and allow my life story to unfold in the magic ways that lives always do, the more exciting and joyful and fantastic it gets:... More »
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My most surprising experience of joy occurred two months after my ex (whom I had considered to be my soul-mate, my partner forever) and I decided to split. The divorce had been very, very tough and... More »
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First of all, I don't have a rule for what I'd say. I'd say what I'd feel like saying in that moment, to that person. This being said, let me imagine someone feeling this. I... More »
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When I was a little girl I wanted to be a captain on a ship. At the time (around 1960) that seemed to be a ridiculous idea. Today, this is still what I love to do -... More »
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