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A real world Self-protection method that’s a mystical experience
We live in a rapidly changing, interactive world, but we are afraid of being hurt. We’re afraid of being left out, disrespected, ridiculed, abused or betrayed so we try to protect ourselves by being emotionally guarded, defensive, reclusive, aggressive, angry, … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, fear, lack of self-protection, Law of Attraction, Law of Cause and Effect, lowering your defensive shield, Mind, Mindfulness, photography, poetry, protection, science of being eugene fersen, self-concept, self-healing method, self-mastery, self-protection, True protection, Unconditional Love, why be cautious
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In the Jungle
In the Jungle The shadows are dark – the air is damp and hot; The forest thick with tall palm and kapok tree. Where moss grows on most trunks And spiral vines hang free. Where the dabbled leaves in … Continue reading
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Do We Purposefully Create Conflict in Our Life?
Television dramas and reality shows soar in popularity, especially when there is obvious conflict. We want the characters to bravely face problems and overcome them. We want happy endings and great achievements. But, why are we so attracted to conflict … Continue reading