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Gaining Control over fear, worry and sorrow – The Power of Emotion to Change Your Life, Part 2

Posted on March 23, 2020 by Science of Being

Gaining Control over fear, worry and sorrow  So many of us have unexpectedly become overwhelmed by negative emotions, even to the point of driving us to behave in ways that are not in our own best interest, like going down … Continue reading →

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It hurts so good: The beauty of pain; it’s not for the faint of heart

Posted on April 3, 2017 by Science of Being

Behind pain is a mental cause. Mental disturbances can cause emotional anguish and physical illness, yet pain is also a wake-up call, especially when we are conscious of our potential for harmony! A spiritual journey is not for the faint … Continue reading →

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Do We Purposefully Create Conflict in Our Life?

Posted on October 12, 2015 by Science of Being

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 →

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