The Foolish Lion and The Clever Rabbit - Taming our Emotions

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The Myth of Arrival

You keep waiting to feel ready. To be more confident, more prepared, more enough. But when never comes.What if there's no arrival? No finish line? No moment when you're finally complete? What if you're already here, already living, already enough right now, as you are?What if you ...  Show more

The Truth You're Avoiding

About the cost of silence and the truth you're avoiding saying. 

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