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The mind, the ego, the subconscious often have multiple reasons why peace must be just around the corner (or difficult/impossible because of
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Schadenfreude is a German word usually defined as experiencing or taking pleasure in the misfortune of others and is derived from Schaden
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Don’t try to keep up with the Joneses because most likely they are chasing the wrong wagon. They won’t be happy when
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Time heals all wounds… if we do not go back and re-wound ourselves by making the pains of the past the story
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Someday you will run out of somedays… as in someday I will do this or someday I will do that or someday
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Are you really free if you are bound by habits/desires you fail to muster the willpower to shake? Habits are a fixed
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Do you know you? Really, really know yourself? Understand your drives, motivations, triggers, deepest longings, most hidden fears? How self-aware are you
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Our lives, like our closets, tend to get cluttered. We have deep seated aversion to loss; many of us are mild pack
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Nurture Resentments Why rent space in your head to those that don’t love you, to thoughts that don’t serve you? One of
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Solvitur ambulando is Latin for “it is solved by walking” and the phrase has dual meanings. Originally “used to refer to a
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How can gratitude be a burden? Aren’t there spiritual benefits to gratitude? Isn’t it important to “Count Our Blessings Daily”? And being
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Memento mori is Latin for “remember that you have to die” or “remembering we will die”. It is used in reference to