Emotional Sobriety Means Healing Mind, Body, and Soul

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Category: Self-Discovery

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Learn How to Have a School of You

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We Each Have Four Types of Emotional Energy

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Healing Means Matching Your Inner With Your Outer

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Learning to Match Your Intentions With Your Core Issues

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The Roles We Choose In Our Family of Origin Determine Some of Our Choices

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Life Lessons are Revisited as a Spiral

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Understanding and Accepting Your Personality Traits is the Key to a Rewarding Life

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Accepting Our Shadow Self is Basis of Self-Acceptance

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My Favorite Quotes about Knowing Yourself (2)

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Finding What You Love

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