Nothing is set in stone! “What have I got to lose?” Years ago I was very inspired by a friend who had been in a car accident and had spent some 20 years in a wheelchair, she had decided to test the principle and try to teach her legs to walk again.
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Not all storms come to disrupt your life, Some come to clear your path.
No photo credit “Not all storms come to disrupt your life, Some come to clear your path.” So many times in my life I became overwrought and…… Read more “Not all storms come to disrupt your life, Some come to clear your path.”
Reviews rewarded!
Seeking reviews! If you’ve purchased my new book “Developing Happiness When You Can’t Find It” and haven’t taken the time yet to write a review on Amazon,…… Read more “Reviews rewarded!”
It is safe to ask for help!
“It is safe to ask for help!” We don’t have to do it all, and we don’t have to do it all by ourselves! It’s okay to…… Read more “It is safe to ask for help!”
God, grant me the serenity to accept the people I cannot change, the courage to change the one I can, and the wisdom to know… it’s me.
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To transform your life: think and behave a little differently each day!
Mike Dooley Love your life ” Really, all one has to do to transform their life is to remind themselves to think and behave a little differently…… Read more “To transform your life: think and behave a little differently each day!”
Being spiritually awakened goes hand in hand with being deeply involved in ‘ordinary’ life, not withdrawn from it.
http://www.mitchdebest.com “Being spiritually awakened goes hand in hand with being deeply involved in ‘ordinary’ life, not withdrawn from it.” – Mitch de Best Spiritual awakening… what does…… Read more “Being spiritually awakened goes hand in hand with being deeply involved in ‘ordinary’ life, not withdrawn from it.”
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