Making your Best, Right Decisions

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Today, attend to what you want. Listen to the inner promptings of your soul and spirit. Listen for what is loving to you - and then do it!

By Dr. Margaret Paul

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Today, attend to what you want. Listen to the inner promptings of your soul and spirit. Listen for what is loving to you - and then do it!

By Dr. Margaret Paul

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