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Gratitude for everyday experiences is a doorway to peace and joy. Thanking God for the beauty of a flower, for the hot water that comes from the faucet, for a warm bed and food to eat, for caring and friendship, for rain and sunshine and the myriad of other everyday experiences can bring great joy to the heart.

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Re: Personal Situation Experience - 07/03/2025 04:44 AM
Practicing Inner Bonding is what heal self-abandonment. You need to explore the false beliefs that led you to be involved with a...

Personal Situation Experience - 06/09/2025 03:36 PM
Thank you for helping people like me and others who are in pain. I came to understanding Inner Bonding. I'm a man in my 30s. I h...

Re: Hope from rock bottom - 08/03/2024 05:12 AM
I'm' not hearing in your dialogue that you are taking responsibility for your feelings. And it sounds like you are trying to dia...

Re: Hope from rock bottom - 08/02/2024 07:57 AM
A dialogue. I haven't done this in a while.LA: What's wrong?IC: Lost.LA: Lost from what?IC: Our path. Two professions where we m...

Hope from rock bottom - 08/02/2024 06:44 AM
My husband and I have alternated being distant and being companionate/great friends/shared vision of the future for years. I hav...

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Gratitude for everyday experiences is a doorway to peace and joy. Thanking God for the beauty of a flower, for the hot water that comes from the faucet, for a warm bed and food to eat, for caring and friendship, for rain and sunshine and the myriad of other everyday experiences can bring great joy to the heart.

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