#59 Actions and Reactions

By Dr. Margaret Paul

February, 2014

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Hosted by Dr. Anita Archer, Anita asks Dr. Margaret questions that have been submitted by members of the Inner Bonding Village.

In this Interview, Dr. Margaret Paul answers many questions about loving actions and wounded reactions in different life and relationship situations.

The interview format is great for expanding your understanding of Inner Bonding. You can listen anywhere, hands free. You can listen on your PC or you can download the Interview to your MP3 player and take it on walks, in your car, anywhere!

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Notice your level of honesty or dishonesty. Do you elaborate or bend the truth about yourself to control how others feel about you? Are you brutally honest about how you feel toward others as a means of controlling them? Notice that honesty can be used both lovingly and as a means of control, depending upon the intent.

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