Since we were little, we have known that money means value. Thus, we begin to evaluate ourselves and those around us by the brand they wear, by the size of their villa or castle, by the make of their car, by the amount of gold they display. We see the value of a person through the shine of metal, stones, chairs, and the name on office doors. We put aside humanity, honesty, and sincerity, making room for cowardice, cunning, larceny, theft, hatred, and revenge.
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by Steven Greer
(review)
Hidden Truth, Forbidden Knowledge is a priceless book written by a doctor who worked in an emergency department, but gave up on his career and started telling the world that we are not alone in the universe and projects we should know about.
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by Lise Borbeau
(review)
Listen to Your Body, Your Best Friend on Earth is a book I have read several times, and it is one of the references for my last book.
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Today I express my gratitude, to Debra, for featuring the cover of my book “The Garden of Love – Our Inner Wealth“, on her blog, https://jaguarspirit.com/.
If you visit it, you will find a lot of important information she posts daily, for all of us.
Thank you, Debra!Continue reading “Gratitude”
In Lak'ech Ala K'in!
The Garden of Love – Our Inner Wealth is the title of my new book published in English and Romanian.
Here, ARS is neither about the Agriculture Research Services nor the Advanced Record System. It is the abbreviation I have chosen for Attachments, Regrets, and Suffering and the word «ars» means «burnt» in Romanian.
Those feelings, Attachments, Regrets, and Suffering, can lead us to «burn» emotionally, similar to how we can burn physically because of fire or as we are told that we will burn after death. However, throughout life, we may experience things that make us feel like we are burning (emotionally).
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Often, during our arguments with others, and in the comments made on social media networks, we hear and/or see expressions like: «You’re stupid», «you don’t know», «you have no idea», or «You’re not right». How does one know what is the righteousness of another? Whose justice are we talking about? The listeners? The speaker’s? Are we talking about the righteousness that the rational mind seeks or the righteousness of the heart? Are we talking about the righteousness that we believe in from what we see, or the righteousness of the unseen, but known from what we have experienced, because it comes from within us?
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I have written many times about my return to the country after working abroad for many years (Happiness Recipe — 5 Common Ingredients). Since returning, it has happened to me many times, that different people who know me, give me advice to return to work as a teacher. I understand that their advice comes from their desire to do me a favour and it sounds something like this: «Go back to education, because you have a job and a secure income».
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In a Love World 