Bless you Deepak 🙏 You have done so much to raise the vibration of humanity and continue to help this global consciousness awakening for a paradigm shift that will bring peace 🕊️✌️ Thank you for your wisdom and explaining things so that they are easier to understan
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I like doing this healing work and reflecting on self and accepting responsibility for self. But at what point do we actually set boundaries without feeling like we are being controlling, at what point do we express our needs without sounding too needy. Because constantly reflecting on self and assuming it must be me or something within me can be problematic that creates a resentful relationship where no one wants to take responsibility for the part they play in the dysfunction of the relationship because everything is a reflection of my inner working.
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And, when our sisters and brothers trigger a big, warm smile, it is a sign of the inner grace, the peacefulness, the magnanimity, the love within our 💜
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When I struggle with a functioning addict I am NOT seeing something of myself that needs healing. I am seeing what chemicals. Either drugs or alcohol do to a human brain. I am seeing the brain cells dying and a person, rewriting history, arguing, making of lies, getting angry, using the foulest language you can image against the people that still have their back, that still try to be there but not enable this addiction. I see someone who made their own choices, continues to make choices now based on the demands of a disease and I watch the hurt and wounding they cause around them.
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The Chopra Well
Every relationship is a mirror, reflecting the parts of ourselves we have yet to embrace. When we struggle with a partner, we are not merely reacting to their flaws—we are encountering our own unresolved emotions, our own hidden fears.
The faults we perceive in another often reveal the places within us that need healing. Instead of resistance, what if we chose awareness? Instead of judgment, what if we chose self-inquiry?
True love begins with self-understanding. When we embrace our own imperfections with compassion, we create space for deeper connection, harmony, and growth in our relationships.
Look within—there, you will find the key to transformation. 💫
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