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Mindfulness Ending the Great Fear
January 28, 2021in Mindfulness 0 Comments 12 Likes

Ending the Great Fear

by James Pesavento
Mindfulness Fear of Infinity
April 26, 2019in Mindfulness 0 Comments 1 Likes

Fear of Infinity

When you start on the spiritual path there may be periods where you feel uncomfortable. You may begin to experience fear. There can arise an impulse to question your spiritual

by James Pesavento
Mindfulness Fear and courage
January 26, 2019in Mindfulness 0 Comments 1 Likes

Fear and courage

Fear is a vibrational energy. Fear is an organic, natural energy that is shared by all animals, unlike guilt and shame, which are not natural. When animals experience fear they

by James Pesavento

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