@revivalofwisdom3: #truth

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You feed your own mind based on your thoughts

Amir🇲🇦/🇵🇸 :

Why is Kabbalah in the background

eyeamsam :

And so you never really judge anyone, you’re only judging your idea of them you have created for yourself. We do not know anyone, only ourselves from infinite perspectives.

LabourofLove :

bucket.say.it.again :

dyslexia allows your to break things down till you get to the root of things. this causes issues with fitting in as for not taking things at face value. most dyslexic individuals spell incorrectly because they spell how it sounds. dbp are confusing because once a established coronation is in place they use short cuts they created in there mind to allow them selfs less stress of questioning. this in term leads to the problems with math. a made of form of measurement. etc

Fernanda :

starting to understand the hype around the sara rivers manifestation quiz. my quiz result reframed how i think about why some stuff manifests for me and other things never do. Wish I did it sooner

alphabetequal :

Then nobody has ever met anybody. Wrong.

sunshineunicorn542☀️🦄 :

Thankyou 🙏🦋

Jen | The Embodied Guide :

This. 👏🏼

mollyecstasyx :

This is flawed.. you create your reality.. should never conform to man made ideals.. these mindsets are miserable, and dangerous

Marco . :

You people aren’t real! Leave me alone!! 😂

user12088421804908 :

I contracted herpes after being intimate with my new boyfriend for the first time. Before we had sex, he never mentioned that he was living with the virus, so I had no idea I was at risk. A few days later, I became extremely sick and experienced painful symptoms that lasted for about two weeks. It was one of the most difficult experiences I’ve ever gone through. After I confronted him, he admitted that he had known about his herpes diagnosis for years but chose not to tell me beforehand. I felt completely betrayed because I believe I deserved the opportunity to make an informed decision about my own health. If he had been honest with me from the beginning, I could have asked questions, taken precautions, or decided whether I was comfortable with the risk. Instead, that choice was taken away from me. I decided to end the relationship because trust is very important to me. However, he keeps telling me that I’m overreacting and that herpes is common, so it shouldn’t be a big deal. I understand that many people live normal lives with herpes, but I still feel that honesty and informed consent are essential in any relationship. Am I wrong for feeling this way, or was I justified in expecting him to be truthful before we became intimate? Am cured now by @Natural Remedies 🌿💯 🥰🥰🥰🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤❤❤✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾🌿🌿🌿💯💯💯🍀🍀🍀🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽💫💫💫✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾

🫧✨TIFFANY✨🫧 :

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