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The Disrobed Monk Who Provides Safe Haven to 85 Children – Joan Duncan Oliver
The writer was feeling in need of some loveliness and encouragement today, and went looking (thank you, Gina Belton and the Society for Humanistic Psychology, Division 32 on Facebook). There is a lot that is toxic in the world, a … Continue reading
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