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Tag Archives: love based paradigm
Anne Lamott on Responding to current challenges
More compassion and wisdom from Anne Lamott, for our U.S. readers, and all of us feeling fear and grief about some of what is happening in our world. Here’s the text, for those who have difficulty seeing Facebook links:- … Continue reading
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Angad Singh’s Protest & Response to Hate Crime & the Murder of Timothy Caughman
Remarkable commitment and poise at 23… Important that we each find our ways to speak out and upstand. Thank you, Angad. Palace Gate Counselling Service, Exeter Counselling Exeter since 1994
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