What Lies Hidden In The Depths Of Our Actions Often Resurfaces To Haunt Us When The Light Of Truth Breaks
What lies hidden in the depths of our actions often resurfaces to haunt us when the light of truth breaks through. The webs of deceit and manipulation may weave a temporary illusion, but when they unravel, we must step beyond the victims edge and claim our truth in accountability, so that we may attract the authentic love we seek.
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namaste
“I would like my life to be a statement of love and compassion - and where it isn’t, that’s where my work lies.”
— Ram Dass
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