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Stop pretending to be something you’re not. FREE YOURSELF. You are good enough just the way you are.

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I believe in real soul connections. Some that can change the course of our lives. No matter how far the distance is between the souls, they are always joined at the heart of Source.
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Laughing is so therapeutic but what is even more therapeutic is having someone laugh out loud with you.
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I love those moments where I can completely get lost in a dream. It's a time when my present moment is built around fantasy. This life is perfect and the troubles I have become powerless because I'm meticulously constructing a time and space that feeds me soulfully. Call me a dreamer, but when opportunity comes, I'm not afraid to take it. That's creating. That's manifesting. That's real.
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It feels less lonely knowing that when I look up at the sky, someone somewhere is looking too. And maybe, just maybe, they are also at peace knowing that they are not alone as we are one under the same sky.
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You are a mirror of yourself in others. Whatever you want, give. Be the best reflection of yourself.
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People will always reveal themselves to you. Read the signs and know when to let go.
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I am always hoping that you find your way and you realize how beautiful you really are. Always be yourself and never apologize for it. May you continue to walk through life hand-in-hand with your authentic self. You are purely Divine.
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Always remember, if someone keeps putting you down to make themselves feel or look better, be flattered that they chose you. Their insecurity always speaks louder when they need to use someone else to make them feel validated. Confidence never calls for verbal infliction.
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