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As if I have some say in the matter, I’ve always been determined that when I die, I’m not coming back. Whether it’s reincarnation or...
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Find out more about Adrianne: Adrianne Murchison is a former reporter for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. She has profiled several spiritual gurus, including Marianne Williamson, Deepak Chopra and Neale Donald Walsch. Adrianne's desire is to know God and all that He creates. Email adriannemurchison@gmail.com. |
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On Wednesday, my cousin half-jokingly suggested that learning how to forgive deserves a 12-step program. And below, certified life coach Kym Kennedy...
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Sometimes we just want people to pay for how they have wronged us. We want them to suffer and wallow in remorse until we decide to give them a...
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