The Living Experiment: Conscious Language
By Pilar Gerasimo and Dallas HartwigThe words you speak both reflect and shape your reality. All the more reason to say what you mean — and mean what you say.
The words you speak both reflect and shape your reality. All the more reason to say what you mean — and mean what you say.
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