Author: Ground Breaking Books
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Nature: The Underrated Therapist
Imagine, for a moment, the sheer vastness of a dense forest or the calm stillness of a secluded lake. Picture the soft hum of crickets in the twilight or the gentle caress of a cool breeze. For many of us, these images evoke a sense of tranquility, a momentary escape from the pressures of our…
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How to Grow from Criticism
We all encounter it but seldom understand it fully: criticism. The Sting of Criticism We’ve all felt the sting of criticism at one point or another, whether from peers, superiors, or even strangers on the internet. It’s a universal experience, and for many of us, the immediate reaction is defensive. It’s only natural to protect…
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The Miracle of Mindfulness
This morning take a moment to delve into something both simple and profound: the power of the present moment. Many ancient traditions and modern teachings emphasize its importance, and today, we’ll explore the miracle of mindfulness. The Power of Now Imagine a river. Life’s experiences and thoughts constantly flow, much like the ceaseless current. Yet,…
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Breaking the Chains of Worry
There’s a weight that many of us carry daily, a silent burden that clings to our shoulders like an uninvited guest: worry. This pervasive, insidious sentiment can taint our brightest moments and darken our lightest thoughts. But, as with any heavy load, understanding its origins and developing strategies to manage it can help us set…
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The Joy of Serving Others
There’s a powerful sentiment that, when embraced, has the ability to change not just our individual lives, but the very fabric of society: the act of serving others. From the history of philosophy to the annals of religion, service is a timeless virtue that’s been hailed time and time again. But what is it about…
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Living a Purpose-Driven Life
Have you ever paused in the midst of your daily grind and asked yourself, “Why am I doing this?” It’s not uncommon. We often get so caught up in the motions of our routines that we forget to question the reason behind our actions. The risk here is that we might end up living someone…
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