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Since the effects of your life that lead to pain and annoyance are always consequences of inner elements, what you commonly regard as __roblems_ are more accurately seen as outer symptoms of inner, causal problems. The practical approach is to begin looking at those specific aspects of your life that are not as you desire to find their source, rooted in your mindset.
Thomas Daniel Nehrer Essence of Reality: A Clear Awareness of How Life Works
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Since the effects of your life that lead to pain and annoyance are always consequences of inner elements, what you commonly regard as __roblems_ are more accurately seen as outer symptoms of inner, causal problems. The practical approach is to begin looking at those specific aspects of your life that are not as you desire to find their source, rooted in your mindset.
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Thomas Daniel Nehrer

Essence of Reality: A Clear Awareness of How Life Works

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