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One groove after another – it’s what happens when you press play on life. Spring turns to summer. There are new relationships, jobs, health and financial situations. New vaccines come along with new variants. New awareness brings new feelings, opportunities and challenges. Change hits and your life, our world must seek rhythms in a new groove.
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…the reminder I especially needed was his compassionate naming of how each of his “illusions” had served their purposes—and that he didn't need to judge himself or others harshly for having them.