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“Creating an identity for ourselves is based upon self-discovery and not upon biological and ethnic inheritance. This first stage of self-discovery is revolution.”

Quote by Caroline Myss

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Caroline Myss is an American author and speaker renowned for her work in the fields of spiritual health and spirituality. Her writings delve into personal growth, self-awareness, and universal energy. Born on December 2, 1952, Myss's books and lectures have helped thousands of readers find inner peace and strength. more

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