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“The beauty of meditation is that it is an ongoing, unfolding personal development process that enables you to become more aware of your emotional states, thoughts, feelings, and actions and identify those that are healthy and unhealthy and ultimately lift or zap your energy”

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Book:Meditation for Beginners: How to Meditate for People Who Hate to Sit Still

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