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“Now when I meditate, I spend half of my time receiving love and half of my time giving love back to the universe. I think about what it is I need from the universe, and I give that very thing back. For example, if I wake up heartbroken over a failed work project, not only do I ask for the strength and guidance to overcome the hurdle, but I also send love to everyone else waking up heartbroken who may be feeling just like me because of their failed work project. I think about those who need help and how I might possibly help them. I declare that part of my purpose is to serve the world around me. I set my intention of being a good partner to the universe.”

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Book:Be a Triangle: How I Went from Being Lost to Getting My Life into Shape
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Be a Triangle: How I Went from Being Lost to Getting My Life into Shape

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Lilly Singh
Lilly Singh

Lilly Singh, born on September 26, 1988, is a motivational speaker. She gained immense popularity on YouTube with her humorous and straightforward style, and has since transitioned into a motivational speaker. Her video content covers a wide range of topics including personal growth, self-acceptance, and women's empowerment, resonating with a large audience. more

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Book:A Court of Frost and Starlight
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