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Sep 29, 2022 33 min

009 - Why Is Asking So Caring (Part 1)

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Emotional scale (from 0 to 10): 6 I feel that asking before doing to or for others is showing ultimate respect. I do not like, obviously, having survived most forms of abuse, being told to do something I might not want to do. I would much prefer being asked if I want to instead, so, this one is all about respect, really. Downloading file name error: I am unable to resave the file with the correct name without losing the data/stats attached to it. If you download the file, please re-save file as "Why Is Asking So Caring (Part 1)". Get Flushed. This Energy Detox is designed to clear away so many things which will make space for the new to come in! EMF/5G Protection (affiliate) ​ Affordable Online Relationship Therapy (affiliate) Website: myblissfuljourney.ca ∣ Email: [email protected] ∣ IG: @thereikimasterinrecovery ∣ FB: @reikimasterinrecovery ∣ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7aeeSSgZBoz2tyeUeWBXY8 Track: Who You Gonna Love ∣ Artist: Heather Sita Black ∣ YT: /heatherblackart ∣ IG: @heathersitablack Spread healing: #2023HealingWave

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