Episode 10-Chapter 5:Worksheet for making choices?

Episode 10 of the Book title -Life is balanced Living is Not podcast, hosted by Ganapathy Sharma, titled "Episode 10-Chapter 5:Worksheet for making choices?" was published on December 14, 2021 and runs 15 minutes.

December 14, 2021 ·15m · Book title -Life is balanced Living is Not

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Practising impartial introspection daily is difficult, but this practise will eventually lead to your healing guided by your inner light.

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Practising impartial introspection daily is difficult, but this practise will eventually lead to your healing guided by your inner light.

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