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We are more than anything that could ever happen to us.
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Your experiences do not pose a threat to your existence. They are there to make you stronger

The moment you stop confusing your experiences with your identity, you begin reclaiming your freedom.

True, but try telling that to my espresso machine when it breaks down on a Monday morning. Perspective shifts instantly.

Who we are is what we think we are, not even who we actually are or what happens to us.

Built stronger than storms, with a soul that shines through every cloud.

Truth! 💛

As I learn more I have new found respect for you. Most things are a scam, you are legit.

and now you will walk over these hot coals😅

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Hard relate, especially after stuff goes sideways and it all feels so final. I’m always skeptical about that ‘rise above’ idea, but you’re right-there’s gotta be more to us than what happens. What made you realize this? Was there a turning point for you?

Easy to forget in the middle of it, though. The pain feels like the whole story until you step back and see it was just one chapter.

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Totally agree with you

We are Extensions of Source/God/Dao 我们是创造宇宙的正能量/神/道的延伸体

Preach!

You sound over-medicated, not in your message but in the enunciation of your words. Hope all is well for you and your family.

Hold my sparkling water ❤️🙏

Well said big dawg 🤙

Lock 🔒

Well, stop hiding all the wealth and put me on I want it like a dog that wants a bone .

Powerful stuff

Easy to say. The people who died on that road aren't here to tell us how inspiring it was. 💀

I am a malevolent snob

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Even when the body part is broken just know you are not broken.

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Your circumstances may shape your story. They never have to define your future. The strongest people refuse to let their worst day become their identity.

God bless you Tony, and thank you.

Resilience is very important

I perfectly agree with you sir !

He tells you what you feel isn't true. Is that resilience, or gaslighting disguised as truth?
