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August 02, 2015

We tend to seek comfort in the familiar. Freud called this repetition compulsion, which he famously defined as “the desire to return to an earlier state of things.”

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Attempts to outrun pain and suffering will not result in happiness.1
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Children as young as three can express their views and interests about their playgroup experience if a range of appropriate media are used1
Clear Space for our child within meditation is the space in which we will learn to recognize and heal our child within. But how do we cultivate this space?1
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GATZO Co-meditation the helping art of completing the Ten Stages .1
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Letting go of negative thinking is a natural GATZO byproduct.1
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Love is in essence dispassionate and unemotional.1
many of us have learned that in order to get love from our parents or our primary caretaker1
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Our contact with our child within becomes clear so that truth can flow through us.1
Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.1
Our life matters. Choosing recovering relationships will bring us great joy and great recovery.1
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The Ten Stages are not the same as many of the other recovery programs it is far more common for people to focus on1
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