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Simple abundance: a daybook of comfort and joy
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Ban Breathnach, Sarah
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1995
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Something more: excavating your authentic self
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Explains how people can uncover their authentic self by studying their past and uncovering their roots and discusses how people can come to terms with their past choices so they can benefit from them in their future.
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