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    Ultimate Blog Challenge January 25th, 2023 Day 25 #UBC

    Good morning, welcome to the Ultimate Blog Challenge January 25th, 2023 Day 25 #UBC . I know its the 26th of January but I am a day behind in the challenge. Which I wanted to catch up on and thank the LORD it’s on a day. It could be worse than that as we all know from the past challenges I’ve entered. This morning’s prompt reminded us yesterday was the last Wednesday of the month. Can you believe that? Leaving us with just one more week in January. I don’t know about you but I can’t wait to see were the next month takes us. How about you? Have you…

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    Praise for The Karma Factor

    “Tom Lane has written a powerful story of inner transformation and outer  suspense and heroism that will have you turning pages, inspiring you to  understand your own life within a new cosmic framework. I couldn’t put it down.”  ~ Robert Thurman, Professor Emeritus of Tibetan Buddhism,   Translator for the Dalai Llama and Author of Wisdom Is Bliss  “An enchanted window into the history of the world that shifts the way everything  is seen.”  ~ David O. Russell, Writer, Director, Producer: The Fighter, Silver  Linings Playbook, American Hustle  “A masterful story about the subtle nuances that surround the choices we make in  life and how these choices ripple outward into the…

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    Happy Money – The Japanese Art of Making Peace with Your Money by Ken Honda

    1) Choose Innate Value Over Perceived Value: Name brand bags, shoes, cars, and toys are all attractive because their perceived value makes us feel special! But perceived value is fleeting, as the next “hottest” thing will soon be out. The deeper truth is that the person you are giving the gift to is already naturally valuable. The more you connect with the qualities that make them unique and share those as gifts, the more people will remember their own specialness! These gifts become an added joy in their lives instead of a source of joy, and this practice helps teach young ones that value is innate instead of something to be found outside themselves. 2)…

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