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A note on dreams and dream symbols.

A Fresh Start. How do you view the coming of a new year? The beginning of a new year is the traditional time for people to make changes in their life. It is our hope to show you that changes are better made any time.

Who Ordered This? We look at different types of stress and how these stressors affect our life and health now and in our future. Includes a stress exercise and a stress test.

Illusions. Things aren't always what they seem. Make the distinctions betweem personal and mass beliefs. Be true to yourself. Accept only those mass beliefs that you agree with.

What are your interests? A lot of people have no idea of what their interests are. It is one thing to say yes, I like to do this and no, I don't like to do that. However, most people don't realize that they have hidden talents.

Reflections This article is about what we reflect. Our children are a direct reflection of us. Who do we see when we look in the mirror? Does our life reflect what we want it to?
Priorities and Time management are the primary issues in this article. Do you have time to do what you wish to do in life? Are you spending time on the things that are important to you as an individual?

Believe This article addresses expectations, yours as well as those of others. How are you affected by those expectations? How are others affected by your expectations?
Do you believe in your dreams? Do you believe in yourself? Do you believe that you are important enough to alter even one situation? Clarity and believing in yourself are the primary issues in this article.

A Very Small Decision This article describes how one small decision you make can affect more than just the present moment. It may affect your future and the moments and futures of others. People are learning that the small decisions they used to take for granted can change their lives for the better if they pay attention. Just because others believe that a decision is correct doesn't make it correct.

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