Sustainability
Life
Your life has five main aspects:
- - Body
- - Mind
- - Spirit
- - Relations
- - Environment
Evaluate each of them and note how they relate to your life.
We are naturally driven to improve the quality of our life. There are seven main qualities that are universally considered as well-being. We want to promote these qualities in all aspects of life. These desires, passions, motivate all our thoughts, feelings, actions and aspirations. Their integration is the evolution force that propels us towards fulfillment of our life.
- Unity - togetherness, harmony, oneness, interconnection, sameness. Opposite: separation, disconnection, isolation, opposition.
- Wisdom - the combined knowledge and experiences of life. We enliven it both by learning theories and direct experiences. Curiosity, intuition, understanding, knowledge. Opposite: ignorance, stupidity.
- Creativity - transcending existing reality to create meaningful original expressions. Imagination, freedom. Opposite: dullness, imitation
- Love - caring for the well-being of ourselves and others. We enliven it by knowing people, appreciating their uniqueness, having compassion for their journey and supporting them. Opposite: fear, control.
- Power - success, strength, accomplishment, influence, money, respect, pride. Opposite: failure, weakness, shame, frustration.
- Joy - happiness, pleasure, fun, celebration. Opposite: pain, hurt, sadness.
- Peace - trust, confidence, reliance, acceptance, faith, safety, security. Opposite: fight, worrying, danger, guilt.
Unity
Unity has five main aspects:
- - Bodily Unity
- - Mental Unity
- - Spiritual Unity
- - Relational Unity
- - Environmental Unity
Evaluate each of them and note how they relate to your unity.
Unity is the experience of the three main forms of passion unite. The experiences of the self, the desire and the object. It's the unified experience of all areas, aspects and qualities in the universe. Experience of the universal passion. Since it includes all our desired qualities, naturally it's our deepest and most desired quality.
The experience of the entire universe as one unit is Oneness. All our subjective experiences are manifestations of the universal passion. That includes other people and object. We are all manifestations of the universal passion. We tend to experience it as togetherness.
Unity is the most important factor for evolution. The universal passion evolves when we develop 7 Passion in all areas of life. When we operate from limited perspectives of separated individual selves, we may improve qualities of life in some areas in ways that are harmful to other areas. Unity with the universal passion provides full awareness how to create beneficial harmony that fulfills the potential of the universal passion.
The main challenges to experience Unity are due to the natural desires driven by its opposite - duality. Their limited consequences are usually clearer and more immediate than Unity. In this stage of our evolution it's important for us to be aware of our universal unity.
The intellect evolves by means of questioning, discernment, segmentation and classification. Focusing on these qualities alone creates mental separation and isolation between the universe's perceived objects. Creativity is driven by the desires for unique expressions that are different than the expressions of others. It enhances individuality and separation of the self from others.
Power is the accomplishment of a force that is applied to overcome resistance. We tend to perceive that the resistance is caused by a separate entity. Bodily, emotional and social Happiness are often experienced by avoiding pain and separation from the perceived source of pain. When we wish for Happiness, pleasure and fun, it's important to be aware whether our activities to separate from pain in specific areas are aligned with the quality of life in other areas.
Wisdom
Wisdom has five main aspects:
- - Bodily Wisdom
- - Mental Wisdom
- - Spiritual Wisdom
- - Relational Wisdom
- - Environmental Wisdom
Evaluate each of them and note how they relate to your wisdom.
Wisdom is the combined knowledge and experiences of life. We enliven it both by learning theories and information and through direct experience. Therefore, we need to fully engage in life with all our internal faculties (body, emotions, insight, intuition and spirit) and external interactions (with people, animals, plants and the elements).
One of our main passions is curiosity, the desire to know and gain wisdom. It drives all aspects of our mind, body, spirit, relationships and environment, in our daily activities and roles. Students learn mainly with their mind when they sit in a lecture hall. In a dance class they learn mainly with their body. When they develop love for their studies they learn with their heart. In an art class they express their creativity. They develop relationships with their teachers and other students. That engages their compassion. Field trips add the dimensions of nature and the environment. Their passion for learning may also motivated by the desire to get a degree, acquire a profession, get a job, make money, fulfill their potential, help others, a have a satisfying and respectful career.
In another other role, say, a tourist on a vacation, the passion for learning is different. The are many ways to merge all these dimensions. Our life has infinite possibilities. Let each set of parameters in this model be represented by a dot. Connecting all the dots is our life-journey.
It's rewarding, but it may be frustrating and agonizing. All the possibilities don't always give us what we want. Our passion is not fulfilled. We can't connect the dots as we wish. We cannot be both a student, a tourist, a musician, a football player, an astronaut, a surfer, a business manager, a yoga teacher and a mother for three teenagers all at the same time. Even when we experience wellness in some areas, in others there may be illness.
Creativity
Creativity has five main aspects:
- - Bodily Creativity
- - Mental Creativity
- - Spiritual Creativity
- - Relational Creativity
- - Environmental Creativity
Evaluate each of them and note how they relate to your creativity.
There are many routes to self-expression. Creativity can be explored through a variety of artistic disciplines. Commonly identified methods include drama, dance, music, creative writing and the visual arts, including photography. All these activities engage the participant/artist in a process that uses a holistic health framework to access bodily, mental, spiritual and social well-being. The benefits of creative expression do not end at any particular age, but many people are not given the opportunity to be artistic as they move into adulthood. Children, youth, adults and the elderly can all participate in creative or artistic expression. It can be utilized to express thoughts and feelings that are too big or too difficult to put into words. This can be especially helpful with people who have linguistic or cognitive issues that make creating a written or spoken narrative daunting.
One of the most engaging features of the creative process is that it facilitates moments of vitality and connection for those who choose to participate in it. Sir Ken Robinson, an internationally recognized leader in the development of creativity, innovation and human resources, describes the experience: "The arts address the idea of an aesthetic experience. An aesthetic experience is one in which the senses are operating at their peak, when you are present in the current moment, when you are resonating with the excitement of this thing that you are experiencing, when you are fully alive." This experience is part of the enchantment that creative expression holds, the process connects us to our authentic self. Art can be the expression of our most inner selves, even of our souls.
Creative expression can lead us to a deeper level of understanding and self-discovery. Cathy Salser, the Founder and Executive Director of A Window Between Worlds, an agency that was born from her vision to "share art in a way that makes a difference," describes creative expression as "the language that lives in the heart and the spirit. It's the language that emerges when you find the safety to really listen to your heart."
When one experiences sexual assault, domestic violence, child abuse or other types of interpersonal violence, a complex set of reactions can come into play. Some of these reactions are bodily reactions to trauma and increased nervous system response, some are emotional reactions to a highly distressing event, some are cognitive responses as we try to make sense of the events) that occurred, and some are social responses as survivors grapple with community attitudes and social norms around abuse. Because of the many layers of disruption involved, the healing benefits of art are diverse and apply to different aspects of wellness.
Cathy Salser says that engaging in creative expression creates a "window of time to honor whatever comes out, whatever needs to emerge. Whatever it looks like, whether it makes sense or doesn't make sense. Even if it is just a scribble. It is a way to reclaim what's been lost or what's been trapped, whether that is relaxation or safety or possibility or a sense of freedom."
Art can be an oasis, a place to find relaxation and calm. It can also be used to release pain and unexpressed feelings. As we express and integrate unacknowledged feelings, we honor and integrate our whole selves. Creative expression can be both a way to find calm and a way to release pain, as the state of arousal that occurs as one achieves an emotional catharsis resolves in a state of relaxation once deeply held thoughts and feelings are released.
Using creative expression for healing and wellness can be a large-scale public health intervention strategy, like nutrition. This strategy can be implemented by health professionals and paraprofessionals across the spectrum of care and has benefits for multiple populations. Dr. Jeremy Nobel, MD, MPH and Founder and President of The Foundation for Art and Healing says, "The idea of art having healing capabilities for individuals and society is at least four thousand years old as far as we can tell. This is not new. That said, there are ways of making it available to people as well as to evaluate on a more rigorous scientific basis, to see how it works and how to make it work better."
To that end Dr. Nobel co authored with Heather L. Stuckey, DEd "The Connection Between Art, Healing and Public Health: A Review of the Current Literature," published by the American Journal of Public Health, February 2010, Vol 100, No. 2. This article examines the efficacy of using creative expression in healing in multiple types of health settings using multiple artistic modalities, and found the following benefits:
Music engagement, which can include the passive experience of listening to music or the active experience of creating music, was seen to have effectiveness in decreasing anxiety and tension, calming neural activity in the brain, and reducing heart and respiratory rates.
Visual arts are any endeavor that results in a bodily work that can be viewed, and includes painting, sculpture, collage, photography or anything else that is expressed visually. Engaging in visual expression has been linked to enhanced self worth and identity through achievement, reduced stress, increased positive emotions, and decreased markers of emotional distress. It also results in a desire to continue in the healing process.
Movement, including formal, informal and free form dance, has been observed to contribute to a positive body image as well as increased self-awareness, problem solving abilities, self-esteem, and cognitive and psychological well-being.
Expressive writing, which can involve journaling, storytelling, free writing, poetry, or personal memoir, can improve control over pain, depressed mood, and pain severity. It can also positively affect anger expression, feelings of social support and other general quality of life measures.
CREATIVE EXPRESSION: "The language that lives in the heart and the spirit. It's the language that emerges when you find the safety to really listen to your heart."
Because this article included a survey of available research, the outcomes for different modalities are based on different measures, but it is likely that many creative activities contribute to a common set of bodily, emotional, cognitive, social and spiritual gains. Dr. Nobel summarizes the major benefits of creative expression as follows: "Art allows you to do three things, and this is where the healing comes from. Art puts you in the moment, puts you in touch with yourself and allows you to bring forth something that did not exist before. And those three things taken together are incredibly powerful in terms of adjusting your understanding of yourself, your relationship to yourself, your relationship to the world and your sense about possibilities for the future."
Creative expression has elements that are specifically relevant to integrating the experiences of sexual assault, domestic violence or child abuse. Survivors have had the experience of their voices being taken away. That feeling of invisibility is a response to the exposure to a set of events where it was not safe to voice one's boundaries or needs. In some situations it was not safe to have feelings at all. That lack of access to one's inner voice can make a person feel disconnected and unmoored. The results of those feelings can be that a vision of a life where one's feelings and thoughts and desires are honored and deserving of respect can seem out of reach. According to Cathy Salser, creating art can be the "first step in making something that seems impossible, tangible, visible. It can create the new future of respecting what you feel and think and want."
Just as engaging in creative projects benefits individuals, practicing creativity can be beneficial to organizations. Organizations, like people, can get stuck in ineffective patterns. Deborah Obalil, Executive Director of Foundation for Art & Healing, describes this organizational challenge, "If something stays the same too long, it gets stratified in a way that is not useful, because the world is changing around us. What we thought we were doing that worked, or that we thought worked, may no longer be the best organizational practice." This lack of flexibility can inhibit program effectiveness and organizational growth.
One way to combat this organizational torpor is by introducing creativity as an organizational value. This can be done experimentally by implementing creative projects as part of organizational thinking. If your organization is in the middle of a strategic planning process, you may want to have staff and board paint, collage or write a poem about what they see as next steps. This process may yield richer results than a strictly intellectual discussion group. Ms. Obalil explains the rationale behind this approach: "Creative expression can be used as a tool to help people and organizations think differently. When you use creative exercises to think through problems in a certain way, all of a sudden you get different answers." The results of creative exercises may transform an organizational culture by increasing creativity, flexibility and forward thinking.
Creative expression can also contribute to staff morale, a sense of job satisfaction and individual sustainability. Creative expression can be used as a tool for individual self-care and as a way to manage trauma exposure response. Many people are reinvigorated by seeing the results that creative work can have. They may have been drawn to helping professions out of a desire to connect with clients or community members in a deeper way than they are able during the normal course of their duties. When they are able to have that deeper connection using art, their sense job satisfaction increases and they are more able to manage the inevitable setbacks and disappointments of doing the work.
At its most powerful, creative expression can be a tool for individual and organizational transformation. It can help people externalize and name painful feelings and thoughts. It can enable people to connect to their inner voice and allow them to make themselves heard. It can flow through the barriers that separate our conscious from our unconscious, our public personas from our private selves. It can be a mechanism for healing and growth and community. At its more mundane, creative expression can enrich our lives in everyday ways, by brightening our mood with a glimpse of color or inspiring our imagination with a beautiful phrase or by providing a path to happiness with soul-stirring music. In any and all of its incarnations, creative expression can benefit everyone who interacts with it.
Contrary to what some of us learned in school, creative expression is not some complex, rule-laden process. It is something we all have inside of us. Creative expression is a natural human trait and has been practiced for centuries by individuals and communities all over the world. You don't need special training or extraordinary talent to be creative. You just need to be willing to give yourself permission to release your inner creative and artistic self.
Here are some steps to get started on your creative journey:
Identify what you are drawn to. This doesn't have to be what you think you are good at, or what you feel you should do, just what feels attractive to you. Are you interested in painting? Writing poetry? Knitting? Japanese flower arranging? Think about what feeds your spirit and try that first.
"To draw, you must close your eyes and sing." --Pablo Picasso
Set a time to do it! Make a commitment to yourself and set aside a time and space to feed your creative self. It doesn't have to be a big commitment of time or money. If you want to paint, you can start by collecting images that inspire you, or browsing the paint section at an art supply store. You can build your creative muscles as you make creativity a part of your schedule.
Keep at it. You can't mow the lawn just once. Creative expression is an ongoing process. Continue the process by committing to find opportunities to be creative and exploring new avenues that interest you.
By Abigail Simms | Originally Published in Reunion Issue 3
Love
Love has five main aspects:
- - Bodily Love
- - Mental Love
- - Spiritual Love
- - Relational Love
- - Environmental Love
Evaluate each of them and note how they relate to your love.
Love is caring for the well-being, growth and fulfillment of ourselves and others. We enliven it by knowing people, appreciating their uniqueness, having compassion for their journey, and supporting them. We’re naturally attracted to what we love. When we love our biochemistry promote desired qualities experiences of well-being in many areas of life.
One of main challenges of being Love is confusing it with feelings or other qualities. What many consider as a desire to feel romantic "love", are actually desires for Happiness and Peace through pleasure, fun and security. And the desire to be "loved", is driven mostly by desires for Power. Love is not a feeling. We can love even when we feel pain, sadness and anger.
Another challenge is our segmentation of Love. Sometimes, when we care for the well-being of ourselves, our family and friends, we take actions that support them but are harmful to others.
At this stage of our human evolution, we need to focus on developing Love at all aspects and areas of our lives, particularly having compassion for people that we perceive as separate from us for other living beings, and caring for their well-being.
Power
Power has five main aspects:
- - Bodily Power
- - Mental Power
- - Spiritual Power
- - Relational Power
- - Environmental Power
Evaluate each of them and note how they relate to your power.
When you choose not to take an action, you remain in the same state, or continue to do what you are used to doing under similar conditions, based on Newton's second law of motion. Since most of the moments in your life you are choosing not to take an action, the most powerful force that determines your life is momentum, your habits. Even people who are highly spontaneous and dynamic, consciously choose to take action only with a comparatively small portion of the opportunities presented to them.
This is why dramatic changes don't usually occur in your life from one second to another. This is not a criticism. If it were not so, your body would have to exert energy at an unsustainable rate. You are designed to change gradually. It's like a big ship sailing in the ocean. The ship moves in a certain direction at a certain speed. If a swimmer touches the ship once and pushes on it in a certain direction, the change in the ship's course will be unnoticeable. But stronger, continuous, persistent pushes on the ship will cause it to change its course or speed. This resistance is desirable - how dangerous it would be if a force so comparatively small were enough to drive the ship off its course!
Similarly in the human system, a conscious decision to change does not create an immediate overall change. There can be major changes in the mental and physiological activities, but the neurons and their interconnections remain the same, your body cells remain relatively unchanged, and eventually your physiology and thought patterns return close to their original state. This means that major long-lasting changes are not created in an instant. You can take advantage of this dynamic in two ways:
- Do not expect that even the most inspiring and determined moments will create major changes in your life.
- Use your habits to become your momentum- change them consciously and be consistent.
- Use your momentum as your major driving force - this is a large part of the process of passion boosting itself.
- Recognize that time is a gift given to you, in order to make good choices for new habits and routines and test them out.
Joy
Joy has five main aspects:
- - Bodily Joy
- - Mental Joy
- - Spiritual Joy
- - Relational Joy
- - Environmental Joy
Evaluate each of them and note how they relate to your joy.
Joy is one of our basic seven passions. We want to experience pleasure, fun and happiness. We don't want pain. These two desires, towards pleasure and away from pain, steer you in your desired directions. The intensity of this action is passion. Happiness and pain are caused directly by specific brain activity that you interpret as pleasant or painful. These activities in turn may be caused by many other neural connections - associations. The intensity of this action is passion.
Sensual love, for example, feels good because you associate it with pleasant sensations. Being hit is painful because it bodilyly hurts. It's important to realize that these neural connections exist in your own brain. It's up to you to keep them, strengthen them, or eliminate them, based on the results that you want to achieve. The above associations of love and hitting are the most common, but some people interpret them differently. For some people bodily pain is associated with pleasant sensations. Some feel pain when they make love. These neural links were programmed in the past under certain conditions. Those conditions are already gone, but the programming remains.
If you wish to erase old programming, you need to check whether the original conditions under which the neural programming was created still exists. If not, then focus on the new programming while reminding yourself that the old conditions no longer exist. If the conditions still exist, then you have to work through the relationship of the conditions and the resulted programming, and untie these connections. Or, you may want to eliminate these conditions.
A Moment of Joy, Rumi
A moment of joy,
you and I sitting on the veranda,
apparently two, but one in soul, you and I.
We feel the flowing water of life here,
you and I, with the garden's beauty
and the birds singing.
The stars will be watching us,
and we will show them
what it is to be a thin crescent moon.
You and I unselfed, will be together,
indifferent to idle speculation, you and I.
The parrots of heaven will be cracking sugar
as we laugh together, you and I.
In one form upon this earth,
and in another form in a timeless sweet land.
Kulliyat-e Shams, 2114
Recommended books of Rumi's poetry include:
- Essential Rumi
- Delicious Laughter: Rambunctious Teaching Stories from the Mathnawi of Jelaluddin Rumi
- Rumi: Voice of Longing
- Rumi: We Are Three : New Rumi Poems
Peace
Peace has five main aspects:
- - Bodily Peace
- - Mental Peace
- - Spiritual Peace
- - Relational Peace
- - Environmental Peace
Evaluate each of them and note how they relate to your peace.
Peace is usually characterized as the absence negative qualities such as agitation, hostility, stress, confrontation and fighting. Mental, bodily and social peace happen when there are no conflicting activities.
In general, when flows of energy conflict with each other, some of their energy is converted to other forms. When there's a friction between two moving objects, some of their momentum is converted to heat. A loss of kinetic energy is acceptable our intention is to generate heat. It has two main negative consequences. One, is that when Power is applied improve qualities in a desired direction, conflicts reduces its effectiveness. The energy efficiency of a car is reduced by headwinds. Also, the new form of energy may reduce other qualities of life. A flows of biochemicals and neurotransmitters that are intended to increase personal power, can also create bodily and mental stress, which reduce most other qualities of life.
Within a complete system energy is never lost, only converted to other forms. The universal passion is ultimately completely peaceful. Subsystems tend towards equilibrium. The path of least resistance.
In addition to the apparent conflicts between Power and Peace, it's important to be aware how overemphasis on Peace may reduce other qualities. Mental peace may create serenity when alertness is important. It may also lead to dullness and prevent Creativity. Emotional peace can be experienced as apathy, which reduces Love and caring. Social peace for the self is commonly accomplished by limiting the freedom, power, happiness and peace of others.
In this stage of our evolution, one of our main challenges is live in peace in all areas of life without compromising other qualities.
"When we understand that there is no final attainment,
no ultimate answer or stopping place,
when our mind is free of warring emotions
and the belief in separateness,
then we will have no fear.
No matter where we are on the Bodhisattva path,
whether we are just beginning or we've practiced for years,
we're always stepping further into groundlessness.
Enlightenment is not the end of anything.
Enlightenment, being completely awake,
is just the beginning of fully entering into the Unknown.
May I be a guard for those who are protectorless,
A guide for those who journey on the road;
For those who wish to go across the water,
May I be a boat, a raft, a bridge.
May I be an isle for those who yearn for landfall,
And a lamp for those who long for light;
For those who need a resting place, a bed,
For all who need a servant, may I be a slave.
Like the great earth and the other elements,
Enduring as the sky itself endures,
For the boundless multitude of living beings,
May I be the ground and vessel of their life.
Thus, for every single thing that lives,
In number like the boundless reaches of the sky,
May I be their sustenance and nourishment
Until they pass beyond the bounds of suffering."
~ Bodhisatva Prayer
Body
Your body has five aspects:
- - Composition
- - Movement
- - Breath
- - Senses
- - Feelings
Bodily Unity
Bodily unity has five aspects:
- - Composition Unity
- - Movement Unity
- - Breath Unity
- - Sensory Unity
- - Feelings Unity
Bodily Wisdom
Bodily wisdom has five aspects:
- - Composition Wisdom
- - Movement Wisdom
- - Breath Wisdom
- - Sensory Wisdom
- - Feelings Wisdom
Bodily Creativity
Bodily creativity has five aspects:
- - Composition Creativity
- - Movement Creativity
- - Breath Creativity
- - Sensory Creativity
- - Feelings Creativity
Bodily Love
Bodily love has five aspects:
- - Composition Love
- - Movement Love
- - Breath Love
- - Sensory Love
- - Feelings Love
Bodily Power
Bodily power has five aspects:
- - Composition Power
- - Movement Power
- - Breath Power
- - Sensory Power
- - Feelings Power
Bodily Joy
Bodily joy has five aspects:
- - Composition Joy
- - Movement Joy
- - Breath Joy
- - Sensory Joy
- - Feelings Joy
Bodily Peace
Bodily peace has five aspects:
- - Composition Peace
- - Movement Peace
- - Breath Peace
- - Sensory Peace
- - Feelings Peace
Mind
Your mind has five aspects:
- - Emotions
- - Perception
- - Reasoning
- - Memory
- - Imagination
Mental Unity
Mental unity has five aspects:
- - Emotional Unity
- - Perception Unity
- - Reasoning Unity
- - Memory Unity
- - Imagination Unity
Mental Wisdom
Mental wisdom has five aspects:
- - Emotional Wisdom
- - Perception Wisdom
- - Reasoning Wisdom
- - Memory Wisdom
- - Imagination Wisdom
Mental Creativity
Mental creativity has five aspects:
- - Emotional Creativity
- - Perception Creativity
- - Reasoning Creativity
- - Memory Creativity
- - Imagination Creativity
Mental Love
Mental love has five aspects:
- - Emotional Love
- - Perception Love
- - Reasoning Love
- - Memory Love
- - Imagination Love
Mental Power
Mental power has five aspects:
- - Emotional Power
- - Perception Power
- - Reasoning Power
- - Memory Power
- - Imagination Power
Mental Joy
Mental joy has five aspects:
- - Emotional Joy
- - Perception Joy
- - Reasoning Joy
- - Memory Joy
- - Imagination Joy
Mental Peace
Mental peace has five aspects:
- - Emotional Peace
- - Perception Peace
- - Reasoning Peace
- - Memory Peace
- - Imagination Peace
Spirit
Your spirit has five aspects:
- - Intuition
- - Faith
- - Consciousness
- - Quest
- - Soul
Spiritual Unity
Spiritual unity has five aspects:
- - Intuitive Unity
- - Faith Unity
- - Consciousness Unity
- - Quest Unity
- - Soulful Unity
Spiritual Wisdom
Spiritual wisdom has five aspects:
- - Intuitive Wisdom
- - Faith Wisdom
- - Consciousness Wisdom
- - Quest Wisdom
- - Soulful Wisdom
Spiritual Creativity
Spiritual creativity has five aspects:
- - Intuitive Creativity
- - Faith Creativity
- - Consciousness Creativity
- - Quest Creativity
- - Soulful Creativity
Spiritual Love
Spiritual love has five aspects:
- - Intuitive Love
- - Faith Love
- - Consciousness Love
- - Quest Love
- - Soulful Love
Spiritual Power
Spiritual power has five aspects:
- - Intuitive Power
- - Faith Power
- - Consciousness Power
- - Quest Power
- - Soulful Power
Spiritual Joy
Spiritual joy has five aspects:
- - Intuitive Joy
- - Faith Joy
- - Consciousness Joy
- - Quest Joy
- - Soulful Joy
Spiritual Peace
Spiritual peace has five aspects:
- - Intuitive Peace
- - Faith Peace
- - Consciousness Peace
- - Quest Peace
- - Soulful Peace
Relations
Your relations has five aspects:
- - Family
- - Friends
- - Consciousness
- - Society
- - Humanity
Relational Unity
Relational unity has five aspects:
- - Family Unity
- - Friends Unity
- - Consciousness Unity
- - Social Unity
- - Humanity Unity
Relational Wisdom
Relational wisdom has five aspects:
- - Family Wisdom
- - Friends Wisdom
- - Consciousness Wisdom
- - Social Wisdom
- - Humanity Wisdom
Relational Creativity
Relational creativity has five aspects:
- - Family Creativity
- - Friends Creativity
- - Consciousness Creativity
- - Social Creativity
- - Humanity Creativity
Relational Love
Relational love has five aspects:
- - Family Love
- - Friends Love
- - Consciousness Love
- - Social Love
- - Humanity Love
Relational Power
Relational power has five aspects:
- - Family Power
- - Friends Power
- - Consciousness Power
- - Social Power
- - Humanity Power
Relational Joy
Relational joy has five aspects:
- - Family Joy
- - Friends Joy
- - Consciousness Joy
- - Social Joy
- - Humanity Joy
Relational Peace
Relational peace has five aspects:
- - Family Peace
- - Friends Peace
- - Consciousness Peace
- - Social Peace
- - Humanity Peace
Environment
Your environment has five aspects:
- - Home
- - Ambience
- - Objects
- - Assets
- - Nature
Environmental Unity
Environmental unity has five aspects:
- - Home unity
- - Ambient Unity
- - Objects Unity
- - Assets Unity
- - Nature Unity
Environmental Wisdom
Environmental wisdom has five aspects:
- - Home Wisdom
- - Ambient Wisdom
- - Objects Wisdom
- - Assets Wisdom
- - Nature Wisdom
Environmental Creativity
Environmental creativity has five aspects:
- - Home Creativity
- - Ambient Creativity
- - Objects Creativity
- - Assets Creativity
- - Nature Creativity
Environmental Love
Environmental love has five aspects:
- - Home Love
- - Ambient Love
- - Objects Love
- - Assets Love
- - Nature Love
Environmental power
Environmental power has five aspects:
- - Home Power
- - Ambient Power
- - Objects Power
- - Assets Power
- - Nature Power
Environmental Joy
Environmental joy has five aspects:
- - Home Joy
- - Ambient Joy
- - Objects Joy
- - Assets Joy
- - Nature Joy
Environmental Peace
Environmental peace has five aspects:
- - Home Peace
- - Ambient Peace
- - Objects Peace
- - Assets Peace
- - Nature Peace
Composition
Evaluate your composition. Note how it relates to your body and to your overall quality of life.
Composition Unity
Evaluate your composition unity. Note how it relates to your composition, your bodily unity, your body in general and your overall unity.
Composition Wisdom
Evaluate your composition wisdom. Note how it relates to your composition, your bodily wisdom, your body in general and your overall wisdom.
Composition Creativity
Evaluate your composition creativity. Note how it relates to your composition, your bodily creativity, your body in general and your overall creativity.
Composition Love
Evaluate your composition love. Note how it relates to your composition, your bodily love, your body in general and your overall love.
Composition Power
Evaluate your composition power. Note how it relates to your composition, your bodily power, your body in general and your overall power.
Composition Joy
Evaluate your composition joy. Note how it relates to your composition, your bodily joy, your body in general and your overall joy.
Composition Peace
Evaluate your composition peace. Note how it relates to your composition, your bodily peace, your body in general and your overall peace.
Movement
Evaluate your movement. Note how it relates to your body and to your overall quality of life.
Movement Unity
Evaluate your movement unity. Note how it relates to your movement, your bodily unity, your body in general and your overall unity.
Movement Wisdom
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Movement Creativity
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Movement Love
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Movement Power
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Movement Joy
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Movement Peace
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Breath
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Breath Unity
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Breath Wisdom
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Breath Creativity
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Breath Love
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Breath Power
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Breath Joy
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Breath Peace
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Senses
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Sensory Unity
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Sensory Wisdom
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Sensory Creativity
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Sensory Love
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Sensory Power
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Sensory Joy
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Sensory Peace
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Feelings
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Feelings Unity
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Feelings Wisdom
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Feelings Creativity
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Feelings Love
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Feelings Power
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Feelings Joy
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Feelings Peace
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Emotions
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Emotional Unity
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Emotional Wisdom
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Emotional Creativity
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Emotional Love
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Emotional Power
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Emotional Joy
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Emotional Peace
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Perception
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Perception Unity
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Perception Wisdom
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Perception Creativity
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Perception Love
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Perception Power
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Perception Joy
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Perception Peace
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Reasoning
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Reasoning Unity
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Reasoning Wisdom
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Reasoning Creativity
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Reasoning Love
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Reasoning Power
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Reasoning Joy
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Reasoning Peace
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Memory
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Memory Unity
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Memory Wisdom
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Memory Creativity
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Memory Love
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Memory Power
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Memory Joy
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Memory Peace
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Imagination
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Imagination Unity
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Imagination Wisdom
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Imagination Creativity
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Imagination Love
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Imagination Power
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Imagination Joy
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Imagination Peace
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Intuition
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Intuitive Unity
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Intuitive Wisdom
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Intuitive Creativity
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Intuitive Love
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Intuitive Power
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Intuitive Joy
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Intuitive Peace
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Faith
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Faith Unity
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Faith Wisdom
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Faith Creativity
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Faith Love
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Faith Power
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Faith Joy
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Faith Peace
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Consciousness
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Consciousness Unity
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Consciousness Wisdom
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Consciousness Creativity
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Consciousness Love
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Consciousness Power
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Consciousness Joy
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Consciousness Peace
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Quest
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Quest Unity
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Quest Wisdom
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Quest Creativity
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Quest Love
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Quest Power
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Quest Joy
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Quest Peace
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Soul
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Soulful Unity
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Soulful Wisdom
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Soulful Creativity
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Soulful Love
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Soulful Power
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Soulful Joy
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Soulful Peace
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Family
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Family Unity
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Family Wisdom
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Family Creativity
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Family Love
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Family Power
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Family Joy
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Family Peace
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Friends
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Friends Unity
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Friends Wisdom
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Friends Creativity
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Friends Love
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Friends Power
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Friends Joy
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Friends Peace
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Community
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Communal Unity
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Communal Wisdom
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Communal Creativity
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Communal Love
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Communal Power
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Communal Joy
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Communal Peace
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Society
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Social Unity
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Social Wisdom
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Social Creativity
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Social Love
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Social Power
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Social Joy
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Social Peace
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Humanity
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Humanity Unity
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Humanity Wisdom
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Humanity Creativity
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Humanity Love
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Humanity Power
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Humanity Joy
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Humanity Peace
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Home
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Home Unity
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Home Wisdom
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Home Creativity
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Home Love
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Home Power
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Home Joy
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Home Peace
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Ambience
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Ambient Unity
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Ambient Wisdom
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Ambient Creativity
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Ambient Love
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Ambient Power
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Ambient Joy
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Ambient Peace
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Objects
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Objects Unity
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Objects Wisdom
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Objects Creativity
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Objects Love
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Objects Power
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Objects Joy
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Objects Peace
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Assets
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Assets Unity
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Assets Wisdom
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Assets Creativity
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Assets Love
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Assets Power
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Assets Joy
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Assets Peace
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Nature
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Nature Unity
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Nature Wisdom
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Nature Creativity
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Nature Love
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Nature Power
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Nature Joy
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Nature Peace
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- Meditate in nature
- Listen to the silence
- Observe Wildlife