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The Trap of Self-Centeredness

The Trap of Self-Centeredness

Taking things personally is rooted in the assumption that everything revolves around you. Breaking free from this mindset reduces unnecessary suffering and restores your emotional peace.

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The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz is a Toltec wisdom guide to personal freedom. It reveals how societal conditioning creates limiting beliefs and offers four powerful agreements to break free from fear and self-judgment, leading to a life of inner peace, love, joy, and authenticity.

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