The Family Scapegoat: Breaking The Cycle

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By Sarah: Some souls seem to enter this world carrying a burden they never asked for. If you grew up as the family scapegoat, you know what it feels like to be blamed for problems you didn’t create, criticised simply for being yourself, and made to feel as though you never truly belonged. In many read more…

Soul Connection Or Unhealthy Attachment?

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By Annelize: Some relationships enter our lives with an intensity that is difficult to explain. There may be an immediate sense of familiarity, powerful chemistry, or the feeling that you were somehow meant to meet. You may think constantly about the person and feel that the relationship has a deeper spiritual purpose. Sometimes this is read more…

New Beginnings

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By Ann: The hardest part wasn’t saying goodbye. The hardest part was waiting. Every morning, Emma would wake up hoping that today would be the day. Today would be the day her phone would ring. Today would be the day he would realise what he had lost. She spent so much time watching the clock read more…

The Day Money Found Me For years

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By Ann: I believed money was something that belonged to other people. I watched friends buy homes, travel the world, and live comfortably while I worried about every dollar that entered my bank account. The harder I worried, the more money seemed to slip away. I often lay awake at night doing mental calculations. If read more…