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The Way Out of Depression and Stagnation
- Narrated by: Margo Vaughn Nelson
- Length: 3 hrs and 54 mins
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The Way Out of Depression and Stagnation
Narrated by:
Margo Vaughn Nelson
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Publisher's Summary
Why must I suffer? How long will this problem/feeling continue? Depression and stagnation trigger these questions lamented since the beginning of time.
Today, in our individual lives, even though it is false, we believe we are stuck in our current situation. Here's the kicker - we are - unless we decide to climb out. This book provides practical examples, insights and a detailed process for calling a halt to suffering thus, opening the way to a more peaceful existence.
©2016 Jacklyn K. Brown (P)2016 Jacklyn K. Brown
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