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#1084144 added February 20, 2025 at 5:49pm
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Getting back into a habit
Once you get out of a habit --for whatever reason--it's hard to get back into it. I'm attempting to get back to writing and meditating, because it's easier for me to write when I meditate. I ordered a meditation and gratitude journal from the Baha'i Publishing Trust, which should arrive in the next week or so.
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