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We all have a story, which can be reflected through the arts. Josie, a musician, and an artist has had her trials and tribulations...

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Gratitude – A Time for Thankfulness

Eileen Bild

“Gratitude is the fairest blossom which springs from the soul.” –Henry Ward Beecher Whenever I am in a state of gratitude all the world’s problems...

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Spread My Wings Through Triumph

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Having a passion for music can override a diagnosis and recovery from cancer. Col Lewis, writer, composer, singer, and musician found his voice again...

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Life Principles Of Truth

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A Dynamic Interview With Devaney Rae Often, we are called into our life passion through a life-altering experience. Devaney Rae’s battle with terminal ovarian cancer transformed...

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From HELL To Inspired

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“Stand up for what you believe in, find support and keep focused. Health and happiness really is a choice. Spend time in nature, connect...

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