“Understand the nature and influence of repeating patterns, from childhood experiences or even from past lives. Wthout understanding, patterns tend to repeat, unnecessarily damaging the relationship.”

—  Brian L. Weiss

Source: Messages from the Masters: Tapping into the Power of Love

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