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Quote: Joubert Botha 💫🌱
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Whether you are on a spiritual journey, a healing journey, a health journey, or another personal journey, you will come across people who simply do not understand. These people can sometimes be the ones closest to you, which can be disheartening and upsetting, and can often create distance between you and loved ones.

However, how much of yourself and your journey you share determines how well others understand your journey. There will be times on your journey when you will not understand yourself, and it goes without saying that others will not either. In this case, you must remain faithful in times of doubt and uncertainty. This is the very embodiment of personal growth.

After all, a journey of discovery and growth does not require you to "get it right" or "make sense." Journeys are seldomly straightforward or direct. In such cases, it is best to keep your journey private so that the true work and value can be appreciated and cherished.
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Taking care of yourself is an example of self-compassion and it is not selfish. 
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Our self-awareness has frequently been suppressed by the COVID experience, and as a result, our wellbeing has frequently been overlooked in the midst of ongoing stress and negative thinking. It could be time to consider your general wellbeing.

The highest level of well-being may make life more enjoyable and assist in overcoming challenges. Being in good health enables us to be the best versions of ourselves.

A healthy spirit and calm mind are fruits for ones wellbeing. It supports our ability to interact with people, maintain healthy relationships, engage in physical activity, pick up new skills, satisfy our curiosity, be present-focused, and serve others. We only have one life, so let's make it count.

Spend some time developing self-awareness, self-compassion, self love, and positive thinking!
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Quote: Deepak Chopra ✍🏼

Te Reo Māori✨ is one of the characteristics that distinguishes New Zealanders and binds us to our country.

This week is particularly noteworthy because the Māori Language Petition has celebrated its 50th anniversary (September 14th, 2022). This petition gave rise to a number of the kaupapa we have today - including Te Wiki o te Reo Māori.

Māori language week has already begun, but ends on the 18th of September. The initiative "Te Wiki o te Reo Māori," is supported by the government, in which it strives to encourage people in New Zealand to speak Te reo Māori with pride - a bigger drive to revive the Māori language 🗣
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Source: reomaori.co.nz