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Shadow Work Workbook
- Are you ready to unlock your hidden potential and overcome the emotional barriers holding you back? - Do you yearn to embrace your authentic self and transform your life for the better? "Shadow Work Workbook" is an extraordinary guide to navigating the depths of your psyche, unraveling the mysteries of your unconscious mind, and revealing those hidden aspects of yourself that you've been suppressing or concealing. By discovering and integrating your golden shadow, you'll unearth the positive qualities and strengths that you've been downplaying due to societal, familial, or external pressures. This powerful workbook: - Provides an easy-to-follow introduction to shadow work, empowering you t...
Agnes C. Sims
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UNCOVER YOUR INNER LOVE Self-Care workbook
Are you prepared to embark on a life-changing workbook of self-discovery and learn how to enhance your relationship with yourself? "Uncover Your Inner Love" is a captivating guided workbook that seamlessly combines the joy of play with the wisdom of self-love, serving as your ultimate companion on the path to nurturing your soul and embracing a life filled with self-care. Within the enchanting pages of this journal, you'll find delightful graphics and daily motivational prompts that will accompany you on your voyage towards self-love and self-care. Through a series of practical exercises, you will delve into the fundamental principles of self-love and acquire the essential tools necessary to...
Cousins
Jacob Simmons (d.1788) immigrated from Germany to York County, Pennsyl vania, and married twice. One of his sons was Christian Simmons (1776-1822), who married widow Catherine (Emmons) Amend in Botetourt County, Virginia and settled in Stanley Valley, Tennessee. Descendants lived in Virginia, Tennessee, South Carolina, Florida, Texas, California and elsewhere.
Out from the Blue Ridge
Johannes (John) Kesler (1728-1823) immigrated from Germany or Switzerland to Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, and married Eva Dorothea Leman about 1755. They later moved to Botetourt County, Virginia. Descendants and relatives lived in Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, North Carolina, Arkansas, Washington, California, Arizona, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Colorado, Illinois, Kansas, New Mexico, Tennessee, Oklahoma and elswhere.
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