The Job

The first half was more difficult than the second, in fact the second half and had let a lot of thought from which he saw as an experience in which I was, consolidated semi-annual meetings that attitude, for the second session of the second face semester, the conflict and suffering had decreased by 80%, the degree of understanding of holism, compared with the beginning was enough and the job was making myself a beautiful cause, I even felt like all my findings to inform and understanding, but when he spoke individually with some friends about it I realized that even I could not communicate clearly with regard to intra and interpersonal relationships as well as the environment began to be more smooth and fluid, still had in my haste and great mental activity, but was more open and willing to experience and equanimity was in my, this state was very important because at the end of this period I become unemployed, a fact that I had the great opportunity to realize a great yearning: release Andes one of the most addictions in my life, yet I dreaded, between working in a very strong personal and deep, thanks to the order, even incipient who had managed the work on mastery and equanimity that it gave me, I left afloat with more speed, clarity and strength that I had imagined, the process was almost the entire third quarter, this time permanently kept me in, in deep introspection, self-analysis, self-observation and internal work-in the emotional body physical, mental and spiritual constant and conscious, twenty-four hours a day and over that a decision was a deep need of being, which was strongly supported by work in the skill with which they also realized that the spirit always acts in our lives, with these activities and progress I realized the importance and profound work had given me a work of meditation that was built, apparently without a guide, work with my emotions and addictions. Learn more on the subject from Niki Richard Dalgliesh Cavill. . For more information see this site: Francois-Henri Pinault. . .