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Symptoms of Inner Peace

WARNING

There are least twelve known symptoms of 'Inner Peace'. Test yourself. Should you have any one of these symptoms you may well be in an advanced stage. This means that your mere presence with another person may expose them --children and open-minded adults being most vulnerable.

HEED THIS ANNOUNCEMENT

By continuing to do what you did that brought on 'Inner Peace' for you and by continuing to be open with others, you will be spreading it everywhere. The ramifications are tremendous. Download this message and pass it on to those you suspect may have symptoms or otherwise show signs of being susceptible. Also please Report any other symptoms you run across. Thank You.

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THE SYMPTOMS

l. Tendency to think and act spontaneously rather than from fear.
2. Unmistakable ability to enjoy each moment.

3. Loss of interest in judging other people.

4. Loss of interest in judging self.

5. Loss of interest in analyzing and interpreting the actions of others.

6. Loss of interest in conflict and in arguing.

7. Loss of ability to worry (a very serious symptom).

8. Frequent, overwhelming episodes of appreciation and gratitude.

9. Increased feelings of connectedness with others and with nature.

10. Frequent attacks of smiling and happiness.

11. Increasing tendency to let things unfold naturally rather than trying to force them to happen.

12. Increased susceptibility to receive love from others as well as the uncontrollable urge to give love without conditions.

Anonymous source / passed through Lynne Grimes and Phillip Mitchell in 1995.

Dance all the good you can..
To as many people as you can.
For as long as you can.....

John Wesley

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