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Reclaiming

September 18, 2022 by Louise LeBrun

Who am I when I am not my parents’ child?

Who owns my life in the moment that I choose to ’take on the mortgage’ of my life as my abode? No one to bail me out….

What is the biggest, most-expansive and most terrifying surrender that, ultimately, returns me to my Self?

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