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As human beings, we all want to be happy. His Holiness the Dalai Lama says the key to this is finding peace of mind. In this short video he outlines how destructive emotions disturb our inner peace and steps we can take to secure it. youtu.be/BXFGEGO8UY0
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I often say that we should eliminate the notion of ‘them'. ‘We' should be enough; the whole world is part of ‘us'. This isn't some kind of old-fashioned way of thinking, or an altruistic forgetting of your own interests. I want happiness and in order to achieve that, I need you.
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I’ve got happy vibe as my one goal is having happy clients
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I am so grateful for having a passion which I call a job and get to do all the time #lovemyjob #happyclients #interiordesignercumbria #houzzforservice2021
#interiorstyling – at North West, England
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Scottish and internationally important migration and breeding habitat is being destroyed at Kinneil Lagoons right now by Falkirk Council. Please repost, contact the local Council, SEPA to raise objections. It is the breeding season= Illegal!!
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'Everybody has different ways of coping and you should feel proud of yourself when achieving something you thought you couldn’t do.' 💬
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As heard on @Mike_Zeller1 at Breakfast this morning, very good of Alan to be so open about his experience in order to warn others. Thankfully, his bank refunded the £3,000 bbc.com/news/uk-england-cumb…
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First impressions count fresh flowers are great when selling a house check out my top 10 tips sassypropertystyling.co.uk/y… – at North West, England
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We must nurture positive things. Positive emotions are really a benefit to yourself and others. Warmheartedness and a sense of responsibility clearly have an important role in modern society, in every field. Training can make a difference, so we need to plan a better education.
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Joanna has joined @ChrisGPackham in calling for supermarkets to do better by the chickens in their supply chains.
Join the push for progress and sign the petition today: change.org/p/supermarkets-su…
#SupermarketsSellSuffering
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💬 "It wasn’t my deficit, but my advantage." #WisdomWednesday #Dyslexia
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Raising money for #ComicRelief ....all these superheroes do wear capes... #RedNoseDay
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52 HEN HARRIERS confirmed illegally killed or 'missing' since 2018, the vast majority on or next to grouse moors.
52 times you've remained silent, @DefraGovUK @pow_rebecca @ZacGoldsmith How many more?
raptorpersecutionscotland.wo… #RWP21
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We are recruiting teachers for September 2021. See our website for details. mayfield.cumbria.sch.uk/vaca…
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Busy stetting up a new 3bed house #teamsassy in action #newbuild #Countryside #progresshousing #Dayone #showhome – at Cottam, England
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Cute mid terrace styled to sell. Trying to have a mix of furniture and accessories to tie modern and contemporary to the style of the Victorian terrace house with own parking space and yard
It’s going to be hitting the market next week #newlisting
@lillingtonsagents #maryport – at Maryport, England
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Those nice folks at @LNER conducted a survey to find Britain's Most Stunning Views. A few Cumbrian gems in there.
Here's my challenge - can we get a photo for every view on the list? I'll kick off with Windermere - which views can you add? 😃
#LakeDistrict #Cumbria #Travel
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Thanks for sharing my cute kids home office!! – at North West, England
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Busy programme this morning - coal mine, Newton Rigg and an interview with @GabrielleUk! Join us now for @Mike_Zeller1 at Breakfast @BBC_Cumbria
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"Air pollution caused by the burning of fossil fuels such as coal and oil was responsible for 8.7m deaths globally in 2018, a staggering one in five of all people who died that year"
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