Energy and Healing

No More is to Heal the Trauma

The masculine Healing

The Passion for humanity and its Healing

Animals are Healing

Free to Be Happy

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Gratitude is the fastest way to uplift your emotions, open your heart, and manifest your dreams.Kimberly ~

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Creations and Timing

Partnerships and Alignment

Grace and Alignment

Breathe in the Creation and exhale limitations

The Universe

Is our Power

Love

Laugh

Love

Key Essentials of Love and Life

Justice Peace and Love

Life

And Creation

Image ability of Being altered or Alogned

Realignment

The sacredness of life is a principle rooted in many religious and ethical traditions, asserting that life, particularly human life, is inherently valuable and deserving of respect, reverence, and protection

. This belief is often tied to the idea that life is created by a divine being, and as a result, every individual has an innate dignity and worth.

Angelic Realms and Healings

Transference of Energies and Draining of Energy

Empowerment in the Disconnect and the Boundaries

Beyond the usual

Religion

Faith

Spiritual

The one who Sees

The exact origin of the quote is uncertain, but the idea is very old, with similar concepts found in the Bible and the works of writers like Cicero and Leonardo da Vinci. While sometimes attributed to William Shakespeare, the phrase is not a direct quote from his works. The closest wording comes from the French poet Guillaume de Salluste Du Bartas, who wrote "these lovely lamps, these windows of the soul" in the 16th century.

• Biblical references:The Bible contains similar ideas, such as in Proverbs 20:12and Matthew 6:22-23, which suggest eyes are windows for perception and can reveal the state of one's being.
• Renaissance thinkers:Leonardo da Vincialso called the eye the "window of the soul," and the idea was present in philosophical discussions during his time.
• Closest phrasing:The expression "these lovely lamps, these windows of the soul" is the closest known phrasing to the modern quote and comes from the French poet Du Bartas in the late 16th century.
• Modern usage:The quote in its current form was well-known by the early 1800s, though its popularization is often incorrectly attributed to Shakespeare

Expression and Identity~

Loss of identity and Dehumanization

Mommy

Inheritance

Wills

Wise Selections

Heirs / Errors / Wills and Stories

Lucky Numbers or God and His People

Universal Love and The number you resonate with

Inner Calmness’s

Outer Fear

Harmonious Order

Inner Sun and Renewal and Rising

Healing Centuries of Pain

Resonate Resolve Release and Recovery

Shadow and Pain

Healing and Abundance in infinite ways

Cosmic Love and Healing