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  • @Luchianna | I Remember When
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    "So I would say that we need to take back our, our media coverage, our mental capacity of what we can entertain when we can disregard and what we can handle what we can. And it needs to be, you know, conveyed that we're not going to sit there and let you blame somebody when you're supposed to be the leader and you're leading us down. You're like leading the sheep to slaughter. Right? And people feel threatened, they're going to react."
    15 min
  • @Luchianna | Tap & Go
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    "So yeah, I, you know, I would suggest now I'm going to do is like I said, transfer money to something that, you know, if you don't want your debit card attached to it, absolutely do that. And so then you don't have to be concerned about it. So and then, you know, again, having something like an emergency if you're out and you got to use it, absolutely you can have that one card that you use."
    10 min
  • @Luchianna | what I find funny and interesting at the same time
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    "And it's not a male, exactly, a female. They went from dating three dates to being in a full, fair relationship with a person. And I'm like, how does that work? You don't even know that person yet. Dating, you get to know people, right? Because they only can show up with their representative for so long before you. You see them for who they really are. Nobody, nobody can hold up that mask to their face."
    15 min
  • @Luchianna | is canceling some one still a thing
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    "So if you're following the cancel culture trend, you're not really a leader. And if you're a leader that is worried about being counsel, then you are a follower. Follower. Very deep. I get like this sometimes. I can get on a roll where I really have self awareness while I'M having a conversation, and it's very enlightening and delightly delighting. Delightful to be able to, in real time, really say, wow."
    15 min
  • @Luchianna | 10 Minute Rule
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    "They just, they were just always smiling, always happy, always. And I'm like, what. What's their secret? You know, they said prayer or just enjoying life because I'm not dealing with something someone else is dealing with, right? I'm able to think, I'm able to do. I'm able to be. Be present in your life. And being present doesn't mean for the negative or what you gotta. It's not go time. All the Time."
    13 min
  • @Luchianna | Precusor to taking away people rights to vote ?
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    "So I'm going to, I want to vote for what, what I believe is the right person to do the right thing. We're not going to always agree. There's going to be some things, I'm going to have to make concessions, but I will never sacrifice the integrity, the respect of you, the people that I represent."
    14 min
  • @Luchianna | sound the alarm
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    "They don't because most, let's be honest, most don't. They sit it out right now. What's to say when you no longer have that right to vote for who you want to represent you, Then what happens? Then what happens? You know, there's a grand rising. I'm not talking about this morning. It's a grand rising. It should be like a wake up call for everyone to see."
    15 min
  • @arunanandarao | big or skinny people have feeling
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    "What's funny on screen should not translate into hurtful behaviors in real life. When jokes about appearance cross into daily interactions, they can wound deeply, damaging self esteem and leaving scars that linger far longer than laughter. Psychology tells us that such mockery can spark anxiety, depression and alienation. Dr. Krish Neef writes, when we shame bodies, we cultivate self loathing, anxiety and depression. Compassion builds resilience. Real life is not a scripted farce."
    10 min
  • @arunanandarao | When something happens to you, do you take the blessing
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    "In Tamil, there is a Tirukkural which says, even the smallest gift received with grace becomes vast in value. Taking the blessing is not selfish, it is spiritual humility. You are not just giving thanks, you are also co creating with life. Imagine standing at a crossroads. One way is smooth and well lit, the other dim and full of rocks. You take the difficult path. You fall, you bleed. But you also meet someone who teaches you what the light never did."
    5 min
  • @Luchianna | When something happens to you, do you take the blessing
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    "And so when we're in our, our, our darkest, like the darkest moments of our lives, we promise God a whole lot of stuff. When I get out of this, God, I'm going to be different. I'm going to do this, that, and the third. And you, you start off with good intention, but you don't end up on that same road of being humble and being grateful."
    15 min

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