+ Follow BASIC JUNG Tag
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[Title] => Make Jung lead the change
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Let me ask again. Do you have a growing discomfort with your own surroundings? Do you want to move your things around or maybe change them completely? Do you feel like packing up everything you own and sending them to Albay and then starting over? Are you thinking of maybe quitting your job, which no longer makes you happy? Are you wondering whether or not you should maybe dump your husband or wife, who also no longer makes you happy?
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I climbed up the stairs to the second floor and got to the room breathless. You need to pick up your exercises, I murmured to myself, simply smiling at the crowd around me. I did not know many of them but there was L., who had been my student in writing class, a jolly, happy woman, and N., who attended one of our tree seminars. It was a good crowd, here, taking the Basic Jung seminar at the Ateneo University at Rockwell. Early that Thursday morning, before I knew them all intimately, that’s all I could say.
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Let me ask again. Do you have a growing discomfort with your own surroundings? Do you want to move your things around or maybe change them completely? Do you feel like packing up everything you own and sending them to Albay and then starting over? Are you thinking of maybe quitting your job, which no longer makes you happy? Are you wondering whether or not you should maybe dump your husband or wife, who also no longer makes you happy?
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I climbed up the stairs to the second floor and got to the room breathless. You need to pick up your exercises, I murmured to myself, simply smiling at the crowd around me. I did not know many of them but there was L., who had been my student in writing class, a jolly, happy woman, and N., who attended one of our tree seminars. It was a good crowd, here, taking the Basic Jung seminar at the Ateneo University at Rockwell. Early that Thursday morning, before I knew them all intimately, that’s all I could say.
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