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Gut Feelings
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2-15-2009 4:09 AM
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abailart
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Another reminder, if any is needed, that our body is the source of the feelings and emotions, and these produced the rational mind
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2-15-2009
10:56 AM
Fast T friend
Albeit the causal notion here is indeed bordering on criminal over simplification, the irony isn't lost
2-15-2009
9:31 PM
tanyamm
I'd be doing a lot better if I'd listen to my gut feelings more.
2-16-2009
7:31 PM
lassouth
always listen to your gut....it is truly the only guide to what should be done....try it, it works!!
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