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Old 04-02-2011, 01:34 AM #30
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Default "willingly" is to hard to say
Hi,
I feel calmer about some things today.


I am changing the word "willingly" because it is too hard to say after "release" and tdoc said "release" was important. So here is the new version:


I freely release my attachment to having things go right.

Sometimes I change "go right" to something close to it.

Often, I say only "I release my attachment," figuring that the brain remembers the whole sentence so I don't have to say the whole thing every time.

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