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Welcome to the Inner Bonding section of Advice. Here you can ask your questions about any confusion you have about your Inner Bonding process, or anything else about Inner Bonding.
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Daily Inspiration
A sense of entitlement is common these days. People who feel entitled believe that they are more important than others and that their needs should come first. They are the takers. Caretakers support the takers. Caretakers believe they are not as important as others, that their needs should come last. Takers need to practice compassion for others. Caretakers need to practice compassion for themselves.
By Dr. Margaret Paul
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