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Maneesha James - Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Maneesha, Foot massage is a wonderful way to connect with another. It sounds so wonderful the openness with which you were able to connect in this way with the two patients described. I am one to love to give and receive foot massage from the time I was very young and my mother and I would practice foot massage on each other. Thank you for sharing this. : )
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      You don’t grasp the fact
      that what is most alive of all
      is inside your own house;
      and so you walk from one holy city
      to the next with a confused look!

      Kabir

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