Reflection of the Week: Always Interesting to Explore Our Codependent Tendencies.

Dirk Nellens
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This week, I don’t feel I have much space to share, except to point out—as you can hear in the segment on the neutrino weather—how interesting it is for us, as human beings, to become aware of our codependent tendencies in our interactions with others.

Many aspects of how I’m observing and experiencing the neutrino weather of these times seem to point in that direction. So my only intention this week is to draw your attention to these dynamics, because on our journey of awareness, they undoubtedly represent a fascinating and important piece of integration.

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