If you did not live lovingly and love deeply, you would not feel the pain of separation. But neither would you feel the — Susan Barbara Apollon, Touched by the Extraordinary, Book Two
If you did not live lovingly and love deeply, you would not feel the pain of separation. But neither would you feel the — Susan Barbara Apollon, Touched by the Extraordinary, Book Two
If you did not live lovingly and love deeply, you would not feel the pain of separation. But neither would you feel the — Susan Barbara Apollon, Touched by the Extraordinary, Book Two
If you did not live lovingly and love deeply, you would not feel the pain of separation. But neither would you feel the — Susan Barbara Apollon, Touched by the Extraordinary, Book Two
If you did not live lovingly and love deeply, you would not feel the pain of separation. But neither would you feel the — Susan Barbara Apollon, Touched by the Extraordinary, Book Two
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If you did not live lovingly and love deeply, you would not feel the pain of separation. But neither would you feel the joy, passion, and happiness that living fully and loving deeply bring.

— Susan Barbara Apollon, Touched by the Extraordinary, Book Two
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