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| Step | Action | Mini‑Exercise (1–2 min) | |------|--------|------------------------| | | Tune into the present moment and detect the emotional temperature. | Scan your body for tension; label the feeling (“I feel anxious”). | | Name | Verbally or mentally state “I love ___” toward the object/person. | Say, “I love the effort you put into this report,” even if you’re frustrated. | | Nurture | Offer a supportive gesture—deep breath, a smile, a gentle touch, or a kind word. | Take a 5‑second breath, visualise warmth flowing to the target. | | Release | Let go of attachment to the outcome; trust the process. | Imagine the tension leaving your shoulders as you exhale. | i love you by gordon martinborough pdf new
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Watch the hidden video links (the new PDF includes QR codes to exclusive video content from Martinborough). | Step | Action | Mini‑Exercise (1–2 min)
: Martinborough uses 1 Corinthians 13 to contrast unselfish, enduring love with self-centered, impulsive infatuation.