What Do You Do?

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A question for you:  Do you save your marriage or do you save your soul?

About deborah parise

My mission in life has always been to encourage and uplift as many people as possible. I became passionate about spirituality and the law of attraction several years ago. I desperately wanted to know more about myself and how to become better. Through my actual life experiences, knowledge, and wisdom, I have come to know the true meaning of life. I have learned that our life experiences are our greatest teachers. I am doing what I love best... inspiring others to become who they really are and to fulfill their purpose in life. We must realize that PEACE, LOVE, and LIGHT are within each and every one of us, always. Let us unite as one; support and help each other, and make a difference in this beautiful world. I wish you abundant joy and success in all that you do! ~deborah~

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    • Thank you for commenting Tangible Triumph. I agree with what Author Glennon Doyle Melton says about it: No matter how invested you are in making your marriage work, she says, it isn’t worth saving if it means abandoning yourself emotionally, physically, spiritually or in any other way. “If a woman has a choice between saving her soul and saving her marriage, she needs to save her soul,” she says. I believe this principle would also apply to men. ~dp

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