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  • Lion's Roar

    GET to the ROOT of YOUR PATTERNS

    Mar 24, 2020 2 minutes

    habitual patterns that arise in us seem to have a life of their own, shaping our behavior into contours of isolation, anxiety, self-criticism, addiction, or other self-destructive habits. These patterns make us unhappy. They are obstacles to what we long for in our lives and

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