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    Discernment: How Do Your Emotions Affect Moral Decision-Making?

    By Dan Desmarques

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    Planet Earth is going through many transitions — social, economical, and spiritual —, and a better understanding is needed of how to differentiate the paths that are being presented in order to make the rights decisions.
    Discernment is the main ability that one needs when wanting to know himself better, in order to conquer higher goals in life and go through the many challenges with the conviction that he is on the right path.
    Many speak of oneness and faith, but few dare to speak about discernment, because you can only discern that which you can see, and once you can see things as they are, nobody can control you.
    That state requires a perception of the potentialities in you, as the more you can see, the more of the new world will be revealed to you as well.
    As you ascend to a higher state of perception, you don't cease being who you are, but instead, become more practical and faster in your decisions.
    Such a capacity will make you more confident and less doubtful or fearful when having to let go of something or someone. And a bright future awaits those who have the courage to accept it and are not afraid of the consequences of their decisions.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisher22 Lions Bookstore
    Release dateApr 20, 2021
    ISBN9781005772895
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    Discernment: How Do Your Emotions Affect Moral Decision-Making?
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    Dan Desmarques

    Dan Desmarques is a twenty-one-times Amazon bestselling author with five titles ranking as no.1. He has been awarded in multiple areas — as an entrepreneur, business consultant, lecturer, graphic designer and music composer. His background experience includes being a university lecturer on the topics of academic writing, creative writing, pedagogy, economy, entrepreneurship and success skills, teaching both college lecturers, future high school teachers and science students. He is also the owner of 22 Lions Publishing and Alienexed Records. As a ghostwriter, he has been the author of more than 300 titles, and as a musician, he has produced more than 600 musical tracks. His work was featured on Voice of America, MTV Music Television, Netflix, Sky One, and various national radios and podcasts. More information at koji.to/dandesmarques

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