Candy
O’Donnell lives in California.
At
the age of twelve, she wrote her first mini book, filled mostly with what took
place with her mother and her long tedious bout with leukemia. It was a short
story told as extra credit when she suffered a sprained ankle and had to be out
of school for over two months. School officials refused to believe a word of
what she had written until her grandmother, her guardian back then, entered the
school with the truth. Everything she had written down was exactly what took
place. Unfortunately, her mother succumbed to the disease.
She
earned a bachelor’s degree in history and culture. After living with her aunt
and uncle for over five years, she wished to explore her uncle’s native
heritage, and did so with vigor. She also has grad units in criminal justice.
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Compassion is within us all, we just need to delve deeper to find it.
When we have compassion for ourselves, everyone else falls into place.
Understand how to be compassionate toward yourself and those around you.
How does one discover happiness?
After long bouts of unhappiness, I
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was joy and happiness. At times I did not deeply love myself and
others, I did not love with compassion, or see myself as one with
others. Unhappiness stems from our pain and suffering, but we can let go
of unhappiness. This journey is not easy and after digging through the
pain and fear, I found happiness.
WHAT IS YOUR PASSION?
The deeper we
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Finding happiness is not an easy
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willing to work for your happiness. That is what happened to me. This is how I
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After enduring unhappiness most of
my life, at forty-three years of age I finally had had enough sadness and faced
the truth about why I was not happy. My life was drowning in things and people
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When a person feels and sees what is truly
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The past is not a place to revisit. It is where it should be. Whenever we
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