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Mindful circles, strands and rings designed to settle your nervous system and focus your mind. Based on the wisdom of Self Care, Quietcomforts are one of kind artistic crafts, not jewelry but created in the tradition of malla beads, worry beads, or rosary beads. These Circles of Comfort, Strands of Comfort and Ring Things will help you feel confident, protected and encouraged. It’s not magic, it is the science of trust in a symbol. Choose the shape and style that resonates with your personality. Each one is made with loving attention and never a duplicate of any other .

Mindful circles, strands and rings designed to settle your nervous system and focus your mind. Based on the wisdom of Self Care, Quietcomforts are one of kind artistic crafts, not jewelry but created in the tradition of malla beads, worry beads, or rosary beads. These Circles of Comfort, Strands of Comfort and Ring Things will help you feel confident, protected and encouraged. It’s not magic, it is the science of trust in a symbol. Choose the shape and style that resonates with your personality. Each one is made with loving attention and never a duplicate of any other .

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The Comfort Project

September 20, 2020 • comfort food • decullter • garden • Grannies Comforts Conner • green • meditation • Ways to comfort yourself and others

During this time of crisis, it is healthy to take a break, nourish your psyche, refresh your mind and rest your body. My hope is that a network of businesses can coalesce around this principle Many people find COMFORT in different activities, foods, or items. It is evident that our future will be based on CO

co-operate	compromise	congenial
communicate	consider	cohesion
conserve	consent	consult
coordinate	courtesy	congregate

you get the idea ...

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I hope that we can share information and recommend to customers a cornucopia of stress-reducing venues

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