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At 01:48 PM 6/18/2002 -0400, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>Bernhard--<br><br>
Lovely, that "butterflies in the stomach" is the same in German
and English.<br>
And I appreciate your insight that because the bodily feeling is similar,
we<br>
interpret this as fear. Shows me how valuable it is to mention
these<br>
feelings out loud once in a while!<br><br>
Joelle</blockquote><br>
I can't remember where this thread started... but when it come to
Butterflies -- just remember they are natural and welcome guests in Open
Space. When you feel them, it means you are already flying.<br><br>
Harrison<br><br>
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