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Edith Eger Quote: “Freedom is a lifetime practice – a choice we get to make again and again each day.”

151. “Freedom is a lifetime practice – a choice we get to make again and again each day.”

Edith Eger Quote: “Why is today different from tomorrow? Sometimes our pain pushes us, and sometimes our hope pulls us. Asking “Why now?” isn’t just asking a question – it’s asking everything.”

152. “Why is today different from tomorrow? Sometimes our pain pushes us, and sometimes our hope pulls us. Asking “Why now?” isn’t just asking a question – it’s asking everything.”

Edith Eger Quote: “I don’t want you to hear my story and say, “My own suffering is less significant.” I want you to hear my story and say, “If she can do it, then so can I!”

153. “I don’t want you to hear my story and say, “My own suffering is less significant.” I want you to hear my story and say, “If she can do it, then so can I!”

Edith Eger Quote: “Only after many years did I come to understand that running away doesn’t heal pain. It makes the pain worse.”

154. “Only after many years did I come to understand that running away doesn’t heal pain. It makes the pain worse.”

Edith Eger Quote: “We Hungarians can’t end a night of drinking without eating sauerkraut soup. Mariska brings steaming bowls of it.”

155. “We Hungarians can’t end a night of drinking without eating sauerkraut soup. Mariska brings steaming bowls of it.”

Edith Eger Quote: “Only after many years did I come to understand that running away doesn’t heal pain. It makes the pain worse. In America I was farther geographically than I had ever been from my former prison. But here I became more psychologically imprisoned than I was before. In running from the past – from my fear – I didn’t find freedom. I made a cell of my dread and sealed the lock with silence.”

156. “Only after many years did I come to understand that running away doesn’t heal pain. It makes the pain worse. In America I was farther geographically than I had ever been from my former prison. But here I became more psychologically imprisoned than I was before. In running from the past – from my fear – I didn’t find freedom. I made a cell of my dread and sealed the lock with silence.”

Edith Eger Quote: “To be a hero requires taking effective action at crucial junctures in our lives, to make an active attempt to address injustice or create positive change in the world.”

157. “To be a hero requires taking effective action at crucial junctures in our lives, to make an active attempt to address injustice or create positive change in the world.”

Edith Eger Quote: “But now I know that instead of dying for my dead, I can live for them.”

158. “But now I know that instead of dying for my dead, I can live for them.”

Edith Eger Quote: “Isn’t it amazing?” she said. “The worst brings out the best in us.”

159. “Isn’t it amazing?” she said. “The worst brings out the best in us.”

Edith Eger Quote: “But here I became more psychologically imprisoned than I was before. In running from the past – from my fear – I didn’t find freedom. I made a cell of my dread and sealed the lock with silence.”

160. “But here I became more psychologically imprisoned than I was before. In running from the past – from my fear – I didn’t find freedom. I made a cell of my dread and sealed the lock with silence.”

Edith Eger Quote: “I can’t ignore the grief, but I can’t seem to expel it either.”

161. “I can’t ignore the grief, but I can’t seem to expel it either.”

Edith Eger Quote: “When we’re in the habit of denying our feelings, it can be hard even to identify what we’re feeling, much less face it, express it, and finally release.”

162. “When we’re in the habit of denying our feelings, it can be hard even to identify what we’re feeling, much less face it, express it, and finally release.”

Edith Eger Quote: “Why miss anyone in particular when everyone has so many to mourn?”

163. “Why miss anyone in particular when everyone has so many to mourn?”

Edith Eger Quote: “Viktor Frankl’s brilliant classic Man’s Search for.”

164. “Viktor Frankl’s brilliant classic Man’s Search for.”

Edith Eger Quote: “Victimhood is rigor mortis of the mind. It’s stuck in the past, stuck in the pain, and stuck on the losses and deficits: what I can’t do and what I don’t have.”

165. “Victimhood is rigor mortis of the mind. It’s stuck in the past, stuck in the pain, and stuck on the losses and deficits: what I can’t do and what I don’t have.”

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