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¡Viva la diferencia!

by Pilar Sordo (2015)

About this book

Lo importante será descubrir los aspectos masculinos y femeninos que hemos desarrollado y cómo podemos equilibrar y complementar ambos matices desde nuestro interior para poder hacer más fluida e íntegra nuestra estabilidad psicológica y, por ende, lograr la armonía necesaria para poder desarrollarnos con plenitud, tanto respecto de uno mismo como con los seres que más queremos.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / Core¡Viva la diferencia! Lead Character

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