| More than an adventure novel, this story addresses questions of racism, two cultures, and a young man's growing self-acceptance. |
| Through introspective research and self-analysis we find self-acceptance and this leads us naturally towards one of the paths of inner peace. |
| For those who incessantly worry about that last ten pounds, it's time to transform self-doubt and criticism into self-acceptance. |
| With this new confidence and self-acceptance, Paige was soon consulting with staff in CAMH's various programs in developing the website. |
| Instead I would like to carry on with Richard and Karine Josée and on the question of the legislative environment and what it can mean for self-acceptance. |
| It implies trust in others and self-acceptance, it reduces the need for defensiveness and the potential for embarrassment. |
