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About: Ramon Maisonet 
Ramon M. Maisonet is a counselor by profession and coordinator of the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) at Fort Campbell, KY.
Ramon moved to Clarksville, TN in 2008 via a military change of station with his wife Teena and his son Marcus. He is a member of the Abundant Life Outreach Center and enjoys the mentorship of its senior pastor, Bishop Gary D. Ellis, Sr.
Ramon is an aspiring author whose hobbies include writing poetry and playing chess.
You can follow Ramon on Twitter: @Innerlyfe
Web Site: http://twitter.com/#!/Innerlyfe
Email:
maisonet@live.com
Ramon Maisonet's Articles:
The Power of Thought and Speech
The Thinker
“Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me!”
It was the mantra of the days of my youth, and one I often used to defend myself when insulting words were hurled at me like snowballs in the winter. Without even knowing the psychology behind it, the truth was (and is still today) that words do indeed hurt.
Emotional pain can hurt just as much, if not more than, physical pains—just ask anyone who has suffered a broken heart from a failed relationship. «Read the rest of this article»
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Ramon M. Maisonet is a counselor by profession and coordinator of the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) at Fort Campbell, KY.
Ramon moved to Clarksville, TN in 2008 via a military change of station with his wife Teena and his son Marcus. He is a member of the Abundant Life Outreach Center and enjoys the mentorship of its senior pastor, Bishop Gary D. Ellis, Sr.
Ramon is an aspiring author whose hobbies include writing poetry and playing chess.
You can follow Ramon on Twitter: @Innerlyfe
Web Site: http://twitter.com/#!/Innerlyfe
Email:
maisonet@live.com
Ramon Maisonet's Articles:
The Power of Thought and Speech
The Thinker
“Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me!”
It was the mantra of the days of my youth, and one I often used to defend myself when insulting words were hurled at me like snowballs in the winter. Without even knowing the psychology behind it, the truth was (and is still today) that words do indeed hurt.
Emotional pain can hurt just as much, if not more than, physical pains—just ask anyone who has suffered a broken heart from a failed relationship. «Read the rest of this article»
Sections: Spirituality | No Comments
The Power of Thought and Speech
The Thinker
“Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me!”
It was the mantra of the days of my youth, and one I often used to defend myself when insulting words were hurled at me like snowballs in the winter. Without even knowing the psychology behind it, the truth was (and is still today) that words do indeed hurt.
Emotional pain can hurt just as much, if not more than, physical pains—just ask anyone who has suffered a broken heart from a failed relationship. «Read the rest of this article»
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