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Oneness breeds satisfaction

or this study researchers conducted two surveys on almost 75,000 people. In the first survey, more than 7000 participants responded to a series of statements designed to measure their belief in oneness (eg “I believe that everything in the world is based on a common principle” or “Everything in the world is interdependent and influenced by one another”). The results showed that people

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