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Stones and rocks have an important place in our lives. We might not notice this. But it is true. The small stones and daily rocks in this article offer ways to view the world differently. Small stones are brief pieces of writing. They describe a particular moment in detail. Writing small stones helps us become more aware. We can all learn to write small stones. Daily rocks are messages. These encourage us to consider our thoughts and actions. Both small stones and daily rocks allow us to become more mindful and more kind.
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