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A phrase that I found is, "You can't run your feelings into a wall,"

The two words no manifestation make me realize that you cannot manifest for certain things. Although it may be hard to let go it is okay not to get what you want. The word impeccable makes me think of when food is really good, but this book shapes the thought that nothing is impeccable. The last two words are anything and personally because it allows the readers to understand that we should not take anything personal

Ghost pepper because the Buddhist is not so"spicy," but when you get to know the Buddhist he is very angry when he push his buttons.

A word I found is aggravated because I found myself becoming aggravated towards things in life. Specifically school things. It became extremely hard to give myself grace and not get upset about the work that I was doing.

Something that I learned is that it is important to fully know yourself before you can start changing things about yourself.

The main character in this book is more of a member of society after learning how to act better when people frustrate her. She is more introverted because when she puts herself out there before it leads her to problems later on.

Right now the two main characters are facing conflict on how to behave around others. They are using what they are told not to take what people say for granted and react angrily.

In this book Miguel started going through the wrong ways to live your life. A lot of the time as humans we live our life in denial and regret everything that has been done. The first step is accepting that what you do is wrong in a way and once you accept that life goes a lot easier.

There is currently no conflict in this book as I just started it. They are introducing the characters to us.