Fire vs. Power Girl.
[from Justice League Europe (1989) #7]
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Justice League Europe #8 (1989) Bart Sears Cover & Pencils, Keith Giffen & J.M. DeMatteis Story "The Teasdale Imperative: Part Four: Showdown..." After the Lords of Order reject her plea for help against their rogue agent, the Gray Man, Doctor Fate (Linda Strauss) goes alone to confront the villain and his agent, Dr. Irwin Teasdale. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B098FJGVMB?ref=myi_title_dp
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7 Minute Mindfulness Review
The doing mode has a solid inclination to prop itself up and to reassert itself once the brain has changed to another method of handling. It is especially imperative, accordingly, that the mode to which the brain changes subsequent to separating from driven–doing be contradictory and conflicting with that mode, similarly that it is impractical to be in forward and switch outfits in an auto at one and a similar time. Being mode is a perfect contender for such an underlying, elective mode into which to switch. At last, we have to adjust being and doing mode in our lives. Regardless of whether it is on account of the way of life we live in lifts up doing, or on the grounds that driven–doing is ofte n moved via programmed, well-worn schedules, it can without much of a stretch group out different methods for being with one's involvement. We can figure out how to change out of programmed pilot by conveying our attention to the present minute. When we do this, we begin to see that we have a decision, and this is frequently the initial phase in dealing with ourselves distinctively notwithstanding miserable states of mind.
To work on moving into being mode, attempt this 7-minute guided practice called Two Ways of Knowing from The Mindful Way Workbook by John Teasdale.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbbPLiSQtqk
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But, alone, I’m just Linda Strauss…your average twenty-nine year old millionaire with a gold-plated face.
(Justice League America #31)
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You see, I’m not always a woman. More often than not, I’m a man.
(Justice League America #31)
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Where are they all? And why was I drawn here?
(Justice League America #31)
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Just another day here at the embassy?
(Justice League America #31)
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Don’t those two statements strike you as somewhat contradictory?
(Justice League America #32)
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Hokey smokes! This gas is thick as my Aunt Alexandra’s borscht!
(Justice League America #32)
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Spectre vs. Gray Man.
[from Justice League (1987) #31]
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