Reflexctions

There is a powerful statement that sayreads: "There are people next to you that do not want you to be happy, and sometimes so near to you that it could be even yourself.”.

We need to be aware of ourselves, and keeping a close eye on our thoughts, our intentions, and our self beingves....

Reflexctions

There is a powerful statement that says:, "There are people next to you thatwho do not want you to be happy, and sometimes so near to you that it could be even be yourself.

We need to be aware of ourselves, keeping a close eye on our thoughts, our intentions, our swelf l-beings ....

I'm not sure what you mean by "self beings" so this is my best guess at a correction.

We need to be aware of ourselves, keeping a close eye on our thought, our intentions, our selfvery beings....

i assumed this was what you were trying to convey. if it wasn't, i apologize!

Reflexctions

We spell it "reflections" in English, although to be honest I like the look of "reflexions" much better. It reminds me of reflexes.

There is a powerful statement that says: "There are people next to you that do not want you to be happy, and sometimes so near to you that it / they could be even yourself.

"They" is the grammatically correct choice, since it refers to "people," but in speech "it" is fine, and logically "it" does make sense since "yourself" is just one person.

We need to be aware of ourselves, keeping a close eye on our thought(s), our intentions, our self beings...."

"Thought" (singular) is OK, but plural "thoughts" sounds better with "intentions."

I'm not sure what "self beings" means. It could be one of those new-age-spiritualistic concepts, or it could just be a typo.

Reflexctions

There is a powerful statementquote that says:, "There are people next to you that do not want you to be happy, and sometimes so near to you that it could be even yourself.

We need to be aware of ourselves, keeping a close eye on our thoughts, our intentions, our self and our own wellbeings....