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New Podcast Episode: Lackmind In Hard Times

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Humanity is in such a massive transition- you’d forget we JUST went through a pandemic, barely beyond it and here we are in the biggest shift yet.
On one level- it may not seem this way as of NOW because it is percolating and a lot of people are trying REALLY REALLY HARD to ignore it. Then on the very next landing they find out this is not possible and begin to hyper focus on what is NOT working- which unfortunately is likely how we got here to begin with.

“LACKMIND in Hard Times” is an episode about just that. NONE of us are in the same boat but yet it is imperative we find ways to pass supplies between the vessels. This week Faern explores what we can do to shift this in a personal way so that we can assist others in doing the same thing. We have to start with ourselves.

Listen in and let us know how you are turning your LACKMIND into a new golden perspective.

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Beliefs, Philosophy & Spiritual Practices : Spirits Path Podcast Episode

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In this thought-provoking episode, Faern delves into the fascinating realm where philosophy and spirituality intersect. While exploring this intersection, she sheds light on some essential cultural aspects related to the process of choosing spiritual practices.

One crucial point Faern emphasizes is the existence of practices that are specifically designed for and originated from particular groups of people. These practices carry deep cultural significance and are rooted in the traditions and wisdom of those communities. Embracing these practices with respect and understanding is an integral part of spiritual growth and connection.

It’s important to note that honoring and appreciating these culturally specific practices should not be misunderstood as exclusionary acts. On the contrary, by acknowledging and celebrating the diversity of spiritual traditions, we create an atmosphere of inclusivity and open dialogue. This fosters a rich tapestry of shared experiences and perspectives, promoting understanding and unity among different cultures and belief systems.

If you found this topic intriguing, we highly recommend diving deeper into the subject by exploring two related episodes below.

Happy listening and may your spiritual journey be enriched by the wisdom found in these conversations!

What Is A ‘Spirit Path’?

11 Minute Meditation: Centering & Holding Space


and as usual, if you have any questions or topic suggestions Faern mentions an email in most episodes- use that one!

Podcast Series on The Art of Intention

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The Art of Intention is a captivating 3-part series on Spirits Path Podcast. It provides a framework for writing and utilizing intentions effectively. Learn how to craft powerful intentions, apply them to manifest your goals, and create a supportive environment for success. Tune in and unlock the transformative power of intention.

Listen to the episodes here:

Thank you for taking the time to listen.
Let us know if you have any questions.

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NEW Podcast is HERE!

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Exciting news! We’ve made a bold move and rebranded the podcast!

I’m thrilled to share the exciting news with you. The podcast has undergone a fantastic transformation and is now known as the captivating “Spirits Path Podcast.” We cordially invite you to embark on this incredible journey with us and explore thought-provoking episodes available across various podcast platforms. Feel free to tune in and get inspired! Here’s the link to access the show. Thank you for listening!


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