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You Don't Have To Do Holiday Stuff You Hate
Over the holidays, you are not required to do anything. If you don't get along with your family, you don't have to see them. If you do love spending time with them, enjoy! Everything else is optional.
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2 Forgotten Healing Herbs of Christmas (Skin Balm Recipe Included!)
Frankincense and myrrh are best known for their use as incense in religious rituals, but these revered herbs are also potent medicines that have been used by healers throughout history.
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Feral Animals: A New Story
What is a native animal and what is a feral animal? It’s a tough question and it brings up another interesting topic – How long a time frame till an animal becomes native?
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How to Quit Smoking: An Easy Six-Step Guide
There are many effective ways to quit smoking, and while no one method works for everyone, following these steps can help you along your path to living a smoke-free life.
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Courting the Dream: Learn to Use Dreamwork to Reconnect With Your Deepest Knowing
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Are you ready to rekindle your native relationship with magic?
What if approaching your dreams as a courtship helped you restore belonging to the split-off parts of yourself? And what if “courting” your dreams could bridge the gap between your authentic Self and who you’ve had to become to survive — so you can return home?
According to author, teacher and dreamworker Toko-pa Turner, tending to your relationship with your dreams is vital to reconnecting you with your deepest knowing — revealing and mending the fractures in your soul. During this free online workshop, she’s going to show you how!
Register here for ‘Courting the Dream: Discover the Way to Belonging Through the Sacred Art of Dreamwork’ and Toko-pa will share a unique approach to dreamwork that invites you to dance with the mysterious others within you so that you can reconnect with your deepest knowing. Toko-pa’s approach to dreamwork blends the mystical tradition of Sufism, the depth of Jungian psychology, and a feminine receptivity that cherishes dreams as sacred.
You’ll discover:
- Why engaging with your dreams through courtship can lead to a more meaningful relationship with your soul — more so than traditional interpretation
- How to shift from seeing your dreams as originating from your mind to recognizing them as an organic expression of nature that can lead to a deeper connection with life
- How listening to the communications of your body can allow you to more deeply receive the medicine of your dreams
- Why meeting the “dark guests” in your dreams with welcoming curiosity can lead to greater freedom and personal power in your daily life
- How practicing dreamwork is like weaving a living bridge to “something greater,” and can help you restore belonging to your life, and to the world
Regardless of your level of experience with dreamwork, you will be guided to begin a conversation with your soul – forever mysterious, yet your most trustworthy companion as you make your way home.
Register here for this free online workshop!
p.s. A downloadable recording will be provided later to all who register, whether or not you listen to the scheduled event. |
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Pleasure as a Spiritual Path
I have mastered pain as a spiritual path. Throw conflict, trauma, and drama at me and I can alchemize it into spiritual gold. But pleasure as a spiritual path? I am in freakin’ kindergarten.
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5 Amazing Properties of Sunlight You’ve Never Heard About
Sunlight is well-known to provide us vitamin D, but it also has a list of other health benefits...
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A Beginner’s Guide to Regrowing Fruits and Vegetables from Scraps
Your vegetables and fruits can be given another take on life, and another, by re-growing food from cuttings you’d normally throw out as kitchen scraps. Here's how...
By guest writer Jenny Tabada
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Compassion, Christianity or Consumerism? The True Meaning of Christmas
Christmas is symbolic of all that is wrong with our society. To make Christmas a sustainable part of our culture, we must change the way we celebrate it – by taking consumerism out of the Christmas mythology.
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