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The Inspired Path Podcast discusses topics that spark curiosity and invites exploration into the world of creativity, fresh perspectives, and new ways of being. Each episode delves into diverse topics that encourage listeners to embrace innovative ideas, delve into their creativity, and cultivate a deeper, more fulfilling life. Whether you’re seeking inspiration for your creative journey or looking to expand your understanding of the world, The Inspired Path offers insights and conversations ...
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What is Sādhanā and How Can It Help You? A Conversation with Pam Shepard
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Pam Shepard joins Practical-Mystics with Lisa Heidle to share her practice of Sādhanā, a spiritual discipline, and how it has improved her relationship with herself, her family and friends, and her overall well-being. Want to learn more? Listen to the full conversation on YouTube: https://youtu.be/fY-On6sAo0Y?si=KhXPg9zjFwV6jK2b Pam is a 35+ year m…
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Embracing Spiritual Gifts: A Conversation with Meg Gibbs on Healing Generational Trauma and Parenting the Spiritually Gifted Child
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Meg Gibbs, author of Spiritually Parented: A Foot in Both Worlds, joins the Practical-Mystics podcast to discuss her new book that explores her struggles as a spiritually gifted child and how her mother's determination to break generational trauma gave her the freedom to embrace her spiritual gifts. She shares practical guidance for parents who hav…
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Leona Khong on the Healing Power of Shadow Work and Connecting with Spirit Guides
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Leona Khong is an energy healer, intuitive channel, and yoga teacher. She joins Practical-Mystics to discuss the healing power of Shadow Work and how we can all connect with our Spirit Guides. Full episode available on the Practical-Mystics YouTube Channel Leona believes that if we were to all heal ourselves and our wounds developed from childhood …
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