Episode 29 What Do I Want for Christmas?
Dec 17, 202514m0
A time when I received a gift I didn't expect. And learned how it might be more of a gift than I thought at first.
Hosted by Emily Newberry · 🇺🇸 us · EN-US · 29 episodes
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Emily Newberry hosts Sacred Gyre, a education show with 29 episodes published.
A time when I received a gift I didn't expect. And learned how it might be more of a gift than I thought at first.
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A new Sacred Gyre post in which I offer myself the chance to deepen my connection with my own values before creating the next Butterfly Arose podcast episode.
The importance of spirituality in my own life, where mine came from and how it helped me stay connected to my deepest values as I work for change.
My new podcast on butterflyarose.com will be a place where I talk about my personal belifs on issues important to me, and thoughts on books and other peeole's podcasts whom I respect.
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