• #94 - The God Wound - A Profound Experience

  • Apr 25 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
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#94 - The God Wound - A Profound Experience

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  • In this episode, I'm talking about the God Wound and how I feel like it's the holy grail to healing. I go over my history with God and religion, how I started softening around God during my healing journey, and how healing the masculine within facilitated the most profound experience of my life to date.

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