• 🇺🇸 Ep 4: Cycling Through Change: Laura Killingbeck's Path to Fulfillment

  • Jul 12 2024
  • Length: 1 hr
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🇺🇸 Ep 4: Cycling Through Change: Laura Killingbeck's Path to Fulfillment

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  • In this episode, we explore how power dynamics can lead us to relinquish our free will and the valuable lesson of reclaiming it. Laura Killingbeck, while navigating complex power dynamics in an intentional community in Costa Rica, realized that sometimes the only thing you can change is yourself. With this insight, she grabbed her bicycle Enigma, and cycled hundreds of kilometers along the Pacific coast.

    Throughout her journey, Laura discovered that her body was her greatest teacher and nature her greatest inspiration. By adopting a perspective of curiosity and humility, she learned that by visiting the darkest and deepest places within herself, she could reclaim her true sense of fulfillment.

    Newsletter Laura: www.laurasstories.live/newsletter

    https://bikepacking.com/plog/man-or-bear-debate/

    More info:

    ​https://www.christineraine.org/

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    IG: @theheroinesjourneyproject

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    Special thanks to Hotel Belmar for supporting this and many other special projects. Follow them on IG: @hotelbelmar

    This episode is also made possible thanks to the support of Kate Linens. For more information, visit https://katelinens.com/

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