• S01E08 Inspiration & The Root of Anger

  • Mar 9 2021
  • Length: 59 mins
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S01E08 Inspiration & The Root of Anger

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  • The Chorus continues their review of our nascent energetic tools with the topic of inspiration. Katie discusses how the pull in two directions - that of our limiting beliefs, and that of inspiration - can create a sensation of friction. That friction, we call, anger.

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