On this week's solo show, I share some thoughts on cultivating the sacredness of the everyday, following a thread that I've been hanging on to since my conversation with Dayna. "All religion is spiritual, all spirituality is religious." What does that mean for the spiritual-but-not-religious crowd? More importantly for our task here, what does that mean for the process of liberating our sacred stories? Passages are from Thomas Moore's <a href= "https://amzn.to/2YslHLK">Care of the Soul.</a> Music by Purple-Planet.com

Episode 6 - Sacred Rage with Eve Ettinger

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