Radical Honesty and the Tao
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Not a Widow...But a Goddess!
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In this episode, Esha brings to light the need for radical honesty in our grieving process. She shares the wisdom of the Tao te Ching written by Lao Tzu and how we can be in the flow with what is to bring about the greatest sense of effortless being, being with the all. By allowing what is, we can make room to come to our full humanity, to heal, and become harmonious with the nature that we are.
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