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EPISODE · May 17, 2020 · 13 MIN

002: Why It’s So Important To Stay Connected Right Now

from Return To Yin · host Dr. Linh

The second episode of Soulthentic is about a positive perspective of the quarantine and why it is so important to stay connected during the pandemic. Reconnect with yourself, nature, friends, family, neighbors, and your community. Take care of yourself and others - it is vital at this moment. The episode goes over so many topics from: facing fears, to not feeling alone, Linh’s experience of leaving her corporate job, anxiety and depression during the pandemic, realizations about authenticity, linking fear to ancestral trauma, using the time to reflect, have fun, and regenerate, letting go to allow new opportunities to come in, purpose behind the purpose, power of community, being in nature to clear energy.-------✴ New episodes of Soulthentic come out every week! Stay tuned for more enlightening conversations with soulprenuers like you!✴ For more on Linh's offerings and the podcast, visit LinhEmbodied.com✴ Follow @linhembodied on social media for updates on the podcast!With heart and gratitude,Linh Embodied--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/soulthenticpodcast/support To hear more, visit returntoyin.substack.com

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