33. Birth Work is Mother Work

Episode 33 of the In Her Image Podcast podcast, hosted by In Her Image, titled "33. Birth Work is Mother Work" was published on January 23, 2022 and runs 33 minutes.

January 23, 2022 ·33m · In Her Image Podcast

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In this episode, Sara talks about her journey to becoming involved in birth work, and the way it connects her with Mother God. Jess and Sara discuss how Heavenly Mother invites all of us to birth new life, whether it's our own new lives or children or other creations. The episode ends with an important announcement from Sara.

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In this episode, Sara talks about her journey to becoming involved in birth work, and the way it connects her with Mother God. Jess and Sara discuss how Heavenly Mother invites all of us to birth new life, whether it's our own new lives or children or other creations. The episode ends with an important announcement from Sara.

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