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Aug 17, 2022 13 min

Be where your feet are

from This Morning Walk Hosted by Alex Elle + Libby DeLana

Libby and Alex are traveling so we thought we would record our personal thoughts as we walk. This micro episode Libby considers the impact of aligning breath with each step and walking in sacred spaces. Pre-Order Alex’s new book, HOW WE HEAL: https://www.alexelle.com/buythebook __________ THIS MORNING WALK is mixed & produced by Wayne Bertram. Connect with Alex + Libby on Instagram: @thismorningwalk @alex @parkhere Subscribe to Alex's Gratitude Weekly Newsletter: https://alexellewrites.bulletin.com/subscribe Subscribe to Libby's newsletter: www.thismorningwalk.com/subscribe

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