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EPISODE · Jan 16, 2019 · 21 MIN

Boundaries. Where do they come from. Many of us haven't had the right to say, 'no.' How do we discover how to say this and discover how to stand in our power.

from Earth Tribe Radio · host Jill Townsend and Fiona Whitmore, www.earthtriberadio.com

Boundaries. Where do they come from. Many of us haven't had the right to say, 'no.' How do we discover how to say this and discover how to stand in our power. We can grow our connection to our inner essence and find ways to stand in that. Often we feel we have to develop boundaries , yet when we stand in our power, we are aware and strong in what our needs what we want. www.earthtriberadio.comwww.barefootenlightenment.comwww.fionawhitmore.com

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Boundaries. Where do they come from. Many of us haven't had the right to say, 'no.' How do we discover how to say this and discover how to stand in our power. We can grow our connection to our inner essence and find ways to stand in that.

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