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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2024 · 19 MIN

(Brief) History of American Great Awakenings

from Spirits Path Podcast · host Faern

This is Episode 2 in a series.The previous episode in this series ->  Early History of American SpiritualismDuring the 1730's - 1840's in Colonial America and the then the newly formed United States had two Great Awakenings. This episode is a short overview of this fascinating time of spiritual change.The currently popular term "Move from your head to your heart" actually comes from way back in the very first awakening period. Faern finds it amazing how this history lines up with our current wave of change across the U.S. and the world at large.Give a listen and let us know what you think!Thank you for being here, The Spirits Path Podcast teamadd questions AND comments hereSupport the show

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This is Episode 2 in a series. The previous episode in this series -> Early History of American Spiritualism During the 1730's - 1840's in Colonial America and the then the newly formed United States had two Great Awakenings. This episode is a short overview of this fascinating time of spiritual change. The currently popular term "Move from your head to your heart" actually comes from way back in the very first awakening period. Faern finds it amazing how this history lines up with...

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