Conversation with Felina Danalis on Spiritual Fitness

from Wisdom Talk Radio · host Laurie Seymour

Honoring mind-body-spirit is no buzzword for Felina Danalis. For her, it's nothing less than her life's work. After serving for years in international development at places like the World Bank, and consulting in the sustainability industry in Europe, she witnessed a traumatic car bombing while working in the field. This was her breaking-open moment. Since then, cultivating her own spiritual fitness and helping others to do the same has been her passion, her calling and her business. It was Felina's birthday when we recorded this! Listen as we explore... the depth of what it means to be spiritually fitthe liminal spaces---in-between what is and what will beFelina's retreats in Greecewhat ancient cultures can teach us for thriving in the modern world Discover more about Felina at www.felinadanalis.com. With...Laurie SeymourAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

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