Fellow Travelers #2

Episode 2 of the Wounded Hearts Walk In Circles podcast, hosted by Jerry Seiden, M.A., titled "Fellow Travelers #2" was published on July 6, 2021 and runs 13 minutes.

July 6, 2021 ·13m · Wounded Hearts Walk In Circles

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This podcast, Wounded Hearts Walk in Circles, is not about professional advice—it is about personal experience. It is a recollection and record of the road that I and many others have traveled. It is full of stories—mine and those of the fellow travelers who walked the road with me.... ...inner weaknesses need to get exteriorized. Those inner issues need to come out so they can be faced, felt, and befriended. For Dorothy, those inner struggles became supports and soul-mates along the way. I didn’t have a Cowardly Lion, Heartless Tin Man, and Brainless Scare Crow for companions. Still, my stuff came out on the journey. I chose to recognize them and make friends. That choice began to change me and lead me home. 714-308-2494 (text or call) You can attach an audio file with questions or comments & I'll play them in the next podcast.

Episode Description

This podcast, Wounded Hearts Walk in Circles, is not about professional advice—it is about personal experience. It is a recollection and record of the road that I and many others have traveled. It is full of stories—mine and those of the fellow travelers who walked the road with me.... ...inner weaknesses need to get exteriorized. Those inner issues need to come out so they can be faced, felt, and befriended. For Dorothy, those inner struggles became supports and soul-mates along the way. I didn’t have a Cowardly Lion, Heartless Tin Man, and Brainless Scare Crow for companions. Still, my stuff came out on the journey. I chose to recognize them and make friends. That choice began to change me and lead me home. 714-308-2494 (text or call) You can attach an audio file with questions or comments & I'll play them in the next podcast.

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