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Feb 6, 2024 56 min

Fractured Grace: Dr. Julie Krull

from 11:11 Talk Radio Hosted by Simran

An impassioned spiritual perspective on global healing and the evolution of consciousness. Dr. Julie Krull demonstrates how an illusion of separation is the root cause of wide-spread pain, suffering, and even necessary whole-systems breakdown in every aspect of life. Fractured Grace breaks through that illusion and inspires a return to wholeness. Krull challenges the understanding of popular, fragmented models of healing and crisis response, and moves you into a grounded place of hope and clarity, helping you create the conditions for individual and collective healing to occur. She weaves personal stories, current events, and prophetic vision to lay the foundation for deep and regenerative systemic transformation and change. 11:11 Talk Radio dives deeply into conversations of truth, growth and wisdom to assit individuals in expanding personal growth, conscious living, humanity, and self-awareness. SIMRAN is a multiple award-winning author, artist, speaker and mystic of love, compassion and humanity. She creates media, art, books, and online courses that bridge humanity's experience and expression of darkness and light. *** For the sacred work devoted to the Journey of the Soul, order my new self realization oracle trilogy of LIVING, BEING, KNOWING here. Find out more at: www.iamsimran.com and www.1111mag.com Facebook Instagram LinkedIn YouTube Substack

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