How a woman's journey through the Sahara desert changed her life

from Earth Tribe Radio · host Leslie Clark, Nomad Gallery Ojai, Ca, Jill Townsend, Fiona Whitmore

How a woman's journey through the Sahara desert changed her life. The Toureg and the Waadabe communicate without words and are inclusive with those who journey with them, they are confident and seem to truly know who they are. Leslie believes it comes from being completely accepted by their culture and having learnt through the example of their elders and parents, not from formal teachings. The Sahara sand dunes are legendary and they are known to be transformational for those who travel them .She discovered patience and a knowledge of who she is as she journeyed with the Toureg. Join us as we travel with Leslie Clark. Leslie also shares how she established medical and other programs for the Toureg and why it's changing their lives. www.thenomadfoundation.com www.earthtriberadio.comwww.barefootenlightenment.comwww.fionawhitmore.com

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How a woman's journey through the Sahara desert changed her life. The Toureg and the Waadabe communicate without words and are inclusive with those who journey with them. Leslie Clark shares how she established medical and other programs for the Toureg and why it's changing their lives.

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