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Feb 2, 2021 43 min

Is Gossip Positive or Negative?

from IndigoTent's Podcast Hosted by Dr Wendy Guess

What comes to mind when you hear the gossip? Join us in the Indigo Tent as we look at the history and etymology of the word gossip. What is the root and why did it change? Is it positive or negative? You'll be surprised about the origin of the word and its original purpose. And, as always, have a few moments with your higher self!

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