Mercury's Got The Tongue

Episode 105 of the Embrace the Face podcast, hosted by Allison Anderson, titled "Mercury's Got The Tongue" was published on March 3, 2026 and runs 26 minutes.

March 3, 2026 ·26m · Embrace the Face

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It gets wild and crazy during mercury retrograde full moon lunar eclipses! Bloopers included. This is no time to be shy.This Lunar Ceremonies episode shares the importance of embracing shadow sides for healing and personal growth while trusting the role of intuition and throat chakra healing. The conversation delves into the mind-body connection, parenting, nutrition, and the necessity of movement for overall well-being. What does it mean to you to be.self-aware, taking responsibility in raising the vibration of humanity?This is the call your soul has been waiting for and can't go without.

Episode Description

It gets wild and crazy during mercury retrograde full moon lunar eclipses!

Bloopers included. This is no time to be shy.

This Lunar Ceremonies episode shares the importance of embracing shadow sides for healing and personal growth while trusting the role of intuition and throat chakra healing.

The conversation delves into the mind-body connection, parenting, nutrition, and the necessity of movement for overall well-being.

What does it mean to you to be.self-aware, taking responsibility in raising the vibration of humanity?

This is the call your soul has been waiting for and can't go without.

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