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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2019 · 1H 29M

🌈Quotes and Poetry of Henry David Thoreau! 🌈

from Metaphysical Soul Speak - - The Podcast! · host Alanna Fox Starks

First half: Tonight I go over Ascension Symptoms, the Ascension Scale 92 and the Schumann resonance news: calm. Then I talk extensively on some new symptoms including skeletal and muscular pain and especially bad headaches that cannot get better through medicine, 'old' people coming back into your life that have not fit there for a very long time. Is it a test? A test of your will or a measuring stick to see how far you've come? In the second half I explore the life of Henry David Thoreau, an American poet, essayist, transcendentalist, etc. I read several quotes and a passage from one of his essays, A walk in Winter and several of his poems. Topics range from civil disobedience and government to looking at friendship and happiness, nature and God and our relationship with everything. I love you all! I hope you enjoy this episode of metaphysical Soul See The Podcast! Write to me, send comments or donations to [email protected] or comment directly with your voice by sending a message to ⚓Anchor.FM/metaphysical ⚓ Thank you for listening! 🌈

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