Spirit Spousing
It's time to talk about the facts of life, the spirits and bees... let's talk about marrying, getting tangled up with, and falling in love. With spirits. This episode covers what many are taking for granted as a love and light situation, where you end up with the godly spouse of your dreams. But the truth is, this ancient tradition isn't all it seems and you should beware. I know. I've been dealing with it longer than I want to. Tune in, stay a while.
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