Standing Up - Speaking Out

from Wisdom Talk Radio · host Laurie Seymour

Join Laurie Seymour, Gitanjali Hemp and Aparna Sain, from the Wisdom Talk collective, as they dive deep into the theme of speaking your truth. It is not always easy to do. It's even harder to do it with love. Yet it means the difference between closing down in silence and claiming the truth of your own voice. - the necessity of inner and outer alignment - the power of your voice - the fluidity of truth - how to stand in the field of love - how we are being asked to stand up for what is trueAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

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