What is Shadow Work?

An episode of the Naked Conversations podcast, hosted by Alexandria Kenyon, titled "What is Shadow Work?" was published on November 17, 2020 and runs 31 minutes.

November 17, 2020 ·31m · Naked Conversations

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Happy Scorpio Season! In honor of this transformational time, Alexandria dives into shadow work and how perfectionism kept her from having deep relationships. She is going in on Anger, Jealousy, Judgement, and more. She answers your Instagram questions and gives you a new practice on how you start your own shadow journey. 

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Happy Scorpio Season! In honor of this transformational time, Alexandria dives into shadow work and how perfectionism kept her from having deep relationships. She is going in on Anger, Jealousy, Judgement, and more. She answers your Instagram questions and gives you a new practice on how you start your own shadow journey.

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