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EPISODE · Oct 13, 2025 · 51 MIN

What is Spirit?

from The Third Spirit Podcast

In this episode, we dive into our understandings of spirit, its essence in our past projects and in the natural world. We explore the Earth as a living organism, talk about driving on compressed dinosaur and discuss narratives around the earth-human dynamic. We share stories of connecting with nature in Australia, the magic of seasons, and end with prompts to find your own spirit tree and boulder, anchoring spirit in all of life.00:00 - 15:26 Introducing our podcast name; ‘The Third Spirit”, reviews of our first podcast and finding our ‘sound’. 15:26 - 27:08 Hilary’s Spirit Vessels and her intention with them - moving from focusing on the outcome to appreciating creativity as a beautiful act of allowing your spirit to take form.27:08 -  35:15 Keeping the belief alive that the earth is a living organism, how life right now is its temporary manifesto. Treating earth as it is a friend.35:15 - 44:57 Nature narratives and connection in Australia, choices to engage in nature and respect for ecology, the extraordinary newness of seeing four seasons44:57 - 51:19 Prompts to find your special spirit tree and boulder and reflections of our tree and rock memorise, plans to see each others signature trees and boulders.

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