One souls perspective
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“I spent many years of my life afraid of change, avoiding it at all costs, but life had other plans.
About five years ago my life fell apart. Different parts of my identity died. Like a child’s sand castle after the tide comes in.
The amazing thing was that wonderful things emerged in the space that was left. I started to thrive. I had found aspects of myself I never would have found if thing had remand the same. I would never want to go back to how life was before.
Our culture see life in a very fractured way. The belief that you can have life without death. This is very difficult for so many of us. Plants grow out of the earth which is from decaying matter. There is no life without death.
This topic must be addressed. What Natalie is building here is vital for humanity as a whole.
But this is just one souls perspective.”
KatieBojel via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/01/23
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“I’ve been following Natalie for a couple of years now…first discovered her “So You Think You’re Intuitive” podcast while looking to deepen my own practices. This jump that she has made recently to “Things That Die” is a very different vibe for her, however, it works. And it works well. After...”Read full review »
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“Unsurprisingly Natalie has yet again smashed it with her insightful and intuitive podcast. Her commentary is so relatable and hits home to your soul. Her insights ring so true on a deep level in which we can connect on. Her podcast has truly helped guide and inspire me in making decisions in my...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
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“What a great topic to explore! Stellar guests as well!! Ruby Warrington, Rash Tramble and Sarah Faith Gottesdiener! It’s only Episode 4!
I listen to episodes several times. We are constantly changing and the focus tends to be on the “starts” not the “ends”.
Really terrific!”
kj-l123 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
06/21/23
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