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Nov 2023
1h 10m

FARIHA RÓISÍN on the Courage of Listenin...

FOR THE WILD
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This week, Fariha Róisín offers both timely and timeless wisdom on what it means to live in a body that has experienced trauma. This is a conversation that bears witness to the deep terror and distress of the world and still charges forward with undying compassion and care – the compassion and care of wild survival. Offering both deep personal reflection ... Show More
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