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Gratitude Blooming

Gratitude Blooming

We hear the call of the wild. The Gratitude Blooming Podcast gives voice to that deep connection we have to nature.
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Sometimes life happens to you, but it doesn't have to crush you

The Gratitude Blooming theme trust is represented by the Wildflower and the 64 hexagrams in the I Ching.  When times are tough, how do we trust enough to remain unmoving until the water clears itself?
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Unleashing your voice

This week’s Gratitude Blooming theme is Sing represented by the foxglove flower. Hear a powerful story of what finding your voice truly sounds like.
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Finding your way back to authentic self

The Gratitude Blooming podcast theme is Joy & Presence, represented by the Indian Paintbrush NFT. We then talk with Dutch energetic therapist Kitty Folmer.
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Want emotional freedom? The stoic secret is in your reactions according to @Zeneca_33

Emotional freedom is learning you can’t control the world, but you can control how you react to it, according to stoic-inspired NFT leader @Zeneca_33
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Addiction: Everyday is a crossroads to hope

This week’s theme is HOPE represented by the azalea flower NFT with an advocate for ending the stigma surrounding substance use disorder and mental health
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Beyond mindfulness with UK psychotherapist Marianne Le Coyte Grinney

Mental health at its most basic level is a simple way to talk about the health of our brain. 
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Atomic Interactions with blogger Livia Chan, M.ed

Every moment matters. Blogger Livia Chan learned early in life that you don’t know when it will be the last time you get to say goodbye to the ones you love.
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We are emotional beings with somatic coach Steve Seto

Embodiment practices are reminders that we are emotional beings before we are physical beings, according to somatic coach Steve Seto in this week’s podcast.

Spiritual Protocols with Michael Preston

The practice of gratitude is more than disrupting the habit of taking things for granted. It is about the protocols we follow for the life we want to live.