Embracing Consciousness
Myrna and Carrie dive into the concept of collective consciousness and the energy felt in uplifting spaces like churches. Carrie emphasizes the importance of personal experience in understanding these energies, likening it to the reckless exploration of teenagers. A thought-provoking idea emerges: the notion that we may have chosen our parents, which, while controversial, can empower individuals to take control of their lives and initiate change.In this clip
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