and the gap between science and spirit I think is going to close.

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Life is an art.

Make it your masterpiece. Hey everyone welcome back to the

lav and dair lifestyle it's your host Eileen. Today I'm going to

interview an author that I admire and respect and who's also a ton of fun.

So it's Teresa Chung and I've actually had her on my podcast before.

If you go to episode 50, you can listen to our first interview together, but I just love her so much.

Her energy is so great.

How we first got connected is also a fun story.

It was when I was in high school, the local bookstore in my town was going out of business as they do.

And I was looking through like the clearance section and I found this book called The Element Encyclopedia of Birthdays, which has a page for each day of the year describing

the horoscopes and all that stuff based on your birthday, and I loved that kind of stuff. So that book became a staple that I would

always go back to for fun. It's something that I would share with all of my friends

and help everyone look up their birthdays. I also ended up getting another book by her, which is the Elements Encyclopedia of 20,000 Dreams,

and I have that on my iPad, and there was a time when I would dream dreams

and like in the morning I would look up what those dreams meant just looking up the symbols and stuff and that was pretty fun.

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