There's quite an incredible story of religion and dogma in that country and there's clashes and

there's wars and there's the deep, deep faith that is almost untouchable in so many people and I had so much

appreciation for that and so I took little pieces of that I took pieces of

the Hinduism and the Jainism everywhere I went from the little temples and I was diagnosed

with a pretty progressive type of cancer lymphoma so it was in my lymphatic system which is a

risky one because it moves really quickly so I was in my lymphatic system, which is a risky one because it moves really quickly.

So I was given a high-risk diagnosis and pretty much people told me it was a death wish that I was

that I was that I was

that I was that I was I was I was I was I was I was.

I traveled a lot right after I was diagnosed. I first went to the jungle and explored

plant medicines and that was very I started to find my voice.

I wouldn't say complete eradication, but a loosening of the fear of death of being sick.

I was able to understand what sickness is. I was able to see myself in my light and that was so helpful in helping me stand up in myself and ultimately I think that's the greatest thing was standing up in myself loving myself myself, being true to myself, speaking my truths,

and ultimately singing, which is now what I do pretty much for a living.

And before that, I hadn't been singing at all. I was quite terrified of my own voice. Because the world is round, it turns me.

Welcome back to Infants on Thrones.

I'm Glenn Osland, and this is episode 600.

And I'm sitting down and talking with a very new, very good dear friend of mine,

Sarah Emmett.

Sarah is a professional singer. She's a cancer survivor. She's a world

traveler and you're going to get to know her a little bit today. We're going to have

Sarah back again, hopefully many times. Let's just get

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