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Post-evangelical, Reconstruction, Liberation Theology, Religion & Spirituality, Christian Mysticism, Progressive Christianity, Faith Shift, Deconstruction, Evolving Faith, Religious Trauma Healing, Embodied Spirituality, Spiritual Direction, Mystical Christianity, Contemplative Spirituality, Christianity

4.7 • 689 Ratings

🗓️ 8 July 2020

⏱️ 112 minutes

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Summary

Dr. is a clinical counselor in Vancouver. When she’s not doing clinical work she is researching, speaking, writing and podcasting (as a host on The Liturgists Podcast), about the intersection of spirituality and mental health, trauma, and trauma...

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The Welcome back to Nomad podcast.
0:40.0	Nick's here.
0:40.8	Hi, Tim.
0:41.5	How are you, Nick?
0:42.1	Yeah, I'm great.
0:42.8	I'm tired, actually.
0:43.7	Oh, yeah?
0:43.9	Bit tired, been a long day.
0:45.4	Has it?
0:46.0	Yeah.
0:46.3	You love long days, don't you?
0:47.8	Well, it's my new life.
0:49.5	My new lockdown life, long days, working hard, lots of things all chucked in, but get to this time
0:55.7	and the night and I'm feeling like I need a snooze or something. Interesting, I went for a little
0:59.5	cycle ride today and I was thinking about you and thinking about the ways that we're different.
1:05.0	And that is one of the key ways. Like you love days where you're just bouncing from one thing
1:08.9	to another. You've had three meetings. You've met up with a friend.
1:11.7	Like you dash back from London so you can record nomad in the evening.
1:15.5	Whereas I need the whole day clear just to sit and think about the recording.
1:19.6	Whereas you just love pinging from one thing to another.
1:21.3	So you quite like it, although I have enjoyed the simpler life during lockdown.
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