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Hi, beautiful people. Today we are going to have a somber conversation, but it is a wildly

important one. And I am so honored to bring the guests that we have today. You are going to

hear from Tara Tang. She is an embodiment coach who works in the

intersections of spirituality and sexuality. Tara helps people find their way back to their bodies,

overcome shame, and dismantle purity culture in a way that is in alignment with their values and

beliefs so they can build a healthy sexual ethic and thrive in freedom

and wholeness. Hi, Tara. Hi. How are you? I'm good. I think we are all really overwhelmed

by the news. Today we are specifically talking about the murders of eight Asian women at the

massage paulers in Atlanta. And actually haven't been

updated recently. It is eight women that are dead. Is that correct? I, well, they're, okay,

I think it was seven women and there were a couple of people of other ethnicities that were caught

in the crossfire as well. Okay, gotcha, got

yes. But obviously we all know from the reporting that the target was the women working

massage parlors. The target was women working. Yes. And from my understanding, it's not clear. And I

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