Hi, everybody. As we wrap up the show, we are putting some reruns in your feed of our favorite episodes,

the episodes that we kind of hope most stay with you as we wind down. And Casper, today's

episode, I would argue, is the one that you quote most often.

I love this episode because it features Stephanie Pulselle, our dear friend and teacher and

mentor, introducing one of our favorite practices of Floralegia, which we're practicing

right now in this book seven reread number two.

And I find that when I meet people who've loved

the show or maybe listen to the show in kind of a formative time, maybe they were in college,

or maybe they were thinking about divinity school or maybe repairing their relationship with

spirituality in some way, it's often these episodes where we're talking about the practices

that we do on the show that

really helps shift people's perspective about what it means to engage in a spiritual practice.

And so I love this conversation because Stephanie teaches us, like we're learning something,

or at least I am, in real time.

And Stephanie's way of talking about what it means to explore a

sacred text, what it means to live a spiritual life, what it means to engage in rituals together.

I find so inspiring and like, when I'm sad, I'll just listen to lectures that Stephanie has given.

Yeah. I just find such comfort and, like, beauty in her words

and in her presence. And that's what I think comes through in this episode so, so well. So I'm

going to listen to it again. And I hope everyone else joins me. One of my favorite moments in

grad school, when I was getting my master's in nonprofit management, I took a

class on economics and religion, and one of our professors had studied with Angela Davis.

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