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When we begin to know what we want help with, we also begin to know what other beings want.

And what other beings want is not so different from what we really want,

which is, you know, people want healing and love and collaboration and joy and connection and intimacy and

grandchildren. And they want the world to thrive and bloom. What is it like to begin to collaborate

with that world again? You're listening to Green Dreamer, and I'm your host, Kamehashane.

Today we welcome Perdida Finn, the co-founder with her husband, Clark Strand, of the Farrow Fellowship of the Way of the Rose,

which inspired their book, The Way of the Rose, the radical path of the

divine feminine hidden in the rosary. Perdita now teaches popular workshops on getting to know the

dead, where participants are empowered to activate the miracles in their own lives, with the help

of their ancestors and recover their own intuitive magic.

Her book, Take Back the Magic, Conversations with the Unseen World,

is an intimate journey through her discovery of these lost ways.

As modern people, we treat death like it's somehow an accident or a mistake.

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