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Moonbeaming

Thoughts on a future spirituality: Unlock Your True Nature, Creating Better Problems, and Having Fun (pt. 2)

Moonbeaming

Sarah Faith Gottesdiener

Healing, Business, Money, Art, Religion & Spirituality, Mysticism, Feminism, Witchcraft, Mental Health, Witch, Psychology, Health & Fitness, Magic, Moon, Energy Work, Spirituality, Boundaries, Tarot, Visual Arts, Creativity, Arts

4.91.2K Ratings

🗓️ 13 November 2024

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

Don’t you want better life lessons? Want to learn how to define your spirituality so you can live your life in the truest, magical way possible? If you haven’t listened to part 1 of this mini series, Thoughts on a Future Spirituality, go back and take a listen before jumping into this one In this Moonbeaming episode, host Sarah Faith Gottesdiener shares how she defines spirituality and its core aspects: prioritization of the Spirit, the natural world, engagement with the truth, its paradoxical nature to the personal and the collective, and the deep connection to creativity. In this episode, you’ll learn: The importance of treating things as alive and worthy of acknowledgment How detachment and love can access the truth How personal vulnerabilities often reveal universal experiences How the Many Moons planner is an all-in-one, fun tool to support your spiritual engagement practices If you’re looking for how to align with your true nature, to start shifting your perspective, and have fun with spirituality, this episode is for you!

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0:00.0

Welcome to the moonbeaming podcast.

0:07.7

I'm Sarah Faith Godestiner, an artist, author, and intuitive.

0:12.5

And together we'll explore life through a creative and spiritual lens.

0:17.4

You'll learn so much about mysticism, creativity, consciousness, depth psychology, business, and more.

0:25.1

And you'll get to listen to conversations with luminaries that you won't hear anywhere else.

0:31.8

With each episode, you'll receive insights, frameworks, inspiration, and tools to help you thrive and grow.

0:43.2

Hello, hello, hello, and welcome back to moonbeaming. I hope that your spooky season is spooky

0:51.0

in all the best ways. I'm so happy you are here to come along with our little

0:58.2

mini-series that I'm doing this November, where I am unpacking spirituality a bit,

1:06.0

just a bit, just a little bit. Last week, I talked about what it was not and some common pitfalls I see folks

1:17.5

approach it that might not be the best way to go about approaching it. And hopefully you had an

1:27.0

aha or two. Hopefully that was helpful for you. And this

1:32.0

episode, I'm going to discuss some definitions of spirituality. There really isn't just one,

1:38.7

I don't think, not for, you know, such a huge thing such as this. As with anything complicated, there are

1:47.3

plural definitions. So we're going to get into that. Hopefully that will also allow you to sit down

1:55.0

and think about what spirituality is for you. A little reminder that the Moon Studios big yearly project, Many Moons, is now shipping

2:09.3

and that for podcast listeners, we have created a code for you.

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pod at checkout. And to be clear, this is only for folks living in the United States. If you live

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in the United States, you can get free shipping. We don't ship into other

2:36.6

countries except Canada, but Canada shipping is costly. So we are a tiny little business and we can't

2:43.5

afford to do that. Maybe one day we'll be able to, but for now we cannot. So enter Pod at checkout

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