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Ep. 187 - Uplevel Your Life - The Process with Atarah Valentine
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What Expanders Did You Look for in Your Life?
We all put ourselves in this trajectory that, especially with shadow work, for example, as soon as we start notice siing. We're just trying to be somebody else. The only thing that can happen in that situation is that we're going to go back to who we were - even if we've physically propelled ourselves forward. I look at attributes and people i really like, like some one like harrey styles, how he owns his sexuality,. It's the only thing that i look at him for. My husband has been an expander for me since the day that we met. He can walk into a room and make every single person feel like the only person in the room. That
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