OM DENNE EPISODE
What if the simple act of remembering joy could change the world?
In this luminous meditation episode of What Dreamers Do, my friend Geoffrey guides us through a meditation that gathers our most tender memories and sends that energy out like a spider's web touching every living thing.
We invite you to get comfortable and settle in for a gentle and uplifting meditation. You are the light. You always were.
Note: We don't recommend doing this meditation while driving.
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