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In this podcast I share a dream I had that is a teaching for us in this global moment, when we are facing insurmountable obstacles and seem destined for destruction.
In the face of this looming catastrophe, the dream was showing that the way forward is through the energy of levity and laughter.
In this episode I also refer to my book No One in I Land, which is available on Bookshop or Amazon. (Bookshop supports independent bookstores.)
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Jan Kovac says
Love that dream state. I , too have seen where laughter really is the best medicine – answer! We get transfixed with fear and can no longer See. So count me in to look for the joy and laughter because we know who we are and where we are headed. Thanks Patricia! Jan
JoAnne Palladino says
Once upon a no time…just those few words run deep within. TkU. Love and light as we rise and live in ‘no time’. With gratitude Patricia.
Cathy Nutt says
Yes! Yes! Yes!
After an experience that I had during a storytelling festival in Ireland some years ago, I have long believed that laughter is a most underrated and undervalued Spiritual Path..!!🙂
Thank you Patricia
Cathy
Lisa Fitzhugh says
thank you soooo much for this. I have just starting seeing the same thing. I know the way forward has to do with our reconnecting with our delight. I have been on your list for a while, and dream sharing is such a powerful way to inspire each other. blessings to you Patricia.
Norine Stewart says
This is awesome, Patricia! I’ve been thinking about laughter lately also! I’m a trained laughter yoga leader and teacher, and used to lead a weekly class several years ago. I have been thinking about starting to do it again, now that wearing masks is no longer mandatory in many places. Laughter yoga is a very healing and spiritual practice, and a good physical workout! It was started by a medical doctor in India, Dr Madan Kataria in 1995. There are many YouTube videos, should you want to check it out.
Again, your message is awesome!
Many thanks 🙏
Norine Stewart