Show Notes
I'm excited to share my latest conversation with Sebastian Siegel. Sebastian is a British American director, author, and therapist in depth psychology. His first book, The Consciousness Revolution was published by Giger/Verlag for the German market. Sebastian wrote, produced, and directed the feature film, Grace & Grit, adapted from the true story and book by Ken Wilber. Sebastian's 51 Episode series, The Eight Questions, is streaming on YouTube and his recent TEDx Pacific talk. In this episode, we dive into the beauty of the human experience, how pain is necessary to awaken, and how we open into our eternal spirit. If you are interested to look inward and feel the preciousness of being alive, you will love this episode. Tune in to Everyday Awakening and Subscribe on iTunes and leave a review to help others discover this transformative conversation. LEARN MORE ABOUT Sebastian Siegel Website: http://www.sebastiansiegel.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sebastiansiegel1/ JOIN MY COMMUNITY - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/catherineduncanmabcc/ - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CatherineDuncanmabcc - YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@catherineduncanmabcc - Website - https://www.catherineduncan.org Everyday Awakening with Catherine Duncan is a journey into our heart and soul and oneness with the Universe.
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