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Spirit in a Teacup

One Grounded Angel

Pouring out hot takes on modern spirituality and personal growth. Helping you reflect on your journey through this odd thing called life. Best enjoyed quietly, with snacks.

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Latest Issues

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The extra pour #17

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  • One Grounded Angel

    I'm all about the feelings and vibes. A down-to-earth spiritual writer and healer helping people get more from their lives (and spend less time in their heads).

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