Words are Spells \ud83d\udd2e
Teri Leigh \ud83d\udc9c, Corie Feiner, James Bailey, Jeannie Ewing, Megan LeeWords are Spells \ud83d\udd2e. Use them wisely. The magick of being mindful with your words.
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Corie is a poet, performer, and lover of yoga who is here to guide us through the wilderness of our times with the power of poetry and embodied presence. Her Substack features poems from her evolving yoga poetry collection, A Poem for Every Pose.
I am a late-50s dad to twin daughters. I'm nourished by relationships, serving others, and becoming a deeper human being. As an investment advisor, I help clients align their money with a life that brings them meaning.
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Some people call her Megan. But her friends call her funny, her kid calls her moooomm!!!!!, her ex calls her bitch, and she calls herself Jim Carrey in female form. hiiiiiiii \ud83d\udc4b
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