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Global Healing Through Sacred Activism: A Conversation with Cynthia Jurs
Click here to see photos & full show notes Can embracing our authentic selves catalyze global healing and positive change? Cynthia Jurs, sacred activist and author of "Summoned by the Earth: Becoming a Holy Vessel for Healing Our World," believes it is not only possible but a profound responsibility we all share. In this episode, Cynthia shares her journey from becoming a Dharma teacher under Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh to her transformative work with Earth Treasure Vases. These vases, filled with prayers and offerings, are planted in troubled areas around the globe to bring healing and protection to the Earth. "What can I do to bring healing and protection to the Earth?" - Cynthia Jurs In This Episode: 👉🏼 Cynthia's journey as a Dharma teacher under Thich Nhat Hanh 👉🏼 The creation and impact of Earth Treasure Vases 👉🏼 Personal transformation through sacred activism 👉🏼 The Sublime Mother Gaia practice 👉🏼 Embracing authenticity and vulnerability for global healing Links from the EpisodeCynthia Jur's Website Book Website: "Summoned by the Earth" ***Upcoming Event: Book reading at Boulder Books on August 21st*** Follow and Connect with Cynthia Jurs ✨ Facebook ✨ Instagram ✨ YouTube _________________________________________ Listen & Subscribe to How We Change the World: 🎧 Spotify: https://bit.ly/ChangeTheWorld-Spotify 🎧 Apple Podcasts: https://bit.ly/ChangeTheWorld-Apple 💻 Website: https://www.howwechangetheworld.co How We Change the World is a weekly podcast designed to inspire hope, encourage action, and celebrate progress in the realms of the environment, poverty, health, governance, social justice, education, animal welfare, conservation, self improvement, health, and other pressing issue areas. Every Wednesday, tune in to hear in-depth conversations with activists, advocates, and other change makers whose stories of triumph, tragedy, and tenacity will encourage you to explore your own problem-solving potential.
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