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Perhaps a great grandson of rich story telling . . .

@lllllambchop Hi there. This video doesn't seem to have any sound?

Hi Leah , I just found your channel, because i was Searchjng for More Debra Silerman , Thank you Thank yiu Thank you, Many blessings to you for posting this webinar , I will be writing it All out , So much Spongefull Education ,❤❤❤Thank you Leah , Cant thank you enough , hugs ,

Thank you! It is always wonderful to see Johnny and hear his stories.

Leah, thank you for bringing dear Johnny to us with his bright light and infectious laugh. Thank you for sharing your stories, Johnny, and thanks to your sister for her help!

The power to question is the basis of all human progress,” Indira Gandhi Story's are very important to us humans. But more to our Egos than any other aspect of us. It's important to be able to question our beliefs and assess and notice the practical implications of them. For example, one thing I have changed my mind about in life is my feminist standing. I felt being a stay at home mum would be totally undesirable. I had my own business in my early 20s, became pregnant just before my wedding at 27 and started a family. I was no longer able to continue working. I am now a 37 year old mum of 3. I was lucky enough to raise my kids at home and it has been one of my proudest achievements. As women we are made to feel that that is not good enough because we should be out in the work place instead or aswell. I held down the home and my husband was able to climb the ladder at work. Now my children are all in school I am starting up again. We have a strong family unit. My kids know I am never too busy for them and I know them so well I can always detect when something is not right. A sacrifice of career progression yes ...maybe but it's the best investment I've ever made. I know theres nothing in the world that can fill me with joy like my children. The family unit is intentionally being broken up via financial and feminist social pressure. There is nothing more fundamentally important to children than the support and protection of a loving home... and our children are humanities future. The propeganda and division are so evidently intentionally created by the media. Stories that are broadcast to us both via mainstream (legacy) media and social algoritmic echo chambers. Those in power just want us divided. Divide and conquer. While they continue the puppet show (Platos cave). They want the next generation to be confused, weak, fearful, ignorant and dependant. Seeing themselves as victims. Instead of being confident, strong, understanding, brave, loving, grateful, critical thinkers. They know how powerful and able we are if we come together in a high vibration. The last thing the want is Armageddon ❤️ loooong comment but I appreciated your presentation. It got me thinking. Thank you.

amazingly beautiful, thank you for creating and sharing it

Leah 🐋🐋💕💕 my heart is exploding with remembrance and infinite gratitude to you for making this video available with such an exquisite rendering of images and sounds ! My eyes cannot see through the tears that keep falling 🙏as I remember clearly being a Whale and have many Celestial guides / Grandmothers who share such deep LOVE for me and us as two leggeds🐋 I am sooo deeply moved 🙏🙏 This is such an Important message I would ask you if it is okay to share this footage on my website ! I will find you on insta 🐬💕🐋 With infinite love and blessings to you from one Whale - legged to Another Whale-legged🐋🩵🐋

I love this conversation so much!! What treasures you both are. Leah, who were you quoting when you said "Myth is the earth speaking out loud?"

I only just discovered your school today. I wish I had known about this workshop earlier this year. I hope you'll offer it again.

What a wonderful discussion about the power of stories, myths, and fairytales. These two sent little arrows right into my heart. I have known the talented Leah for a while but just found Jacqui. I didn't realize they were connected until I found this video and the class offering. It turned out the class was sitting in my inbox all along! I am just following the breadcrumbs friends. Thank you both for expanding my world and blessing all of us with your stories.

Beautiful, thank you 😊🙏

I was called to join Jacqui in Wolf song last year. It was the most amazing dive into my soul, recovering soul wounds and medicine, through dreams and my everyday life in the most mystical and down to earth ways. For example straight after Jacqui told the part of the story where red riding hood ate grandmother thigh. I went to the fridge for lunch and found ham wrapped in butcher paper with the name Grandmothers ham. ! haha never to be heard of or seen again as we are all vegos! and another time I was exploring the bone theme that came up for me and was lying on the banks of a river and just poking a stick in the ground (as you do.) and right under my nose I unearthed an enormous old bone about 50 cm long. i thought it was a thigh bone but think it was a kangaroo bone. this became my dreaming bone and healed a deep subconscious wound. (thats another story) and there are many more examples so it is definitly a shamanic dive. I also love the spider visitation at the beginning all my messages come from mother spider. thanks Leah and Jacqui loved every minute xxx

Her name is Jacqui Bushel from Australia 💚🙏💞

When you have chats with awesome people like this, it might be nice to find their name, a brief blurb about them, and maybe some links to some of their books, articles, websites, etc. in the video description! 🙏

This podcast is the richest experience re/stories I've ever heard! THANK You Both for giving us myriad treasures to ponder & enrich our lives. 💎

Thank you. Soooo nice...what is the name of this woman?

Beautiful share ❤

Hope is very very shaky these days, we need these stories of hope! sending you love dear leah

Thank you for this ❤

So precious, thankyou every being. 💚 an awesome summit, Leah and all behind the scenes. 🙏🌈💖. My cup is full 🎉

Thank you!

hello leah. this was a beautiful invitation. i can't find the link to this on your website or on this webcast. do you have a link? or the several links to the individual courses you showed... thankyou!

Magical. Thank you Leah...

Mahalo Leah for this transmission- I heard you tell this story on Kauai in 2022- and it was deep confirmation for me, as I had just started receiving messages from the whales. The first message they ever told me was “ You are so loved” hearing you repeat this brought tears to my eyes and reminded me of the whale within me and has reignited the project they have bestowed upon me. Deeply grateful 🙏🏼

Thank you Leah for helping me remember AGAIN, I am Whale people. In this life they have called me saying "Come home to the water". This has DEEPLY moved me!!!!

So much love for this ❤

Full body chills

Magical. Thank you from the depths of my heart.

Beautiful, Leah! Thank you so much for adding beauty to the world and telling new stories to help envision new ways of being. It is vitally important work you are doing.💜🌎🌊🐋

thank you~ wow

This is so nourishing and grounding. I have read your blogs for years and am excited to have this on UA-cam where I can listen in my own time and pace. The story medicine/ magic is a sacred art. Story has helped me through so many obstacles in my life and is something I love to share with my children and loved ones.

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Thank you so much - I so enjoyed this journey! xxx

Hallo I am from indonesia Nice story

Wait till this blows up, yt recommended this-

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Sobbing deeply…..

“Love is the burning point of life, and since all life is sorrowful, so is love. The stronger the love, the more the pain. Love itself is pain, you might say -the pain of being truly alive. [...] But love bears all things. [...] Love itself is pain, you might say - the pain of being truly alive.” ― Joseph Campbell, The Power of Myth

“We think we tell stories, but stories often tell us, tell us to love or hate, to see or be seen. Often, too often, stories saddle us, ride us, whip us onward, tell us what to do, and we do it without questioning. The task of learning to be free requires learning to hear them, to question them, to pause and hear silence, to name them, and then become a story-teller.” ― Rebecca Solnit, The Faraway Nearby

“My cousin Helen, who is in her 90s now, was in the Warsaw ghetto during World War II. She and a bunch of the girls in the ghetto had to do sewing each day. And if you were found with a book, it was an automatic death penalty. She had gotten hold of a copy of ‘Gone With the Wind’, and she would take three or four hours out of her sleeping time each night to read. And then, during the hour or so when they were sewing the next day, she would tell them all the story. These girls were risking certain death for a story. And when she told me that story herself, it actually made what I do feel more important. Because giving people stories is not a luxury. It’s actually one of the things that you live and die for.” ― Neil Gaiman