Angie Goen

Thanks so much, Angie, I found the metaphors to be very insightful. I’m looking forward to seeing what’s blooming in the garden in series 2. 💗

Hi Angie, This is a profoundly interesting practice/talk. I truly enjoyed it. Thank you 😊 there’s a sense of freedom that comes from allowing space for my feelings to be there without trying to fix them or understand them or change them. These are all great reminders in this practice.🩷

Great, thank you so much! "We are feeling creatures who think" is very helpful. Combined with your potato with sprouts track 🌞, you've helped me to see my thoughts as impermanent/energy. I'll try to simply notice my feelings and let some of the story drift away. Yesterday, I kind of made a game of something similar, I think I'll try that today with noticing my feelings. The game aspect lightens things up, and I know that the universe is here supporting me. 🐦

I feel like this is going to be my go to on those days when I’m feeling a little average. I’ve listened to it twice, and find it calms me. I’m still not sure if I fully grasp what it’s saying but I’m okay with that

I like the presentation and the simplicity. But I’m not sure I completely grasped the message. Better listen again. 🙏🙂

Thanks, Angie! I like the bit about the stones and roots that may be present and the fact that they don’t need to be named. Looking forward to your next live! 🙏🏼✨💖

Thanks for the reminder to go inside and be at home 🏠 🥰

Potato’s are amazing! Your sone sounds like he is doing fine. My beliefs are like my compost pile. I through stuff in it and within a couple of years it is beautiful soil; for adding to the garden. Once it settles down and is fed some rain and snow; it becomes useful. ✌️🦋