Roundtable: Tara Mohr and Erin Moon – Session 2

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  Today's episode is a good life project Roundtable.

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  So if you've never heard of that before, if you're a longtime listener but you missed last week, we're experimenting with adding a third weekly episode.

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  It'll go for about a half an hour or so, and there are three of us sitting around a table in our studio in New York City, and my guess will be in residence for the better part of a month.

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  So we'll be jamming each on some different topics for the better part of the month.

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  It's an amazing way to really go deep with a few incredible people for a bit of a longer period of time.

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  My guests today are Erin Moon, who is a yoga teacher, voice artist, philanthropist, and world traveler.

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  She's doing some incredible work in the world.

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  And along with her, Tara Moore, who's the author of playing big and does a lot of work around women's empowerment and also just really getting out of your own way, I'm really excited to dive into three powerful topics.

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  These will range from the manifestations of God to the hero's journey, especially through a feminine lens and the truth of pain in our lives.

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  And can video games actually make a difference with that?

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  So really excited to share these conversations and our guests in residence with you in today's episode.

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  I'm Jonathan Fields, and this is is good life project.

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  So why don't we come around to your second topic, Tara Tar.

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  It's great how these are flowing together.

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  My next topic is sort of connected to eastern religion topic.

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  I read Rick Hansen's blog.

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  Awesome.

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  Rick Hansen, for those who don't know him, look him up.

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  He was mentioning that there are three primary manifestations of in the hindu concept of God, and they are the destroyer, the creator, and the preserver.

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  And I don't know a whole lot about more about the context there, but for me, it provoked this light bulb moment where I realized that I completely wait, like prioritize or my concept of the sacred is about the creator side and creativity, and that I would never think of destroyer energy as connected to anything sacred.

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