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How to Have a Purposeful Life and a Peaceful Death

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How to Have a Purposeful Life and a Peaceful Death

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This week Jost is delving deep into how we can use Chinese medicine and Redox to support us on an amazing journey on earth and beyond. Feeling purposeful is essential for this but following purpose isn’t easy. It means living on the edge, never totally in the comfort zone, but at the same time feeling happy. This is lifestyle medicine in action, it creates flow. Our purpose is connected to our ethereal soul, or ‘hun, so follow your purpose and life feels soul-satisfyingly rich and meaningful, and death is a great ending. Feeling purposeless is a health risk. Getting trapped in the ‘complacent but unhappy’ trap is bad for our health. It creates an inner emptiness, disconnection, stagnation and fear of death. Listen in for tips on how to get more purpose, meaning, health and happiness every day.

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Renu with Redox published this 1:04:17 video tutorial on August 26, 2020. It has been watched 143 times on YouTube.

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