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Almost Like a Book Club

Almost Like a Book Club

著者： Shae Fields
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This podcast hosted by Shae Fields, LMFT helps to break negative patterns within our relationships by cultivating spaces of vulnerability, connection, and healing. She shares stories from various seasons of life so that generations behind her have clearer paths to walk on their own journey to self-development, spiritual growth, love, self-love, and relationship building. We welcome you to join the club. If you have a personal relationship question you would like answered on this platform we welcome you to visit shaeseasons.com to submit anonymously.

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  • At War with Myself

    At War with Myself
    2025/09/16

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    In this episode, Shae explores emotional conflict through the lens of Eckhart Tolle's 'The Power of Now.' She emphasizes the importance of listening to one's heart when faced with internal conflicts between thoughts and emotions.

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    The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle

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    10 分
  • Unconditional Love ≠ Unconditional Tolerance

    Unconditional Love ≠ Unconditional Tolerance
    2025/09/09

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    In this conversation, Shae explores the complex relationship between unconditional love and tolerance, emphasizing that love does not require one to tolerate harmful behaviors. She discusses the necessity of acceptance in relationships, the importance of setting boundaries, and encourages self-reflection on what motivates individuals to tolerate certain behaviors in the name of love. Shae asserts that true love involves honesty and the courage to establish boundaries for emotional wellness.
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    11 分
  • Be Present.

    Be Present.
    2025/09/01

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    In this conversation, Shae discusses the significance of being present in our lives and the challenges that often prevent us from doing so. She explores how our past experiences and pain can interfere with our ability to enjoy the present moment.
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    8 分
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