On this week’s episode of #AlchemizedGlory, I am joined by Kealen Ives, where we discuss uncovering our life's paths and how each path we may go down is more spiritual than we may think at any given moment. In this episode, we discuss creating space for authenticity and being true to ourselves through music, creativity, business, sport, and following God's plan for our lives, no matter where the journey may take us.
Join me this week, as we dive into his upbringing and connections to spirituality through music, sport, life and so much more. Please support the @KealenIves (Instagram) by streaming REAL EYES REALIZE. Refer to his page and links for more details!
REAL EYE REALIZE: https://open.spotify.com/album/2Rkp8tu5IDi6Dn2LK4pflu?si=YkyHKtcSS7WQmdxnnTSSRQ
Connect with Kealen on IG: @kealenives
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