In this episode, Jenny and Erin engage in a deep conversation with Michael Ketterhagen, exploring themes of spirituality, personal growth, and the lifelong journey of being countercultural. Michael shares his experiences from childhood, his desire to become a priest, and the impact of the church and theology studies on his spiritual journey.
The discussion unfolds into the significance of healing, his discovery of yoga, and the intersection of science and spirituality. Michael emphasizing the importance of his meditation practice in his personal experience with the divine.
Our exploration emphasizes the significance of spirituality & healing, recognizing divine nudges, and the interplay between the left and right brain in connecting to divine energy within and around us all.
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