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Dreams and Hippos and Holding Ancient Truths in Our DNA

I thought of my dream, rolled my eyes, and looked up the word hippopotamus on the internet. It had been years since I had felt that burning, tingling, hyper-focused feeling that I have correlated with the spirit, my inner knowing, or God, but I felt it then, about a hippo.
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Guest Post: Pray, She Is There. Speak, They Are Listening

Hi, I'm Meghan (she/they.) I live in North Idaho where I am a founding member Harmony CDA, a local support group seeking to provide a safe space for LGBTQ+ and allies in harmony with the gospel of Jesus Christ. And my husband suggested it might be a good idea to link my latter-gay stories post if anyone wants to know more about my personal “coming out” story that is mentioned. This can be found here: https://lattergaystories.org/hi-im-meghan/ I’ve been feeling a lot of feelings following Elder Renlund’s address in the Women’s Session of General Conference, but mostly, I am sad. I’m sad...
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Guest Post: The Dark Man

by Descent (Descent blogs at http://jenneology.blogspot.com. She is a mostly stay at home mother to three young children 5 and under. While they sleep, she runs off in the night to serve as a doula and midwife’s apprentice to laboring mothers.) Clarissa Estes in Women Who Run With the Wolves tells the story of Bluebeard and uses Jungian psychological analysis to draw a parallel between the character of Bluebeard and a common theme in women's dreams--that of the dark man preying on them. As I read her analysis, I recalled a vivid dream that I had of a man preying on me....
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