HeyJaredSoul Cafe
Shternie AIthaus is a professional counsellor and life coach, launching Soul Cafe in Sydney, Australia, in 2013. Soul Cafe was a weekly womens learning group, which hosted various speakers sharing their take on positive psychology and mental health through the lens of Torah.
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Soulcafe with Shternie Althaus — Soul Therapy & Tanya PART ONE (opens the original)
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Part One What happens when we stop trying to fix ourselves—and start understanding the soul ? In this powerful episode of Soulcafe , Shternie Althaus sits down with Joanne Zagnoev , author of Soul Therapy , for a deep and practical conversation about the wisdom of Tanya and what it can teach us about ourselves, our relationships, and the struggles we face every day. Together, they explore how Tanya offers a radically different perspective on the human being: that we are not our thoughts, emotion
Soulcafe with Shternie Althaus — Soul Therapy & Tanya:Interview with Soul Therapy author Joanne Zagnoev (opens the original)
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What happens when we stop trying to fix ourselves—and start understanding the soul ? In this powerful episode of Soulcafe , Shternie Althaus sits down with Joanne Zagnoev , author of Soul Therapy , for a deep and practical conversation about the wisdom of Tanya and what it can teach us about ourselves, our relationships, and the struggles we face every day. Together, they explore how Tanya offers a radically different perspective on the human being: that we are not our thoughts, emotions, or str
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