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Energy Stew

Religion & Spirituality

Nature's mysteries can awaken and heal us - Energy Stew interview with Patrice Vecchione - 04.24.15

2015-04-24

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Patrice Vecchione has written a beautiful book, "Step into Nature, Nurturing Imagination and Spirit in Everyday Life".

Wandering through nature with Patrice is an opportunity to see its magic in new and exciting ways. She truly opens doors to nature's gifts and shows how to translate that into a much more exciting life.

You're greatly enjoy hearing her story about becoming more attuned to the outdoors and the joys she found which had been unknown to her before.

She didn't start off in a life of nature since she was a city girl and unaware of the bounty that was out there. Her discoveries and how she communicates them are so helpful for all of us.