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052 Duality within a Refugee Camp with Inaya Oakroot - Part II
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In part 2 of this episode, I sit down with Inaya Oakroot, the compassionate force behind a refugee camp in Sweden. Inaya candidly shares the challenges and barriers she faces, from bureaucratic hurdles to language and cultural differences, yet reveals the profound joys of extending a helping hand. Seamlessly weaving spirituality into the conversation, Inaya reflects on the divine duality present in her work, offering a poignant perspective on the interconnectedness of humanity. From heartwarming stories of resilience to a vision for a brighter future, this episode invites you to explore the transformative power of compassion and community in the face of adversity.
Part 1 talks and teaches about Divine Duality within spirituality through adversity in her personal journey. Listen in to understand this concept better.
You can find her work on: https://www.oakrootspiritualacademy.com/
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