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Uncover the astonishing lessons wild places can teach about the secrets of the human mind and our place in the universe…
About the film: Change your story, change the world. Balance is Possible! ?
At a time when environmental crises, mental health challenges, and a deep sense of disconnect pervades our world, ‘The Subtle Art of Losing Yourself’ delivers an essential message of hope. It shows how the stories we construct about ourselves not only shape our lives but the fate of our planet. And, when we connect with our true selves, balance is possible for people and planet.
Read more at https://losingyourself.org/
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