Mary Alison is funny, smart, insightful and genuine. And, like anyone I'm drawn to bring on the podcast, she thinks outside the box. 

We had a super fun, free flowing conversation covering a whole array of topics. The entire conversation went for an unexpected two and a half hours! You're listening to only the first half of it here. Here's just some of the topics we explore in this podcast:

Mask wearing, death, risk vs safety, meaning, purpose, conflict, embracing the shadow, divine purpose, cancel culture, shedding skins, the stock market, cryptocurrency, inflation of the dollar, decentralization, the value of community. 
 
Mary Allison has devoted her life to the study of creation, from the exploration of mystical principles and perspectives, to the study of scientific theories and speculations, Mary's prime objective is to bring hope to a world where hope and mystique have softly faded into the background of busy and sometimes distracting lives. Through her work she explores emotional intelligence, mindfulness, healing, and the ever-evolving structure of this reality. Can we influence it to our benefit? Absolutely. 

 You can find Mary online at: http://marylovesyou.com
Instagram: mary_allison_love
Facebook: www.facebook.com/maryalovesyou

You can find Brian at http://thebigglow.com
Telegram: http://t.me/bigglow

#216 Integrating the Shadow & Dozens of Other Things Too - Mary Allison

Brian Piergrossi is the author of The Big Glow and The Wow of the Now, life coach, blogger, retreat and online course facilitator. He is a teacher of inner peace, love. freedom and empowerment.  Every week he inquires into the frontiers of consciousness and self-actualization with authors, artists.  musicians, healers, spiritual teachers, yogis, activists, revolutionaries, entrepreneurs, comedians, scientists, athletes, nutritionists, psychologists. sociologists, poets, mystics ... and YOU.  Subscribe to catch every episode here.

#216 Integrating the Shadow & Dozens of Other Things Too - Mary Allison

The Brian Piergrossi Podcast