Hannah Murray

If I can manage it, I want to write loads and loads more books.

I think it's probably just really overused.

I think it's just a bit...

It's a bit like hashtag blessed, kind of corny, kind of maybe thankful is a better word.

I don't know.

Yeah, it's difficult.

I definitely don't want to kind of preach from a high horse and say everything associated with wellness in the spiritual world is bad or evil or you should stay away from all of it.

I personally want to stay away from all of it for myself.

For me, it's a world and also an industry.

It's a very, very lucrative industry, a lot of this stuff.

from my perspective doesn't critique itself very much.

I see this, this idea that everything associated with meditation is positive.

Everything associated with wellness is positive.

Everything spiritual is good.

And I just, I would just, yeah, I would just encourage a certain level of skepticism, a level of what am I getting out of this?

Am I,

connected with what I really want or am I following someone else's advice on how to live my life?

I just think it should be approached with a degree of caution because I think at the moment it's kind of being...

people are kind of being flooded with a lot of this stuff it's this whole umbrella of you know it was a personal trainer who recommended the healer to me and I don't think she really had any idea what she was what organization she was ultimately referring me to she just kind of thought oh yeah it's great Reiki's great like it's all wellness it's all good and I wish I hadn't

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