A new episode of The Mystical Underground is live! “TMU Time Machine: Pam Grout: Taz 222”:
Revisit Trish and Rob’s conversation with…
Pam Grout is the New York Times #1 bestselling author of E-Squared: Nine Do-It-Yourself Energy Experiments that Prove Your Thoughts Create Your Reality. And also many other books, including Thank and Grow Rich. And now she has a new book: The Course of Miracles Experiment: A Starter Kit for Rewiring Your Mind.
She is a freelance writer who has published with Scientific American Explorations, Outside, Men’s Journal, People magazine, Travel + Leisure, and many other publications. She’s the creator of the TV series Going Rogue, and the self-described wacky proliferator behind two popular blogs. Her current focus is the 222 Foundation she started to honor her magical daughter, Tasman, who has been guiding her from the nonphysical since October 15, 2018.
I’m reading a book now by Micheline Jenner, who I met a few years ago at the Byron Writers Festival called ‘The Secret Life of Whales’ and her youngest daughter who she writes about in the book is named Tasmin.
Tasman/Tasmin are not names that I hear, as far as names go, that often.
Same here, Daz.
Maybe Pam should team up with the Irwins at Australia Zoo with her 222 day project, as Feb 22 is Steve Irwin’s birthday,too.
He would have been 60 this year if he was still in his meat-suit.
I’m pretty sure they have Tasmanian Devils at the zoo, too.
Just a thought I thought I should throw out there for some reason … but my last name should be Schultz (if my Nan hadn’t have given my dad his step-father’s surname) and like they Schultz character in the TV show ‘Hogan’s Heroes’ which Pam talks about in the podcast, I know nothing, too. 🙂
You connect a whole lot of dots.
I liked her hedgehog synchs and the fact Pam got a hedgehog tattoo with her daughter’s handwriting, as I know that Bindi Irwin got a crocodile tattoo on her arm with her late father’s handwriting just after her daughter was born.
And while we don’t have hedgehogs over here in Oz, we do have echidnas and the only time I can remember seeing a real live one was the day I was up at Australia Zoo and the day Bindi got married there (not that I knew she was getting married there that day).
I wrote a post about meeting the echidna with some photos –
https://brizdazz.blogspot.com/2020/03/no-more-dancing-in-streets-for-while.html