Home.
That word can elicit a range of different emotions.
For some, the idea of home brings about feelings of family traditions, loved ones, or the place they always want to come back to. For others, the thought of home simply hurts, with disappointments, heartbreaks, and unattainable expectations.
There is something in all of us that longs for that sense of comfort and stability . . . that is the hope for home.
I have uncovered that hope again, thanks to the inspiration of a long-known of, but new to me friend, Ruth Mckeaney, who is also the author of Hungry for Home, a book that brings to life the sacredness of connections, the power of traditions, and the importance of family culture.
If you are searching for home with a longing to recenter yourself and your family culture, then this episode is for you.
I have uncovered it again, thanks to the inspiration of a long-known of, but new to me friend, Ruth Mckeaney, who is also the author of Hungry for Home, a book that brings to life the sacredness of connections, the power of traditions, and the importance of family culture.
If you are searching for home with a longing to recenter yourself and your family culture, then this episode is for you.
Helpful Links
- Hungry for Home by Ruth McKeaney
- Ruth McKeany at hungry4home.com
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