Finding Joy in the Gardens at Applewood: A Guided Meditation
Ruth Mott Foundation/Applewood Estate 1400 E Kearsley St., Flint, MI, United StatesEnjoy the gardens and flowers while meditating on experiencing and sharing joy.
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Enjoy the gardens and flowers while meditating on experiencing and sharing joy.
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