Podcast #40 - Gratitude for Teachers & Education Meditation
Release Date: 01/07/2020
Get in the G Zone
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info_outlineToday our podcast meditation focuses on gratitude for teachers and the whole concept of education. When you think about it, we really do have a LOT for which to thank teachers, because almost anything you know how to do, you learned because someone taught you. From tying your shoes to reading to making macaroni and cheese – someone probably taught you the foundations so you could go on and master those things yourself. Teachers are found in classrooms, to be sure, but they also show up on every jobsite, sporting arena, or volunteer headquarters. We’ll spend some time today examining the teachers and places of education that have benefited us and our gratitude for them.
Original music & voiceover by Mickey Clement - used with sincerest, heartfelt gratitude.
RESOURCE:
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/azcentral/obituary.aspx?n=anton-j-renna&pid=166419508