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Wisdom Within – Megan Dalla-Camina on her novel She Who Remembers
In She Who Remembers, MEGAN DALLA-CAMINA explores feminine wisdom, inner authority and the quiet knowing many women have been taught to ignore. Drawing on her corporate leadership experience and PhD research, she invites women to reconnect with body, intuition and truth.
ROWENA MORCOM reports.
Megan Dalla-Camina grew up in Sydney in what she describes as a typical Australian family. But, she says, ‘From a very young age my inner world was anything ...
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In She Who Remembers, MEGAN DALLA-CAMINA explores feminine wisdom, inner authority and the quiet knowing many ...
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