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Let Yourself Be Loved

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Another story of healing and renewal from the world within, produced for your enchantment by Dreams Landing, http://www.dreamslanding.org/

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There's a blinding snowstorm in a place where it shouldn't snow, and through it two young brothers follow a dog who should be dead up a mountain that shouldn't exist. There on the mountain, Horace leads them to a "Flaming Mystery" which is just what's needed to heal their entire family.

Cast: Drake/Horace the puppy - Micki Selvitella Bobby - Megan Murphy Ruckman Carol/Woman - Christine Shields Dick/Man/Horace the dog - David Loftus Narrator - Peter Armetta

Recorded by Joe Sorce at Bolton Music Studio in West Linn, Oregon. Written and produced by Peter Armetta for Dreams Landing.

For other Dreams Landing audio dramas in the archive:

Diamond Mines - https://archive.org/details/DiamondMines Out of the Depths - https://archive.org/details/OutOfTheDepths The Old Woman and the Sea - https://archive.org/details/TheOldWomanandtheSea

And for dreams in performance: One Earth/One Dream - https://archive.org/details/OneEarthOneDream

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  1. LetYourselfBeLoved

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  1. Let Yourself Be Loved

    Listeners' uploads · Peter Armetta · 1 episode here · archive.org

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