Culture Quote by Jim Welton

“To function in both the spiritual and the natural realms, we must be like people who speak more than one language and are comfortable with more than one culture.” quote by Jim Welton — Download Open image

““To function in both the spiritual and the natural realms, we must be like people who speak more than one language and are comfortable with more than one culture.””

Jim Welton

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