Mariana Cotromanes on Epigenetics and Healing from the Past

When Mariana Cotromanes’s great-grandmother was a young woman in Greece, the local fortune teller told her something - she would move to America, she would have five children, and she would die before the age of 50. 

And that’s exactly what happened.

Hear Mariana’s story and the story of her family and how Epigenetics helps to heal not only our own wounds but wounds that may be carried in our DNA. 

Mariana Cotromanes is a writer, bookworm and cultivator of peace via nature, mindfulness and faith. Her essays have been published in The Chronicle Review and the literary journal Seeding the Snow. She is a PHD candidate in political science and a huge fan of the Bronte sisters. 

Follow her on Instagram @Mariana.cotro where you will surely be taking screenshots of her stories because she curates the best stuff on the internet about healing, learning and growing. Not just memes that sound good but helpful, useful and insightful knowledge.

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