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Continue reading →: We HealWe heal our relationships when we heal ourselves. We heal our family. We heal our bloodline and we heal our future. By focusing on our healing, we create ripples that enhance life and the world. By nurturing our inner selves, we pave the way for healthier tomorrows and deeper truth.…
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Continue reading →: The CatalystsIn a world where we are all striving, searching, hoping, supporting, protecting, and empowering, women are essential for the balance of society. Because… When women are uplifted, we lift entire communities. We pave the way and shape futures. “Women shouldn’t have to be casualties to the growth of men.” Women…
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Continue reading →: Step into Who You AreThe journey of self-discovery is a beautiful unfolding process that leads to authenticity and inner peace. It is an odyssey and exploration. It is introspective. It is a sacred dance of unraveling the layers of self and unveiling the tapestry of complexity and beauty that makes us who we are.…
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Continue reading →: CarriedWe are all carried: in bellies, in arms, in love, in hope, in caskets, in urns, in grief, and memories. Our whole life and into the next, we are carried. – Sarah Rian We are carried to and through breath. In every inhale and exhale, we connect with the rhythm…
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Continue reading →: Follow the Yellow Brick Road“My therapist used to sometimes quote that famous line from The Wizard of Oz. You know the bit. It’s where the Scarecrow, confronted by the dark and frightening Haunted Forest, says: “Of course, I don’t know-but I think it’ll get darker before it gets lighter.” … Funnily enough—as an aside—I…
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Continue reading →: Water from the WellHave you ever tried to draw water from a well? Have you held on to connections and people that didn’t fit? Have you tried to get someone to see and understand you? Have you longed for forgiveness or reconciliation? Have you searched for healing in a person or experience, but…
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Continue reading →: Leave the Door OpenSomebody said: “I will never accept the sound of my recorded voice.” This reminded me of a conversation I had that set me free. During a similar discussion about my voice, someone told me that my negative reaction was a trauma response. At some point in my life, an adult…
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Continue reading →: No Approval Necessary“all traumatized children, and the adults they become tend to focus exclusively on the outside world. A kind of hypervigilance, I suppose. We look outward, not inward scanning the world for danger signs — is it safe or not? We grow up so terrified of incurring anger, for instance, or…
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Continue reading →: Shine unto AllIf someone hurts or offends you how do you respond? Whether intentionally or unintentionally, how do you react? Are you quick to forgive, or do you hold a grudge? Be with that for a moment. Do you sit and settle in the anger, pain, and disappointment? Because if you do…
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Continue reading →: Guide me HomeCandles have been an integral part of human history for thousands of years. They not only illuminate physical spaces but also the depths of our inner world. The flickering flames of candles mirror the dance of thoughts and emotions within us, offering a moment of stillness in a chaotic world.…
