#35. Womb Wisdom: Healing From the Inside Out with Danielle Lyles Barton

Black Girl In Om

Lauren Ash

Women Of Color, Religion & Spirituality, Holistic, Women, Self-care, Mindfulness, Spirituality, Black Women, Manifestation, Health, Yoga, Mental Health, Self-love, Wellness

4.8 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 2 April 2018

⏱️ 60 minutes

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In this episode, we get DEEP. Black Girl In Om Founder Lauren Ash and Art Director Deun Ivory sit down with yogi Danielle Lyles Barton. Continuing our Questions for a Yogi segment, we enter one of our most heartfelt conversations yet. With her powerful and earnest convictions, Danielle Lyles Barton is a wonderful illustration of our Women's History Month theme to honor our duality and the soft, strong woman. Allowing love to guide her path, Danielle Lyles Barton assists women to transform emotional trauma and heartbreak into the manifestation of their life’s dharma, drawing deeply from her own healing experiences and spirituality. What ensues once these three ladies gather in the studio, is a deeply moving and cathartic discussion on healing, philosophy, womanhood and the practice of yoga as a vessel to explore all of those. Listen in, buckle up and take a ride with us as Danielle Lyles Barton guides us through this incredibly powerful journey. Oh, and be prepared to GO THERE. This episode is sponsored by Get Loved Up, an inspiring platform rooted in loving yourself, loving others, and loving the planet with self-love, oneness, and eco-friendly living. Founded by Koya Webb, GLU features holistic wellness resources including yoga teacher trainings, vegan nutrition resources, and more!

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0:00.0	Black Girl Nome promotes holistic wellness and inner beauty for women of color.
0:04.0	We encourage self-care, self-love, and self-empowerment for communities of color.
0:08.0	Hey y'all, it's Lauren Ash and Dionne Ivory.
0:11.0	And thanks so much for listening to the Black Groll Nome Podcast. and you're going to. Hey all, I am so excited to let you all know that this episode sponsor is Get Loved Up. Founded by Koya Webb, she has a simple yet profound mission.
0:46.9	Love yourself, love others, love the planet with self-love, oneness, and eco-friendly living.
0:52.3	I myself am a recipient of the beautiful
0:54.6	mission that Get Love Up stands for. I completed a second 200-hour venehasa
0:59.6	training this past December and it absolutely transformed my life. So be sure to stay tuned,
1:05.8	listen in for what Get Love Up can offer you and your life no matter where you're
1:09.5	at in your journey and to hear some of the amazing experiences that Koya has planned for us in 2018. All right, y'all. We're going to get started with what I know will be one of our most intentional and heartfelt conversations yet.
1:35.0	And Y'all is next to me.
1:38.0	Yes.
1:39.0	Dion's next to me.
1:40.0	Hello.
1:41.0	Black girl team in this bad way.
1:43.0	Yes.
1:44.0	Yes.
1:45.0	So don't mind Dion, she's feeling silly today.
1:48.0	I am.
1:49.0	But that's hopefully what y'all like, you know, you never know what you're gonna get with our
1:54.2	podcast chats but you know I just mentioned Danielle y'all don't know her
1:59.6	necessarily but you will soon I am so excited about Danielle for a few reasons so number one
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