Welcome

Welcome home, cojourners. I'm glad you're here for another episode, Dr. Tama, licensed psychologist,

ordained minister and sacred artists, here to help facilitate your journey back home to yourself.

We will start this week with a reading from Debbie Brown's new book, Living in Wisdom. And this is an

excerpt from page 278. Take root here. Deepen. Then expand the potential and possibility that is your life.

Unfurl. Be patient with yourself.

Stay loyal to your process.

Become consistent in your practice.

Open your heart to God. Devote time to your health, nourish your joy,

trust your intuition, freedom will come. It will heal. Yes, indeed. Thank you so much, Devy, for this powerful book,

A Path to Embodying Your Authentic Self, Embracing Grief and Developing Self-Mastery.

What a beautiful, beautiful collection living in wisdom. So today we're going to

focus on resolving conflict. Resolving conflict. So we often have ruptures,

disconnections, misalignments with other people. Those disagreements can be small and minor and easily

able to release and move on. And they can also be life-altering. They can be challenging.

They can cause us to have to remake our relationships and sometimes remake our entire lives.

So it's important as you're thinking about coming home to yourself

and staying connected to your authentic truth

to consider the ways in which you will handle disagreements,

conflicts, ruptures, drama, disconnections. The way we handle those pivotal moments in our lives

can really create detours for us, can dig us into a hole, can result in us going our separate ways,

it can result in us going our separate ways. It can result in us tightening and strengthening our bond.

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