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🗓️ 22 May 2022
⏱️ 43 minutes
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So many of us have lived as a false version of ourselves. We had to hide parts of who we were or deny our own reality in order to fit in or be loved. As adults, we have an opportunity to tap into our true selves. By living our truth we become more empowered, confident, and able to create the life we have always wanted. In this episode, we talk about what this means for us and how you can start this journey.
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0:00.0 | Hello and welcome back to the Self-Healer Soundboard. |
0:08.1 | Today's episode we're going to talk about speaking your truth. |
0:11.8 | What do we mean when we say that and what role the speaking or truth play on our healing |
0:16.2 | journey? |
0:18.0 | As most episodes this one came naturally in response to our previous episode which was |
0:24.2 | on healing the mother wound that we timed to be released on Mother's Day and we've |
0:30.8 | been continuously listening to and reading and hearing all of your feedback from that |
0:35.0 | episode and seeing really just how powerfully it resonated with so many of you and from my |
0:41.9 | own personal experience that episode in itself, you know, while they all are raw episodes |
0:48.2 | from our hearts, that one in particular felt really special to me because it was the |
0:53.2 | first time I actually truly allowed myself to hone in on my truth and say it out loud and |
1:02.0 | while there might not be anything so wild or crazy that was discussed in that episode |
1:07.9 | that would be new to any listeners, for me I could tell a distinct difference in, you |
1:13.2 | know, talking about this chaotic, traumatic, abusive childhood I had rather than being |
1:19.6 | really honest with where I'm actually at, how I actually feel and what my actual truth is, |
1:27.0 | which for me is what the reality of the situation is, while I'm very transparent in a lot of ways |
1:33.2 | with my experience and with my family, there have been and still are in some ways some things that |
1:39.8 | I protect or that I don't share or discuss and I've saw just how much I myself was filtering |
1:47.2 | my own truth out of an act of preservation or an act of protection for in that episode, |
1:53.8 | specifically my mother or my parents and how moving it was for me, certainly emotional and, |
2:01.6 | you know, in some ways it was painful. I had a lot of release after recording that episode |
2:06.0 | and I've really been so inspired and so moved by the feedback and how much it resonated to hear |
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