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From the Heart with Rachel Brathen

You Are the One You’ve Been Waiting For

From the Heart with Rachel Brathen

Rachel Brathen

Society & Culture

4.75.1K Ratings

🗓️ 16 September 2022

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

We spin ourselves in circles and drive ourselves wild searching for peace. We look for success and validation from others but disappoint ourselves along the way. If you’ve been working yourself too hard or searching for your purpose, today’s episode will help you reframe your journey. After returning from a hiking trip above the arctic circle, Rachel is feeling more like herself than ever before. She discusses her journey over the years, from her self-harming teenage years, to finding yoga, and becoming a mother. But through it all, she lost sight of her reason why - her authentic motivation. It was nature that pulled her back. She shares exactly what about this hiking trip was so special and how she is slowly reconnecting to her true purpose. What places, people and circumstances make you feel like yourself? And how often do you turn away from them for something far more trivial? At the end of it all, you are the one you are looking for. You might as well start now. Tune into today’s episode to begin. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0

Hello, hello my darling friends. Hi, welcome back to the show. It is all of our favorite moment of the week.

0:14.0

Right, isn't this your favorite moment of the week? It is my favorite moment of the week to record.

0:18.9

So I hope listening to this show is one of your favorite moments of the week.

0:23.6

But it's time for a brand new episode of the show. I am sitting here, I don't know if you can tell,

0:32.2

but I'm sitting here smiling really, really big. I don't even know where to start sharing from today

0:41.9

to be honest. I have so many feelings all over my body. I think we should take a moment to ground.

0:49.2

Yeah, how do you feel? How are you doing? Do you need a moment to ground to my guess is yes.

0:57.0

So not for too long, but just let's take a moment. If you have the ability to close your eyes,

1:02.0

go ahead and do that. If you have the ability to sit down and find a comfortable shape for your

1:08.4

body right now, go ahead and do that. And if you are out and about, you're listening to this on the

1:14.4

go and a run in the car. See if there's some tiny subtle shift that you can make in your posture

1:22.2

in this moment, maybe in your breath, in your awareness that makes you feel a little bit closer

1:30.4

to yourself. And I really, I want to pause by that sentence just for a moment, a little bit

1:38.8

closer to yourself, something that makes you feel closer to you. I think in a lot of the work

1:48.4

that we do around self care, around wanting to feel good, cultivating self love, healing old wounds,

1:57.0

we want to feel more like our most authentic selves. We want to be able to

2:03.7

settle really deeply into our own skin, you know, to walk out into this world and not feel shame,

2:11.1

not feel like we have to hold ourselves back, not feel like we're too much or not enough.

2:16.7

We just want to be close to who we really are. And I find that in every moment, even in those

2:24.4

moments when this connection feels far away, there is always a little something we can gift ourselves

2:31.6

to bring us closer to home. There's things we can do that bring us further away, right? And there's

2:40.4

things we can do to bring us a little bit closer. So what is something you can do or offer to yourself

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