029 | God, Love, Sobriety & Finding Your Voice with Adriana Rizzolo

from Rising Women Leaders · host Meredith Rom

This week I've been feeling kind of messy. I went on a trip to Kauai last week, and coming home I'm finding myself a little lost at times and unsure of where to put my energy next. But I'm learning to love the mess. To love everything as it is arising. And this is something I love about today's podcast interview with Adriana Rizzolo. I've always admired how Adriana carries herself with love and respect, no matter what the circumstances. In the episode Adriana shares about some pretty difficult hardships she's faced, including her story of healing from addiction and what happened when she lost everything she owned when her car was stolen. Sometimes bad things happen, and Adriana shows us how we can more fully love ourselves, even through the mess. In this episode you'll learn: Adriana's story of addiction and sobriety and what role yoga and meditation played in her healing journey How losing all her belongings and having her car stolen ended up as a divine intervention Tips Adriana has for women who are finding their voice The role kirtan and chanting has played in her life Adriana's thoughts on facing fears and stepping into a more loving and courageous life "Often what I find underneath my fear is a genuine desire, and that's okay." Adriana is an intuitive healer, yoga and meditation teacher, kirtan and voice guide, spiritual mentor, reiki master, hair stylist, writer and creative wild woman. Her passion is in helping others connect to the wild sacredness of their bodies, tender hearts, pelvic wisdom, authentic voices, and to their immense healing power of love. She helps others find their unique fire and build a strong connection to Spirit. She supports specifically in healing addiction and anxiety. She has studies extensively in India and with David Harshada Wagner and Living Meditation. She loves to nurture community, intimacy and connection to Spirit in a fun, powerful and practical way. Adriana trains individuals and leads sacred circles in New York City , Los Angeles and everywhere online. To find out more visit www.adrianarizzolo.com or on instagram @artofloving

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