(#16) Releasing Shame: Embracing Your Wholeness and Divinity

EPISODE · Feb 22, 2024 · 49 MIN

(#16) Releasing Shame: Embracing Your Wholeness and Divinity

from Stop Bending Over - Align Your Life For Radical Success · host Rita Marie Mendez

Summary:In this episode of the "Stop Bending Over" podcast, host Rita Marie Mendez explores the importance of setting intentions, manifestation, and receiving. She discusses the common struggle many women face in their capacity to receive and how shame can hinder this process. Rita emphasizes the power of planting seeds of intention and nurturing them to manifest desired outcomes. By questioning limiting beliefs and becoming conscious of unconscious patterns, listeners can unlock their full potential and create a life of radical success. Tune in for insightful guidance on transforming consciousness and embracing your divine potential.In this episode:0:01:52Money manifestation is not hard; stories and beliefs make it hard.0:10:48The transformative power of vulnerability and releasing shame.0:15:46The impact of shame and how it affects the capacity to receive.0:24:11The importance of taking aligned action and not giving up0:26:13Tuning your radio to the frequency of your seed of intention0:29:22Reprogramming the mind and returning to a natural state0:33:49Recognizing limiting language and beliefs0:34:47Identifying areas where the radio is tuned to the wrong channel0:39:31Living half in, half out is harder and takes a toll0:41:19Surround yourself with like-minded people for support0:44:22Notice where you go unconscious and question limiting beliefsPlease be sure to tag me @RitaMarieMendez on Instagram and share this episode with your community to spread the word if you or someone you know has benefited from this episode! I'd love to hear about your experience!If you love the podcast please click below to rate, review and follow - thank you!Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple PodcastsLinks/Resources:Rita's Website: Go to the WebsiteContact us here: [email protected]

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