EPISODE · Feb 22, 2022 · 51 MIN
160. Natural Healing and Kundalini Awakening - Melinda Carbis-Reilly
from Soul Elevation: Guiding Your Ascension to New Heights · host Kara Goodwin
Melinda Carbis-Reilly is a naturopath, kundalini yoga teacher, and author of the newly released book Becoming. In this informative and thought-provoking discussion, we touch on many topics ranging from spiritual awakening to holistic health to the importance of rising above duality while still engaging with the world for positive change. Specifially, we discuss: Her book Becoming, and how it started as a self-help book and transformed into a work of fiction with the healing and transformational messages embedded within the story. We reflect on the importance of staying in the flow to be in touch with what wants to happen rather than imposing our will on something that doesn't seem to be coming into creation easily. The importance of self-care and how women in particular prioritize care of others over care of themselves. What is naturopathy? The wisdom of the present moment, and how that works synchronistically with everyone we are connected with. Kundalini yoga - what is it, and what extra care should be taken with this type of yoga? The balance between taking action and not getting pulled into us-vs-them. The importance of loving action. https://melindareilly.com.au Other episodes you'll enjoy: 132. Awakening to Original Nature - Kiran Trace 151. From Rifles to Roses - Iva Nasr 133. Intuition and Your Health - Dr. Pat Boulogne Support the show: Visit my sponsors page to get deals on things I love and support the show! Connect with me: [email protected] www.karagoodwin.com IG: @kara_goodwin_meditation FB: @karagoodwinmeditation Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-meditation-conversation-podcast/id1442136034
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