EPISODE · Aug 25, 2024 · 20 MIN
And Then She Remembered The Magic
from The Intuitive Pull · host Gisele Gambi
This is a tender episode following the previous episode about how we set ourselves up when our true nature is hijacked by our ego. I went to a yin yoga session post that breakthrough and I heard these words 'And then she remembered the magic'. My heart was wide open. I then took myself to the beach and downloaded the piece that I speak to on the episode. This conversation around 'identity' and 'remembering' has been super powerful, provocative and freeing in my coaching conversations. I truly hope that this episode and the previous one does the same. :: 💫 I’m excited to offer my new program My Best Year Yet - a yearlong act of presence, intuition and leadership in service to having your most significant life-changing year. Pre-sale fee is currently at AUD$5,500. Please share this with those you feel would enjoy learning about this program. 💫 I'll also be facilitating a 3 day free Masterclass where I’ll journey you to the places within that hold the inner breakthroughs to having your best year yet. Register here. Wednesday 25 September at 11am AEST Thursday 26 September at 11am AEST Friday 20 September at 11am AEST Each session will run for one hour and will build from the previous one. You’re encouraged to attend these sessions live on zoom however they will be recorded for those unable to do that. :: 👉 If you're ready for 1 on 1 work, you can learn about and/or apply for The Untapped Abundance 3 month or yearlong coaching here. Sign up to my free Substack newsletter. You can do that here. You can also DM me on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/gisele.gambi/ or email me at [email protected] Join The Intuitive Pull Facebook Group here 00:00 Intro 01:13 The consequence of what happened after catching myself out in relation to how I set myself up when my ego hijacked my true nature 02:21 That was just a game changer 02:56 She had defined herself to be a survivor 03:43 I went to a place of actual love for all of me 05:15 And I had received a message in that yin yoga session. And the message was this. And then she remembered the magic 05:58 I also am sharing here with you because this is a note to self 06:60 Being a podcaster was a dream I never knew I had 07:24 Notes to self 122, and then she remembered the magic 07:55 She stood for authenticity for herself and others and miracle after miracle for those she touched 08:13 Her mission was about showing the transformative and generous power of living from our sacred leadership 08:43 She knew that nothing could not be transformed, not temporarily, but for life 09:19 She freed herself because she could see. She saw the cause beyond the blame 09:55 But how to run a business was a different story. She fumbled and failed 10:07 Nobody would ever accept her. And so she turned herself inside out. Put on a mask, spoke to a script, and her body suffered once more 10:45 Her body, however, would no longer take the repeated hit of self abandonment 11:48 She saw the cause. Lack of self value. Distrust in self and powerlessness. And she saw the purpose, once again 12:53 She's on the precipice of another giant evolution 13:58 Who has believed that they need to work hard or feel that they can handle anything to be deserving of the things that really matter? Who has fear bobbing in and out? 14:24 This is where the magic lies. With those who are ready to take the leap 14:57 Thank you, Notes to Self. You have loved me greatly. You've brought me to my knees. You've humbled me. You've had me face into myself and do the hard miles when I've needed to 15:36 So that is the value of writing notes to self 16:20 This is what this year long program is in service to. The diligence and the devotion and the commitment to a practice of presence, to a practice of intuition, to a practice of knowing, to a practice of authenticity, to a practice of truth
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