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EPISODE · Jun 28, 2021 · 30 MIN

Being Your True Self with guest Sahar Raman Deep

from Dare to be Authentic Podcast · host Mari Mitchell

Join me with guest Sahar Raman Deep talking about her life changing journey to being her true self. Sahar was born in a remote village in the state of Punjab in India. She grew up in a joint family, where the mother-in-law was cruel to her daughters-in law-so, as a child, Sahar witnessed much mental and physical abuse. She started to write at a very young age, turning the pain in her heart into poetry. She later learned that being friends with herself was the best thing that could ever happen to her. Forceful arranged marriage created a discord inside of her. It shielded her from herself, from her own being. She got lost and fell prey to anxiety, bipolar disorder, panic disorder and much more. It took her 15 long years to take control of herself again. Now, she's back not only for herself but for her extended self. And her extended self is the light of calmness and happiness that is present in every being. Sahar has two masters degrees and is author of three books of poetry. Sahar's website: https://thesrd.com/ Link to Sahar's "Settle Your Priorities" event: https://srd7721.eventbrite.com/

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