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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2025 · 38 MIN

E6: The Number That Controlled Us

from Sacredly Selfish · host Megan Thiara and Raju Bhatti

Today, we get honest about the number on the scale and the grip it's had on our lives. From shrinking ourselves to questioning our worth, we've let that number tell us who we're allowed to be. We're rewriting that narrative. This episode invites you to reclaim your power, honour your body, and detach from the measurement that was never meant to define you.

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Today, we get honest about the number on the scale and the grip it's had on our lives. From shrinking ourselves to questioning our worth, we've let that number tell us who we're allowed to be. We're rewriting that narrative. This episode invites you to reclaim your power, honour your body, and detach from the measurement that was never meant to define you.

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