EPISODE · Mar 9, 2026 · 38 MIN
Ep 06 When You Feel Small: A Guided Release for Emotional Triggers
from The Magic in the Middle · host Sarah Adams Marr Dumas
Send us Fan MailFeeling small, insignificant, or triggered doesn’t mean something is wrong with you, it means something is ready to heal.In this deeply supportive episode, Sarah guides you through a powerful energetic visualization designed to release emotional triggers without reliving the past.You don’t need to analyze it.You simply allow your system to let it go.✨ Inside this episode:Why repeated triggers are invitations for growthA full guided energetic release visualizationHow to reclaim your energy safely and gentlyA reminder that you are already wholeThis episode is best experienced in a quiet space where you can sit comfortably and follow along.Support the showThank you for spending this time in The Magic in the Middle.If this episode supported you, follow the show and continue exploring the space where science meets spirituality and life begins to flow with greater clarity, joy, and ease.New episodes are released every Monday.If someone you love would benefit from this conversation, share it with them. Every time you listen, follow, or share, you help this community grow and support more people reconnecting with the brilliance already within them.You are deeply loved.
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Send us Fan Mail Feeling small, insignificant, or triggered doesn’t mean something is wrong with you, it means something is ready to heal. In this deeply supportive episode, Sarah guides you through a powerful energetic visualization designed to release emotional triggers without reliving the past. You don’t need to analyze it. You simply allow your system to let it go. ✨ Inside this episode: Why repeated triggers are invitations for growthA full guided energetic release visualizationHow to r...
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