EPISODE · Jun 8, 2026 · 1H 16M
Ep 16: Loving the Woman You Are Today
from The Supernova Life Podcast - Unleashing your power and truth · host Sara Lizzul
In this episode of The Supernova Life Podcast, I sit down with embodiment integration coach Natasha Ramlall for a beautiful conversation about the seasons of womanhood, identity shifts, and learning how to love the version of yourself who is here right now.We talk about what happens when you’re in the messy middle of becoming — when you know something inside of you has changed, but your external life hasn’t fully caught up yet. Natasha shares so much wisdom around nervous system safety, trust, receiving, pleasure, and why presence doesn’t have to become another thing on your to-do list.This episode is an invitation to stop abandoning the present version of yourself in pursuit of the woman you’re becoming. Because one day, this version of you will be someone you look back on with tenderness.What season are you in?What is beautiful here?And can you love this version of yourself while she is still here?Natasha Ramlall:She works with high-functioning, capable women who feel the ground cracking beneath them after a difficult life transition or an awakening to a mismatched life. As an Embodied Integration Coach, she guides you back into a deeper experience of your human-ness to heal, expand and evolve from an Identity Rupture and navigate the space between who you were and who you are becoming. Return to your body with her free Guided Audio Follow her on Instagram:@natasharamlallWork with me:If this episode stirred something in you — if you’re in a season of change, reclamation, or remembering who you are underneath the roles, pressure, and old stories — I’d love to support you inside my work. Come join my world through Soul Sanctuary or 1:1 mentorship, where we explore the parts of you that are ready to be seen, heard, felt, and fully expressed. You can apply to work with me or take my free quiz, What's rising in me next?Connect with me on Instagram www.thesupernovalife.com
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In this episode of The Supernova Life Podcast, I sit down with embodiment integration coach Natasha Ramlall for a beautiful conversation about the seasons of womanhood, identity shifts, and learning how to love the version of yourself who is here right now.We talk about what happens when you’re in the messy middle of becoming — when you know something inside of you has changed, but your external life hasn’t fully caught up yet. Natasha shares so much wisdom around nervous system safety, trust, receiving, pleasure, and why presence doesn’t have to become another thing on your to-do list.This episode is an invitation to stop abandoning the present version of yourself in pursuit of the woman you’re becoming. Because one day, this version of you will be someone you look back on with tenderness.What season are you in?What is beautiful here?And can you love this version of yourself while she is still here?Natasha Ramlall:She works with high-functioning, capable women who feel the ground cracking beneath them after a difficult life transition or an awakening to a mismatched life. As an Embodied Integration Coach, she guides you back into a deeper experience of your human-ness to heal, expand and evolve from an Identity Rupture and navigate the space between who you were and who you are becoming. Return to your body with her free Guided Audio Follow her on Instagram:@natasharamlallWork with me:If this episode stirred something in you — if you’re in a season of change, reclamation, or remembering who you are underneath the roles, pressure, and old stories — I’d love to support you inside my work. Come join my world through Soul Sanctuary or 1:1 mentorship, where we explore the parts of you that are ready to be seen, heard, felt, and fully expressed. You can apply to work with me or take my free quiz, What's rising in me next?Connect with me on Instagram www.thesupernovalife.com
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