EPISODE · Jan 16, 2025 · 20 MIN
Ep. 61 How to Rewire Your Brain for What You Want (Instead of What You Don’t) Solo Episode
from "Healed" Now What? · host Lisa Piluschak
Send us Fan MailCombining Somatic Wisdom with Spiritual Practices: Transformative Shifts and Everyday AlignmentsIn this episode of the Healed Now What Podcast, Lisa Dawn explores the intersection of somatic wisdom, spiritual practices, and the teachings of Abraham Hicks to achieve alignment and transformation in life. Using personal stories, such as training her Australian shepherd Merlin, Lisa highlights how changing perspectives can shift behaviors and improve relationships. She emphasizes the importance of focusing on positive sensations and experiences, and introduces a 30-day challenge combining Abraham Hicks' philosophies and somatic practices. Listeners are guided through practical tools for alignment, including naming desires, mindful breathing, and setting intentions, leading to a more connected and fulfilling life.Follow Lisa here00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview00:53 Training Merlin: Lessons in Perspective06:16 Exploring Abraham Hicks and Vibrational Alignment10:39 30-Day Challenge: Integrating Somatic Practices17:48 Practical Tools for Daily Alignment19:22 Conclusion and Final Thoughts20:14 Podcast Announcements and Outro
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Send us Fan Mail Combining Somatic Wisdom with Spiritual Practices: Transformative Shifts and Everyday Alignments In this episode of the Healed Now What Podcast, Lisa Dawn explores the intersection of somatic wisdom, spiritual practices, and the teachings of Abraham Hicks to achieve alignment and transformation in life. Using personal stories, such as training her Australian shepherd Merlin, Lisa highlights how changing perspectives can shift behaviors and improve relationships. She emphasize...
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