EPISODE · Sep 14, 2025 · 6 MIN
Episode 1: Why I started Awakened Living Podcast
from Awakened Living with Yali Giovanni · host Yali Giovanni
In this very first episode of Awakened Living with Yali Giovanni, I share the heart of why I created this podcast and how my own awakening began. After losing my mother in 2014, I found healing through meditation, prayer, yoga, Reiki, and learning to truly care for myself. That journey opened me to purpose, presence, and the limitless nature of life.This space is here to inspire you to live intentionally, embrace change, and step into your own awakening. Together, we’ll explore practices and conversations that help you align with your highest self and live a boundless, abundant life.Thank you for listening and being part of this journey. Stay open, stay aware, and remember—your life is as limitless as the sky.Support the showLet’s Connect✨ Subscribe to Awakened Living with Yali Giovanni so you never miss an episode: www.yaligiovanni.com/newsletter ✨ Share this episode with someone who could use a little encouragement on their own path. ✨ Leave a comment or question—I’d love to hear from you. ✨ If you’d like to support the show, you can do so here: https://yaligiovanni.com/support As a token of gratitude, I’ll give you a personal shoutout in the next episode!With gratitude, Yali Giovanni
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In this very first episode of Awakened Living with Yali Giovanni, I share the heart of why I created this podcast and how my own awakening began. After losing my mother in 2014, I found healing through meditation, prayer, yoga, Reiki, and learning to truly care for myself. That journey opened me to purpose, presence, and the limitless nature of life. This space is here to inspire you to live intentionally, embrace change, and step into your own awakening. Together, we’ll explore practices and...
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