EPISODE · Oct 25, 2023 · 27 MIN
Healing generational trauma with Jenna Lee
Send us Fan MailJenna Ji Min Lee is the author of the new spiritual fiction book Heavenly Creatures and a meditative coach. She’s been studying spirituality intensively since her time attending Phillips Exeter Academy, has taught a meditation class at UC Berkeley, and has studied in Nepal with her primary teacher. She is an expert in overcoming generational trauma, improving inherent confidence, and enhancing relational EQ. Her mission is to bring more happiness into the world. A link to her book, Sunday meditations, and coaching can be found at jennajiminlee.com.In this epsiode, we talk about generational trauma, how it happens, how it shows up in our lives and what it looks like to heal!Highlights from the show:What is generational trauma How generational trauma impacts your life Ways this shows up in patterns in your life Steps to overcome generational traumaThe role of meditation in overcoming addictions and traumaResources:jennajiminlee.comjennalotus.comConnect with me on Instagram and tell me what you think!For some more free resources to help you on your journey, click HERE to download my Guide to Seed Cycling and HERE for my guide on Minerals for Chakra Balancing and Longevity (a personal favorite because mineral balancing is my jam!)
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Send us Fan Mail Jenna Ji Min Lee is the author of the new spiritual fiction book Heavenly Creatures and a meditative coach. She’s been studying spirituality intensively since her time attending Phillips Exeter Academy, has taught a meditation class at UC Berkeley, and has studied in Nepal with her primary teacher. She is an expert in overcoming generational trauma, improving inherent confidence, and enhancing relational EQ. Her mission is to bring more happiness into the world. A link to her...
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