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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2024 · 14 MIN

Into the waters we go!

from RADIANCE: the podcast

Today, we're diving into the water element, inspired by the Native American Medicine Wheel, which symbolizes unity and self. The water element represents emotions, tenderness, and fluidity, essential for our emotional well-being.I share a personal story of recent heartbreak, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and honoring our emotions. Relationships teach us growth and boundaries. Despite the pain, it's crucial to approach endings with gratitude and love, recognizing the value in every connection. In relationships, we learn about tolerance and our non-negotiables. Through my journey, I faced frustration and physical manifestations of emotional stress. It taught me the necessity of self-honoring and letting go when needed.As we embrace life's cycles, we must trust and surrender, finding peace in both beginnings and endings. Breakups can be conscious and amicable, leading to mutual growth. This experience, though short, brought immense value and gratitude. I encourage you to keep your heart open, setting boundaries while embracing love. Share your thoughts and experiences with me. Sending love and blessings to all. Join RADIANCE the Community! https://www.irenesanchezcelis.com/radiance Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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