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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 47 MIN

Shadow Work Explained: Trauma, Ego Death & Why Healing Feels Messy

from The Unscripted Woman · host Kelly Kingsland

What if the parts of yourself you avoid… are the very parts holding your power?In this episode of The Unscripted Woman Podcast, Kelly sits down with master healer and mental health specialist Anni Eza, founder of Seeds of Bliss, to explore the real depth of shadow work, trauma healing, and ego death.Anni shares how her journey into healing began through death, emotional suppression, and learning to navigate the shadows most of us are taught to avoid.In this conversation, we explore:What shadow work actually is (and what it isn’t)How trauma is stored in the body and nervous systemWhy relying only on the mind keeps you stuckThe difference between thinking and true presenceHow suppressed emotion manifests as disease, behavior patterns, and self-sabotageWhy you cannot be your own healer when navigating deep traumaThe real outcome of shadow work: wholeness, freedom, and unshakeable self-trustWe also discuss:Trauma patterns formed in childhoodEmotional intelligence vs mental over-analysisWhy “messiness” is a prerequisite for growthWhat it means to become whole instead of perfectIf you’ve ever felt like traditional therapy wasn’t enough…If you’ve sensed there’s something deeper beneath your patterns…If you’re ready to stop bypassing and start integrating…This episode will challenge and expand you.How to connect further:https://healing-guilt.carrd.co/website https://seedsofbliss.lifeFREE NEWSLETTER https://substack.com/@anniezaseedsofblissInstagram https://www.instagram.com/seeds.of.blissFacebook https://www.facebook.com/seeds.of.bliss/TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@seeds.of.blissYouTube https://www.youtube.com/@SeedsofBlissYour host, Kelly Kingsland, works with successful women at transition points - career shifts, identity changes, empty nest - who are ready to stop outsourcing their power and lead themselves.After decades of living by the rules, the roles, and the relentless expectations placed on women, Kelly walked through her own unraveling: burnout, identity collapse, and the quiet ache of knowing she was meant for more. What she discovered on the other side became the foundation of her work.She is the creator and host of The Unscripted Woman Podcast, where she spotlights real, raw conversations with women who are rewriting the rules and rising on their own terms.Kelly’s mission is simple:to help women stop following the script, and design a life that finally feels like theirs.Kelly can be reached at: radiantfemme.ca www.facebook.com/kelly.m.kingslandIG @kellyradiantfemmeSupport the show

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What if the parts of yourself you avoid… are the very parts holding your power? In this episode of The Unscripted Woman Podcast, Kelly sits down with master healer and mental health specialist Anni Eza, founder of Seeds of Bliss, to explore the real depth of shadow work, trauma healing, and ego death. Anni shares how her journey into healing began through death, emotional suppression, and learning to navigate the shadows most of us are taught to avoid. In this conversation, we explore: Wha...

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