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EPISODE · May 9, 2026 · 18 MIN

The Mechanics of Feeling — Defined vs. Undefined Emotions

from Cinder and Salt · host Candace Bethel and Kristy Sturdivant

Are you feeling your own emotions, or are you a mirror for everyone else’s? Kristy and Candace dive into the Human Design "Solar Plexus" center to explore the mechanical difference between having defined vs. undefined emotional energy.IN THIS EPISODE:THE EMOTIONAL WAVE: Understanding the chemical process of the defined Solar Plexus and why there is no "truth in the now".THE MIRROR EFFECT: How those with undefined centers amplify the emotions of others—and how to stop taking it personally.EMOTIONAL AUTHORITY: Navigating the "waiting period" before making big life decisions.CONDITIONING: The societal pressure to "fix" emotions and why simply sitting with the wave is the ultimate healing.PRACTICAL ALIGNMENT: How to identify which emotions belong to you and which you are just "sampling" from the room.CONNECT WITH US:Candace Bethel: Expert in Frequency Medicine and Human Design.Kristy Sturdivant: Mapping the intersection of Universal Laws and Human Design.JOIN THE CONVERSATION: If this episode sparked a shift for you, please Rate and Review the show! It helps other seekers find their way to the circle.

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