Dear Rising Soul Podcast

Send us Fan MailHealing the father wound starts with understanding how it shaped you. In this episode we explore what the father wound really is, how it lives in the body, and what reclamation actually looks like.My own story. The fear and the longing. The voice I carried into adulthood without knowing it. And what healing looked like on the other side.If you're working through childhood wounds, conditional love, or patterns you can't seem to shake — this conversation is for you.Free bundle: A Guided Return to Unconditional Self-Love bundle linked below.https://naomicarr.me/start-hereRemember. Rise. Heal.Support the show

Send us Fan MailWhat if the pain you’ve carried for years has a name?In this deeply personal episode, I explore the mother wound and the lasting impact of growing up without the emotional safety, tenderness, validation, or connection every child deserves.Together, we explore how this wound follows us into adulthood through relationships, self-worth, people-pleasing, anxiety, abandonment wounds, and the nervous system — and what it means to begin healing the inner child and breaking generational cycles.If you’ve ever felt unseen, emotionally alone, or like you were always reaching for love that stayed just out of reach, this episode is for you.You can also download my free A Guided Return to Unconditional Self-Love bundle here:A Guided Return to Unconditional Self-Love BundleWith much love,Naomi 🤍Support the show

Send us Fan MailBefore the podcast, before the words, before any of this, there was a little girl lying in bed at night with an invisible mic in her hand, speaking to souls she hoped would feel less alone.In this deeply personal episode, Naomi Carr shares the story behind Dear Rising Soul, the loneliness that shaped her childhood, and the quiet calling that followed her long before she understood what it meant.This is a conversation about purpose, healing, imagination, belonging, and the gifts we carry long before the world tells us they matter.If you’ve ever felt different, too sensitive, or too dream-filled for the world around you, this episode is for you.You can also download my free A Guided Return to Unconditional Self-Love bundle here:A Guided Return to Unconditional Self-Love BundleWith much love,Naomi 🤍Support the show

Send us Fan MailWe tell ourselves we’re afraid of failing, but that’s not the whole truth.In this episode, we explore the deeper fear that keeps us from showing up. The fear of being truly seen. The fear of being human in front of others, of being judged, misunderstood, or found not enough.You’ll be invited to look at what it’s really costing you to stay hidden, and what begins to shift when you give yourself permission to show up exactly as you are. Not when you’re perfect. Not when you’re ready. But in your full, imperfect humanness.You can also download my free A Guided Return to Unconditional Self-Love bundle here:A Guided Return to Unconditional Self-Love BundleSupport the show

Send us Fan MailWe don’t wake up one day and decide to abandon ourselves.It happens quietly… in the moments we say yes when everything in us is saying no, stay silent when something real wants to be spoken, and keep showing up for everyone else while slowly disappearing from ourselves.In this episode, we explore what self-abandonment really is, where it begins, and why it can feel so natural we don’t even question it. More importantly, we look at what it’s costing you — and what it means to begin choosing yourself again.You can also download my free A Guided Return to Unconditional Self-Love bundle here:A Guided Return to Unconditional Self-Love BundleSupport the show

Send us Fan MailIf you've ever been the one who sees the pattern, names it, feels it, and tries to change it — while everyone around you carries on as if nothing is wrong — this episode is for you.Being a cycle breaker is not just about awareness. It's the exhaustion of holding what others won't look at. The loneliness of being the only one in the room who feels the weight of it. The quiet resentment you feel guilty for even having.In this episode, Naomi speaks directly to the cycle breaker — the one who didn't choose this role but is living it anyway. We explore what it really means to break a generational pattern, why the hero's journey isn't always visible or celebrated, and why the pain you carry isn't a sign that something is wrong with you.It's a sign that something is changing through you.In this episode:What it really means to be a cycle breakerThe emotional weight no one talks aboutWhy your awareness is not a burden — it's a beginningHow healing yourself creates change beyond youIf you've been searching for a space where these conversations happen, you just found it.Follow Dear Rising Soul wherever you listen to podcasts.Remember. Rise. Heal.Free class Unlearning Shame and Guilt is available for you: https://naomicarr.me/start-hereSupport the show