EPISODE · May 15, 2025 · 13 MIN
7 | GROWING IN THE DARK
from Gaze Within · host Caithlyn
In this episode, we talk about the science of unseen transformation—from subconscious rewiring to nervous system shifts to the butterfly effect. I also share a personal story about what it really looks like to grow when no one’s clapping yet.✨ Inside:– How to stay anchored when growth feels invisible– The butterfly effect (and why it’s real)– A 4-step practice for alignment in the darkShare this with someone who's in a season of becoming. 🤎 Follow us on Instagram @gazewithin.coRead the reflection + journal prompts at gazewithin.co
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In this episode, we talk about the science of unseen transformation—from subconscious rewiring to nervous system shifts to the butterfly effect. I also share a personal story about what it really looks like to grow when no one’s clapping yet.✨...
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