An Inspired Life: Expansion without Suffering

EPISODE · Apr 25, 2017 · 48 MIN

An Inspired Life: Expansion without Suffering

from An Inspired Life · host An Inspired Life

Whew. This episode is BIG. For centuries humans have been practicing how to grow through suffering. How to take grief, restrictions, tragedy, pain and turn it into strength, persistence, learnings and growth. But lately I’ve been exploring what would happen if we learnt to pay attention, to receive the learnings from life, without having to suffer first? This podcast episode with the divine Tenille Bentley – teacher, author, sound frequency alchemist, and all-round consciousness bad-ass – is so inspirational and full of wisdom. Tenille and I discuss the #1 technique to receive our learnings without suffering (self-enquiry), what actually causes suffering (our perception of an experience), and how we can shift to a world that doesn’t need to get to ‘breakdown’ to experience breakthrough. If you would love to be the calm in any storm – this episode is for you. Inspired takeaways include: • The importance of self-enquiry before tragedy, and some questions to guide you • How to identify the difference between your highest self and your wounded self so you can choose who’s in control • The importance of not over-spiritualising and the need to be grounded on our consciousness journey • Why nearly all choices come down to the choice between love and fear, and how to choose love • Tenille’s recommended tools to clear fear • What the world needs to know to raise consciousness globally JOIN THE TRIBE – Head over to https://www.facebook.com/groups/lightworkersrising/ to join a community and sacred space for lightworkers. Join the conversation under the podcast post to tell us what resonated for you, and ask any questions you have for Kiara and her guests. This is where you get the most ongoing benefit from this podcast – supported by like-minded, light-working individuals. With love, K xx Divine Translator & Energetic Alignment Guide www.aninspiredlife.com.au

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