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This podcast is a shared sacred spiritual garden and the work here is intentional.Through seasonal readings, conversations, and lived wisdom, we practice reparenting ourselves at the root through the guidance of the cosmic mother, learning how balance, harmony, and…
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Episode 109: Reparenting from the Roots - Week 38 of 52 | The Adult Is Driving Now (opens the original)
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For 37 weeks, we've been talking about reparenting ourselves from the roots learning to nurture, protect, correct, comfort and actually listen to the person living inside our own skin. But eventually good parenting does something extraordinary: It produces an adult who can increasingly handle her own life. This week we're talking about the moment between feeling and action, making choices without needing someone else to be wrong, creating our own joy, learning from our patterns instead of punish
Episode 108: Week 37 of 52 Let It Count (opens the original)
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When Experience Becomes Evidence Last week we talked about what a privilege it is to participate. Then Dr. Rey turned 50, and we spent ten days living that idea—with celebration, curiosity, nostalgia, absurdity, tenderness, grief, beautiful clothes, questionable amounts of dessert, and absolutely no concern for behaving our age. When it was over, I realized the experience asks one more thing of us: Let it count. Something doesn't have to last forever to become part of who you are.
Episode 107: Week 36 of 52 What a Privilege to Participate (opens the original)
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What if all this healing was never supposed to make life painless? Maybe we reparent ourselves so we can become capable of participating in the whole experience of love and grief, hope and disappointment, work and celebration, beginnings and endings. This week, during Dr. Rey's 50th birthday shenanigans, I'm taking inventory of a life that contains things we once weren't sure we'd ever get to experience. Because sometimes the ceiling we lived beneath wasn't the sky. And sometimes the greatest ev
Episode 106: The 3 A.M. Witness - Episode Nine | The Masks That Became Us (opens the original)
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Tonight’s question: What happens when the mask you built to survive life stops feeling like a mask… and starts feeling like your actual identity? In Episode Nine of The 3 A.M. Witness, we sit with emotional armor, nervous systems, identity drift, burnout, bitterness, survival personalities, and the strange human tendency to slowly fuse with the very protections we once created temporarily. Tonight we talk about anger, exhaustion, emotional adaptation, hidden grief, defensive identities, and the
Episode 105: Reparenting from the Roots - Week 35 of 52 | The Third Tree - Grace Before Conclusion (opens the original)
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What happens when we stop deciding what something is before we've actually experienced it? This week, the kitchen table goes on the road as my chosen Auntie and I drive into the Nevada desert to sit beneath Sekhmet, the Egyptian goddess of fire, protection, and healing. Two fiercely protective women. Two different trees. One afternoon of singing bowls, cards, tears, laughter, strangers, and absolutely no plan. Maybe reparenting isn't about becoming finished. Maybe it's learning to meet life with
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