Legacy of Love Podcast
𓆃 Step into invigorating conversations with myself and pioneering visionaries on cutting-edge wisdom in feminine embodiment, temple arts & modern life magic.Each episode is a portal back to your power, a return to your inherent radiance, and an invitation to live as your…
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E43 Radical Self Love & Receiving when life feels difficult (opens the original)
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In this late-night, unfiltered episode, Asherah explores what it means to be deeply human in a world that is increasingly polished, curated and AI-generated. She speaks about loneliness, despair, feeling lost, and the pressure we can even put on ourselves through the worlds of healing, spirituality and embodiment. This is a permission slip to stop trying to turn every difficult moment into a lesson. Sometimes you do not need another healing modality. Sometimes you need to cry, eat chocolate, wat
E42 The Somatic Approach to leadership and business with Allison Canales (opens the original)
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What changes when we stop building a business from pressure and start building it from a nourished body? In this episode of the Legacy of Love Podcast , Asherah sits down with somatic leadership mentor and writer Allison Canales to explore creativity, business, writing, and the female nervous system. They speak about Allison’s return to writing through Substack, moving away from the constant noise of social media, and what becomes possible when we create from a more embodied place. Together, the
E41 Staying Connected to Your Body During Challenging Times (opens the original)
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In this deeply personal episode, Asherah shares what it has been like to move through an intense season of transition and emotional upheaval. She reflects on feeling numb and disconnected, and what it takes to return to the body when everything feels like too much. Asherah explores the importance of staying present through difficult emotions and recognising when the body is moving through a trauma response. She shares the embodiment practices and tools that have supported her through this time,
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