HeyJaredMoving To Oneness
Moving to Oneness is nourishing curiosity, embracing differences and being One. Let yourself be surprised every Sunday with what arises for you, when Meilin Ehlke brings you inspiration, wisdom, transformation, exploratory thinking and motivation through this podcast.
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Ep. 160 ~ Guest Tarek Bibi - Conscious Rap Poetry Transforms Collective Pain (opens the original)
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Meilin and Tarek explore what it means to reclaim your power and listen beyond old systems of identity. Tarek shares how breaking from inherited beliefs helped him create the Infinity Healing Modality, transforming struggle into purpose, abundance, and healing for others. The conversation also highlights the power of words, sound, and music as activators that can help us remember who we are and move closer to harmony with ourselves, each other, and the Source within.
Ep. 159 ~ Meilin Ehlke - Under the Stars (opens the original)
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**Under the Stars** reflects on the quiet wonder of shooting stars, the forest, and the subtle ways nature awakens memory, recognition, and a sense of connection within us. Meilin Ehlke invites listeners to notice how the woods can cradle and restore us, and to become more mindful of our relationship with the living world around us.
Ep. 158 ~ Guest Chris Nielsen - Being Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (opens the original)
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Meilin Ehlke and Chris Nielsen explore healing through truth, self-awareness, and past life regression therapy, centered on Chris’s transformative experience with Tchaikovsky’s life and trauma. They also discuss how living authentically can free us from inherited patterns, deepen creativity, and help us support others in becoming more fully themselves.
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