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Return to Yin is a podcast for those feeling exhausted by excess Yang, hustle culture and ready for a deeper way of living. We explore burnout recovery, dismantling patriarchy, honoring cyclical rhythms, and reconnecting to the body’s innate capacity to heal.
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What Does Feminizing Money and Leadership Look Like? with Jody Weiss (opens the original)
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In this episode of Return To Yin Podcast (previously Soulthentic), I sit down with Jody R. Weiss, a serial entrepreneur, social activist, and lifelong meditator. We dive deep into the concept of feminizing capital, exploring how we can shift financial and business landscapes towards greater equity, heart-centered leadership, and conscious impact. Jody shares insights from her 50 years of meditation, guiding us through a short practice to cultivate presence and clarity. We also discuss her journe
What Can Taoist Healing Arts Teach Us? With Dr. Solla Pizzuto (opens the original)
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In this episode of Return To Yin (previously Soulthentic) Podcast, I interview the radiant Solla Pizzuto, Senior Chi Nei Tsang and Universal Tao teacher trained by Master Mantak Chia. Together, we explore Solla’s powerful path into Taoist healing arts and how Chi Nei Tsang, an abdominal massage rooted in ancient Taoism can release emotional imprints. Solla shares how she came to this practice, how it transformed her relationship with her body and spirit, and why womb healing is vital for reclaim
7 things I wish I knew before becoming a healer (opens the original)
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In this episode, Linh Le shares her personal journey into Chinese medicine, revealing the truths and surprises she wish she knew before starting her healing career. Whether you’re a practitioner, caregiver, or curious about holistic health, her heartfelt insights shed light on the deeper aspects of healing work that often go unspoken. Key Topics * The interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit in Chinese medicine * The spiritual dimension of healing and its importance * The intensity and emoti
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