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Lindsay-Jean Hard is the author of Cooking With Scraps. She has long taken action to ensure her actions promote sustainability and encouraged others to do the same. Her cookbook makes it easy to do this with your banana peels, coffee grounds, Swiss chard stems and other things you might otherwise compost or throw away.
I had a lot of fun chatting with Lindsay-Jean and reminiscing about my time in Ann Arbor, the start of my journey with local food, and contemplating what to prepare next with my food scraps!
How to cook with food scraps you normally toss Why feeding ourselves is an act of self-love How to cook unfamiliar foods in your CSA (community supported agriculture)Links Mentioned:
Fearless Self-Love Retreat www.fearlessselflove.com
Dr. Claudia Welch https://drclaudiawelch.com/
Workman Publishing https://www.workman.com/
Food 52 https://food52.com/
Lindsay-Jean’s recipes on Food 52 https://food52.com/recipes/search?q=lindsay-jean+hard
Buy Cooking with Scraps here https://www.amazon.com/Cooking-Scraps-Scrumptious-Surprising-Recipes/dp/0761193030/
Lab-grown meat 1:https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2018/07/lab-grown-meat/565049/
Lab Grown meat 2: https://www.wired.com/story/lab-grown-meat/
Samantha’s American Girl Doll Cookbook https://www.amazon.com/Samanthas-Cookbook-Dining-American-Collection/dp/1562471147
Real Time Farms https://blog.realtimefarms.com/
Gabrielle Hamilton’s Prune https://www.amazon.com/Prune-Gabrielle-Hamilton/dp/1743790716
SELMA Café http://selmacafe.org/
What is Dolphin Safe https://food52.com/recipes/76633-potato-peel-focaccia
Potato (Peel) Focaccia https://food52.com/recipes/76633-potato-peel-focaccia
Zingerman’s Bakehouse https://www.zingermansbakehouse.com/
Show Highlights:
02:00 Easeful Living Practice, Grounding Breath to ease that sense of rushing within
09:24 Interview with Lindsay-Jean Hard begins, origin of her book and all about lab-grown meat
22:17 How Lindsey-Jean eats now and how her plate/bowl looks at mealtime, including what to do with Swiss Chard Stems
25:27 Lindsay-Jean’s introduction to Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)
31:30 Lindsay’s journey from Japan to publishing a book, including her support of start-up company, Real Time Farms
37:10 One person’s trash is another’s treasure--Lindsay-Jean’s history as a sustainability advocate and action-taker
41:31 Lindsay-Jean’s favorite go-to recipe for Fall: Potato (Peel) Focaccia
Favorite Quotes:
“It really was, and is, a form of self-love and self-care for me, because I do love cooking and making choices that make me feel good, and I like sharing that with others, too. It’s definitely a form of how I express love -- is by cooking for other people that I care about.” -- Lindsay-Jean Hard
“I realized the dinner plate didn’t have to look like the one main thing and two different sides, it could be a lot of different things.” -- Lindsay-Jean Hard
“I remember when I was little going to subway with my mom and being really concerned if the tuna was dolphin safe or not. So I went home and wrote Subway to make sure.” -- Lindsay-Jean Hard
“I made new all new signs for the Ann Arbor office to make sure people recycled all of their plastic and I would take all of that home and drive it to Grand Rapids periodically for my parents to recycle.” -- Lindsay-Jean Hard
“If I’m junking all this stuff and putting back into the earth and expecting the earth to feed me and nourish me, I know there is something not quite lining up.” -- Andrea Catherine
Meet Lindsay:
Lindsay-Jean Hard received her Master's in Urban Planning from the University of Michigan. Her education and passion for sustainability went on to inform and inspire her work in the garden, home, and community. The seeds of her first cookbook, Cooking with Scraps, were planted in her Food52 column of the same name. Today, she works to share her passion for great food and great communities as a marketer at Zingerman's Bakehouse. She lives, writes, loves, and creates in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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How ebbing and flowing with giving and receiving is tied to well-being How to begin your journey of finding your passion and purpose How to listen to yourself as way toward healing
Links Mentioned :
Ithaka, poem by C.P. Cavafy https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/51296/ithaka-56d22eef917ecFearless Self Love Podcast on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/groundedhere/
Show Highlights:
01:59 Easeful Living Practice, Ithaka poem
05:44 Interview with Karinna of Inward to Ithaka begins, meaning and purpose of her work, how it began
12:40 Karinna’s journey in the wellness world, balancing learning and teaching, balancing self-care and service
16:28 discussion of how the body changes when we begin to up-level self-care, including her battle with endometriosis
21:58 The purpose (and benefits) of giving and serving
24:18 The impact of passion and the deception that we should know it from day one
31:19 What going inward means to Karinna
34:19 Courageous Self-Care Tip” Sit with yourself for 5 minutes, ask yourself “What have you been trying to say that I haven’t been listening to?”
Favorite Quotes
“Even if you’re going through something, you can still help someone else.” -- Karinna of Inward to Ithaka
“Don’t underestimate your ability to help the people around you when you when you’re in a withdraw help myself phase.” -- Karinna of Inward to Ithaka
“To me, boredom, discussion lack of passion come from when we don’t have a sense of purpose.”-- Andrea Catherine
“When i’ve experienced giving as a way of receiving, it’s really connected to me feeling valued and valuable.” -- Andrea Catherine
“A lot of people are wandering around wondering what their purpose is and what their passion is...they know that their purpose is a big part of them, but they don’t know what their purpose is.” -- Karinna of Inward to Ithaka
“As humans, what creates connection for all of us, is that we inherently benefit form connecting, from giving.” -- Andrea Catherine
“Feel the fear and do it anyway.” -- Karinna of Inward to Ithaka
“Remember [you’re] this new upgraded model that is not in a rush. You’ve got patience now...so embrace it. Instead of being stressed out, just relax.“ -- Karinna of Inward to Ithaka
“To know where [others] end and I begin is just as important as how can we collaborate.” -- Andrea Catherine
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This is a replay from S1 E8:
Do you think it’s possible to build future communities of belonging and connection? Living in a culture that values the immediacy and efficiency of life has placed a strain on the importance of connection and belonging to our natural roots. Open your heart and mind with an educational and engaging chat with Brett Holmquist, co-founder and Executive Director at Ravenwood Outdoor Learning Center. Listen as we explore how to cultivate the “survival skill of belonging” and why it's important for young people to learn the beginning steps of fearless self-love in community as well as on our own.
How nature can teach us about gratitude and belonging How our connection to nature relates to our level of connection within ourselves/others How to help our youth foster self-sufficiency and self-loveLinks Mentioned :
Ravenwood Outdoor Learning Center http://ravenwoodolc.orgJon Young’s “Coyote Mentoring” Book https://wildearth.org/shop/books/coyotes-guide-to-connecting-with-nature
Wilderness Awareness School in Duvall, WA https://wildernessawareness.org/about/about
Jake and Judy Swamp, http://www.thetrackingproject.org/ttp/native-communities/remembering-jake-tekaronianeken-swamp/
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Life Coach Angela Christine and I dive into how thriving can look different than what we think of as success. Join us as we explore how we spent our much of our lives trying to be good enough for others and ultimately came to love ourselves.
What I love most about this interview is how Angela shares about her journey to self-love and the power of her words of wisdom. It is undeniable that they come from her heart and personal experience, Angela asks me to share my self-love discovery story, too!
How thriving is connected to believing you deserve your dreams Why some of us flourish with change more than others What your number one job is and why it mattersLinks Mentioned :
Fearless Self-Love Retreat www.fearlessselflove.com Dancing Spirit Ranch www.dancingspiritranch.com Kripalu School of Ayurveda https://kripalu.org/schools/kripalu-school-ayurveda Introduction to Ayurveda Podcast, S2 E11: Ayurveda: Co-Creating Lives We Love https://www.groundedhere.com/podcast Tim Ferris Show https://tim.blog/ Wayne Dyer https://www.drwaynedyer.com/ You Can Heal Your Life By Louise Hay https://www.hayhouse.com/you-can-heal-your-life-paperback Reiki https://www.reiki.org/faq/whatisreiki.html The Art of Extreme Self-Care by Cheryl Richardson http://www.cherylrichardson.com/store/the-art-of-extreme-self-care/ Tony Robbins https://www.tonyrobbins.com/ Satya Narayan Das https://kripalu.org/presenters-programs/presenters/satya-narayana-dasa
Show Highlights:00:58 Fearless Self-Love Retreat Details
02:14 Easeful Living Practice with Angela Christine
03:38 Interview begins!
12:10 Angela’s reflection on thriving
22:27 Vata Dosha ~ Ayurveda’s way of saying the qualities of air & ether
27:48 Our most basic fear of not being good enough and where this starts
29:44 Andrea’s story of discovering she loves herself
36:36 How putting self-care first led Angela to understanding her calling to be a life coach
53:00 Courageous Self-Care Tip
Favorite Quotes:
“When I start to feel like I’m not successful, it’s because I’m ligning myself up with what the world sees as success...you’re on a growth path until you find what you want, and then you stay there.” -- Andrea Catherine
“Thriving comes from not wanting to just get by; not wanting to pass on that life to my children of not having enough.” -- Angela Christine
“I don’t want to have to put the grapes back. I want to be able to give my kids grapes, because that’s one of their favorite fruits to eat.” -- Angela Christine
“What is that limiting belief and get it the heck out of my head, because it is affecting my life daily.” -- Angela Christine
“[I’m] okay with where I am, but also...okay with my dreams...they are legitimate. I deserve them. I’m worthy. -- Angela Christine
“Proximity is power! Whatever you are close to will grow.” -- Angela Christine
“At the core we have the same basic fears...one of the biggest ones is we’re not good enough.” -- Angela Christine
“My dreams [have] an innate value because they’re unique to me.” -- Andrea Catherine
“You have to service your temple. No one else is going to do that for us...This is the body I was given. This is my temple. I have to take care of it. It is my number one job.” -- Angela Christine
“The self-care, self-love piece, if it isn’t there, then you can’t continually grow. You’re either growing or you’re dying.” -- Angela Christine
Meet Angela:
Life Coach Angela Christine values love and connection above all else and these are the values that shine through her 20 years as an energy worker, healer and spa therapist (offering body treatments, aromatherapy, organic facials). Angela’s optimism, passion, and continual learning inform her growth as a practitioner. She is a spiritual, family-oriented mother, partner and friend, who believes in universal love and is eager to support with you on your wellness journey. Visit her at Angelachristinelifecoach.com [email protected]
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Sara Hughes-Zabawa and I give you a taste of the Brené Brown Daring Way Curriculum, movement and reflection participants will experience on the Fearless Self-Love Retreat October 10-14, 2018. To learn more, visit www.fearlessselflove.com
Join us for your 20 minute micro retreat! You’ll benefit most if you’re distraction free, have access to a wall to put your legs up, or a way to elevate your feet to at least hip height, something to write with and something to write on.
What it means to retreat and why we need to Why clarifying your values matters How to utilize your values to enhance a challenging situationLinks Mentioned:
Body Bloom wellness course www.groundedhere.com/courses S1 E3 | Self-Loving Self-Care: Can't Afford Not to Do It with Sara Hughes-Zabawa https://www.groundedhere.com/season-1 Fearless Self-Love Retreat www.fearlessselflove.com Brené Brown www.brenebrown.com Brené Brown’s Daring Way Curriculum https://thedaringway.org/ Center for Restorative Youth Justice https://restorativeyouthjustice.org/
Show Highlights:02:55 Interview starts, easeful living practice included within interview!
06:29 Tools you’ll need for this practice today and what retreat means
10:35 Micro version of the Fearless Self-Love: at home in your heart retreat
36:11 Courageous Self-Care tip
Favorite Quotes:
“[To retreat is] an act of mindfully withdrawing, protecting or preserving time or energy to do our soul, or heart work.” -- Sara Hughes-Zabawa
“Our intention for our retreat is that people create the space and the container to really hear themselves and feel and learn and rest.” -- Sara Hughes-Zabawa
“[Humanism is] seeing everyone, including myself, as human with the same needs (whether they’re in a different order than mine or not) and the same worth.” -- Andrea Catherine
Meet Sara:
Sara is a licensed clinical social worker (LMSW) and a certified yoga instructor (RYT). She is passionate about helping clients achieve better balance and thrive as they enhance the quality of their lives. Either through therapy, yoga, or wellness coaching Sara partners with her clients to help foster the bravery and skills necessary to step towards holistic wellness that honors their mind-body-spirit connection.
Sara received a Masters of Social Work (MSW) from the University of Michigan, with an emphasis in Interpersonal Practice: Mental Health and Interpersonal Practice: Communities and Social Systems with a minor in Community Organizing.
She also received a Graduate Certificate in Women’s Studies from the University of Michigan. Sara completed here RYT 200 hours through the Yoga Alliance certified Bodhi Yoga Studio in 2010.
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Connect with Natha at http://nathaperkins.com/
Connect with Andrea at www.groundedhere.com
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Jada Stewart is a wise soul in a 16 year old body. Listening to Jada, I am inspired and encouraged for the futures of our young people. I am reminded about the value of stepping away from social media and toward things I love, learning something new, and connecting with others.
Join me as Jada and I talk about a teen journey to self-love, stepping back into strengths she had as a kid, and embracing who she is as she continues to look up to others, grow and change.
How to remember who you are with the support of those you admire How to learn from others, while staying grounded in yourself How to get off social media (if a 16 year old can do it, so can you!)Links Mentioned:
Body Bloom wellness course www.groundedhere.com/courses Andrea's blog post about Your Bold Breakthrough with Jada https://www.groundedhere.com/single-post/2018/05/17/Whats-Your-Bold-Breakthrough Jada Stewart’s Your Bold Breakthrough Summit interview with Andrea http://boldbreakthrough.com/andrea-catherine/ Pace Kids TED Talks: https://www.ted.com/Show Highlights:
03:01 Easeful Living Practice ~ Write a letter to someone you want to know
05;57 Interview with Jada Stewart begins; background on Your Bold Breakthrough
13:06 Jada’s past self as shy and nervous and how she reconnected to her strengths
24:04 Jada’s breakthrough moment, after breakdown
31:21 Jada’s tips and tricks to stay in self-love, including how to speak to others who have said hurtful things
37:03 How and why Jada took a real solid break from social media, and how you can, too!
47:32 Jada’s self-love tips
Favorite Quotes:
“I shouldn’t rely on someone else to stand up for me, I should be confident enough to say, ‘You know what, I’m good enough for myself.’” -Jada Stewart
“I started wearing different clothing to cover myself up and conform to other things that weren’t me.” -- Jada Stewart
“At the end of the day, you’re going to be left with yourself and your own thoughts.” -- Jada Stewart
“How could I be speaking about confidence and getting confident and building all this self-love on the summit…[if] I wasn’t in the same mindset?” --Jada Stewart
“I need to stop this body shaming, because I love my body.” -- Jada Stewart
“I can wear my natural hair, I can be myself, I love the color of my skin, I just love myself.” --Jada Stewart
“Just ‘cause I don’t have what that person has, doesn’t mean that what I have is bad.” --Jada Stewart
“I’ve got to stop looking at everyone else’s life on social media and look at just me as a person.” --Jada Stewart
Meet Jada:Jada Stewart is a Sixteen Year old teen who hosted a online series called Your Bold Breakthrough for Women Seeking Guidance. Although she is a teen, she uses her Youthful Experience to influence others on a personal level, and she strives to help Guide those on a path to find their Authentic Self and Own their Power.
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Kelsey Bryant Starr, owner of Numi Yoga in College Park, Maryland, interviews Andrea Catherine about Ayurveda. Andrea shares about what is a dosha, how the five elements influence Ayurvedic perspectives.
Gain insight to navigate your emotions, digestion, and mind when you feel out of balance, and why you may notice particular changes in yourself during particular times of year, activities, and why you are just inherently unique in some ways.
How the five elements - ether, air, fire, water, earth - show up in each of us Why digestion is central to understanding our wellbeing Why everybody’s balance looks differentLinks Mentioned:
Kripalu School of Ayurveda https://kripalu.org/schools/kripalu-school-ayurveda Hilary Garivaltis http://ayurvedichealtheducation.com/ Body Bloom wellness course www.groundedhere.com/courses Heather Stoken https://www.synergybloom.com/ Numi Yoga College Park, Maryland http://www.numiyoga.com/schedule/ Yoga Health Coaching www.yogahealthcoaching.comShow Highlights:
01:00 Easeful Living Practice ~ visualize starting your day ahead, or your next important activity
09:42 What is Ayurveda? What does it mean?
11:48 What’s a dosha?
15:26 What is Vata dosha? What is it responsible for? Where does it live in the body? What role does Vata play in digestion?
20:53 What Pitta really means, and what it has to do with healthy eyes.
24:47 How Kapha manifests in our bodies, personalities, and memories.
28:56 How the doshas support one another and how we can, too!
33:08 What’s the end game? How to “find balance” as yourself
36:27 What doshas being “at fault” really means
37:10 Courageous Self-Care Tip
Favorite Quotes:
“You are all already perfect, until you’re not.” - Hilary Garivaltis
“We disrupt [our enoughness, our perfection] with doubt and fear and choices and habits that don’t serve us well. It doesn’t take away from our deserving, or our humanness, though.” --Andrea Catherine
“We need pitta people to lead, to step up... to follow through...to take action...and do so fearlessly. Kapha’s going to be the one who’s like, ‘slow down, we need to think this through a little more.’ Vata’s... throwing the idea way out there, and pitta’s like, ‘yea let’s go!” -- Andrea Catherine
“As individuals who have different dispositions, we can offer our strengths to other people to help them find balance, to help them nurture and nourish their needs.” -- Kelsey Starr
“We definitely need each other.” -- Andrea Catherine
“Ayurveda is a wellness science that meets us all where we are.” -- Andrea Catherine
Meet Andrea:
Andrea Catherine supports overwhelmed, highly responsible women boost energy, sleep better, and fearlessly love their bodies. Are you committed to being an active part of your own transformation, eager to step into a life you love?
Andrea is the co-host of the Fearless Self-Love Retreats and group Ayurvedic Self-Care course, Body Bloom. She holds recognized certifications as an Ayurvedic Health Counselor, Yoga Health Coach, 500 hour Professional Level Kripalu Yoga Instructor along with her BA in social science from the University of Michigan.
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Launching a heart-centered, community-oriented business is a cause that requires inner transformation. My guest, Kelsey Bryant Starr, owner of Numi Yoga in College Park, Maryland, seems to be a growth junkie, too. She’s on for asking the hard questions, like “am I enough?” and answering them with “‘yes I am , I showed up, I’m breathing, and I have something to offer.”
In this interview Kelsey and I interview each other about our journeys to starting businesses that reflect our personal desires for growth and learning. Listen as we share our reflections on our pathways to learning, loving and accepting ourselves while growing businesses that help others do the same.
How to notice abundance amidst the challenge Why we need each other for true healing How being open allows for what’s to comeLinks Mentioned:
Interview with Brett Holmquist (Season 1, Episode 8) https://www.groundedhere.com/season-1 Ravenwood Outdoor Learning Center www.ravenwoodoutdoorlearningcenter.org Grace Edison’s Yoga of Money http://www.graceedison.com/yoga-of-money/ Numi Yoga College Park, Maryland http://www.numiyoga.com/schedule/ Fearless Self-Love Retreat: www.fearlessselflove.com Body Bloom wellness course www.groundedhere.com/courses Kylin O’Brien interview (Season 1, Episode 19) https://www.groundedhere.com/season-1 Tim Ferriss Show https://tim.blog/ A2 Yoga in Ann Arbor, Michigan www.a2yoga.net Eat, Taste, Heal http://www.eattasteheal.com/ Kripalu School of Ayurveda https://kripalu.org/schools/kripalu-school-ayurveda Dr. Claudia Welch https://drclaudiawelch.com/ Cate Stillman https://yogahealer.com/ Scott Blossom http://www.shunyatayoga.com/ AmeriCorps VISTA https://www.nationalservice.gov/programs/americorps/americorpsvista Pilar’s Tamales https://www.pilarstamales.com/
Show Highlights:03:58 Easeful Living Practice ~ Take advice from your younger self
12:03 Interview begins with Kelsey sharing how she went from studying Yoga for her own learning to opening a Yoga studio in a new city
21:33 Holding challenge and abundance in the same hand (particularly when starting a studio)
26:55 Addressing fears and allowing them to be present; how personal yoga practice informs teaching and starting a business
33;20 Vision of Numi Yoga Studio in College Park, Maryland & the origin of the Numi name
39:53 Kelsey interviews Andrea, starting with Andrea’s interest in and study of Ayurveda
48:52 Andrea’s lessons learned starting her own business
101:19 Courageous Self-Care tip ~ mantra: I showed up, I’m breathing, and I have something to offer.
Your Favorite Quotes:
“There is nothing less selfless than loving yourself.” -- Andrea Catherine
“We all get both be served and be of service.” -- Kelsey Starr
“Everyday something is a little bit beyond what I know about...but, everyday there’s someone who comes across my path...who is such a valuable resource.” -- Kelsey Bryant Starr
“Everyday, when I get on my mat, I get to answer the question, ‘am I enough?’...I get to choose to say ‘yes I am , I showed up, I’m breathing, and I have something to offer” -- Kelsey Starr
“Even when we’re experiencing so many blessings, and gifts and connections, it’s very human to wonder, am I even going to get by, can I even make it through?” -- Andrea Catherine
“There’s no other journey but to get to know our own self. When we can come to our own selves with loving compassion, we can offer that unconditionally to other people.” -- Kelsey Starr
“Those little nudges, for me, mostly come from when I’m able to let go of needing to have it a certain way or needing to let the thing I’m doing work, and rather open up to what could work, and knowing that may not be what I’m doing.” --Andrea Catherine
Meet Kelsey:
Kelsey is proud to join the ranks of the mighty Terrapins in College Park, MD. Her yoga training began with Ana Hough in Ann Arbor (200hr), and continued with national teachers Christina Sell and Gioconda Parker at the San Marcos School of Yoga (300hr). Kelsey participates in ongoing online studies with Christina Sell and attends DC-area continuing education.
Kelsey is passionate about exploring. Yoga is her map for the journey to love her body, community, and self. In Kelsey’s yoga classes students will playfully explore actions within poses and have opportunities to integrate yoga with life off the mat. She jokingly describes her classes as "offering too many alignment cues while you are trying to flow". Kelsey lives in University Park with her husband, Evan, and goldendoodle, Argo.
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Do you notice you have a body when you are not in pain? So much of the time we treat our bodies as if they are simply a vessel to carry around our brains. In this episode, Regina @wolfmedicinemagic dives into her experience of feeling connected to her body and how she supports Yoga, Barre and Ayurveda students to connect to their bodies outside of when they are in pain. Join us to go behind the scenes of the wellness professional’s hustle for building clientele, fearless marketing, and utilizing the power to say no, or yes, when it comes to self-care and socialization.
Why Yoga is about more than the perfect pose What it means to be connected to your body How to balance saying yes with saying noLinks Mentioned:
Fearless Self-Love Retreat: www.fearlessselflove.com Dancing Spirit Ranch https://www.dancingspiritranch.com/workshops-retreats/ Brené Brown: The Daring Way https://thedaringway.org/ Email Andrea & Sara to sign up for the retreat bonus: [email protected] https://www.instagram.com/wolfmedicinemagic/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/WolfMedicineMagic/ Regina’s favorite Hatha spiritual yoga class http://www.urbanasanas.com/ Dolores Cannon https://www.dolorescannon.com/
Show Highlights:02:42 Easeful Living Practice ~ Downward Facing Dog
09:41 Interview begins with Regina @wolfmedicinemagic who came to Yoga through dance and how her view of Yoga transformed from one of resistance to one of love
13:58 Yoga classes Regina loves & why
21:21 Regina’s dance background and our riff on the stability or instability of teaching Yoga
28:32 Regina’s fearless approach to promoting workshops on Instagram. We get technical about being a solo-prenuer and what it takes
34:04 What Regina’s learned about self-care
Favorite Quotes
“What lights me up is the profound learning I experience as a teacher in various modalities. Whether it be yoga, barre fitness, Breathwork or Ayurveda I am constantly learning from students and participants. Through my interactions with others I learn about myself and become a better teacher.” -- Regina @wolfmedicinemagic
“So much of we learn is impacted by who’s delivering it or how we’re learning it.” -- Andrea Catherine
“I like a challenge, but I don’t always feel the need to do the most advanced class and be the best in the front row. Because I realize that’s...very much an ego thing.” -- Regina @wolfmedicinemagic
“The point of yoga isn’t to get the perfect forearm stand...it’s very much about being in my body, being in my body, feeling my body, noticing my emotions and sensations as they come up, being a witness to them.” -- Regina @wolfmedicinemagic
“As much as I’ve danced and as much as I teach, I have to be reminded that not everyone is connected to their body.” -- Regina @wolfmedicinemagic
“Connect with your body outside of when your body’s in pain, because that’s often the only time when people recognize what’s happening in their body.” -- Regina @wolfmedicinemagic
Terminology:
Pitta: the energetic combination of fire & water, the essence of summer, midday and midlife
Ayurveda: East Indian Medicine, meaning “life knowledge”
Meet Regina:
Regina is an Ayurvedic Health Counselor, 500-hr registered Yoga Teacher and Breathwork healer living in Brooklyn, NY since 2004. She received her Ayurveda and yoga teaching certifications from the Kripalu School of Yoga and Ayurveda in 2014 and trained with master Breathwork healer and teacher David Elliot in 2017. @wolfmedicinemagic
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Are you asking yourself safe or dangerous questions? In this hot off the mic interview with Liam Bowler of The Body Awake podcast we dive deep into the process of curiosity and inquiry and how to know when it's time to act instead of freezing in analysis paralysis. Listen in as I interview a fellow Montanan about his experience with practicing introspection as a pathway to self-love. This interview prompted me , almost immediately, to shift how I approach my reaction to suffering within myself.
Why it’s important to ask the dangerous questions Why to sit with suffering instead of trying to relieve it How to move from inquiry into actionLinks Mentioned:
Fearless Self-Love Retreat: www.fearlessselflove.com Dancing Spirit Ranch https://www.dancingspiritranch.com/workshops-retreats/ Brené Brown: The Daring Way https://thedaringway.org/ Email Andrea & Sara to sign up for the retreat bonus: [email protected] The Body Awake http://www.thebodyawake.com/about/ Camp Kitchen where Andrea will be cooking www.ravenwoodolc.org Liam’s interview with Kimberly Ann Johnson http://www.thebodyawake.com/#/kaj/ Liam’s Body Work practice https://dynamicalignmentbodywork.com/ Stephen Porgus Polyvagal Theory http://stephenporges.com/ Liam’s first interview with Irene Lyon http://www.thebodyawake.com/#/se-irene/ Banksy http://banksy.co.uk/ Liam’s upcoming workshops http://www.thebodyawake.com/workshops/ Liam’s YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR1pE63MWey2Fq9QMCfiyRQShow Highlights:
00:58 Fearless Self love Retreat Bonus Details
02:48 Easeful Living Practice ~ What questions are you asking yourself?
05:15 Interview with Liam Bowler begins, Liam helps folks understand their body’s intelligence as well as their educational needs
10:14 Dangerous Questions are the ones that might change your life. Are you asking them?
22:44 Liam shares about dark days and months in his life and explore how he would interact with his younger self today
31;58 How to ask a dangerous question, the intimacy and the power behind the words
36:31 Liam’s invitation to reflect on what is being evoked by dangerous questions -- what is keeping you from being vulnerable?
41:38 Why try to relieve our own suffering? The pain of witnessing suffering and how it causes us to try to wish it away.
45:49 Anatomy of the Autonomic nervous system
49:55 How Liam navigates self-care and self-love as a practitioner and how he supports his clients and students in navigating their own dangerous questions with love and care
Favorite Quotes
“There is a growing interest among us, not just a ‘fix me’ mentality, but a kind of education, which comes in many forms.” --Liam Bowler
“Education is the kindling of a flame, not the filling of a vessel.” ― Socrates“Owning your own experience is infinitely more infinite and ambody and non-checked out.” -- Liam Bowler
“You’re not doing anything wrong here by suffering.” -- Liam Bowler
“Don’t wait for yourself to be perfectly healed and integrated before you start trying...to make something better.” -- Liam Bowler
“I have so much more to learn about myself.” -- Andrea Catherine, as inspired by Paula Greenstein
“Upon awakening, what gets liberated from what?” -- Adyashanti
“I have, lots in my life, used that lack of needing to solve something as a conceptual bunker, with which to hide from taking action.” -- Liam Bowler
“Self-hatred is one of the most narcissistic things out there; meanwhile life is happening.” -- Liam Bowler
“Do you care who gets the credit?” -- Liam Bowler
“Where are you hiding behind inquiry?” -- Liam Bowler
Meet Liam:
I’m Liam Bowler, a licensed massage therapist, structural bodyworker, musician and rock climbing guide (among other things, of course). Some of my loves lately: these heartbreakingly beautiful Montana sunsets, my weekly "Spotify suggests" playlist, yoga, cutting my own hair, this podcast, learning how my car works, meditation, taking my neighbors' dog for walks in the hills behind my house.
I live in Missoula, Montana, and make regular trips to Seattle—for work and fun—and sometimes other places, too. If you'd like what I do to come near you, please shoot me a line and let me know.
You can learn more about my bodywork practice at my website for that: Dynamic Alignment Bodywork.
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This is not about relationship advice, or the mature loving relationship of many years. Nor is it about being in-lust. Rather it is about that in-love place, You can’t wait to see that person again, your life is overflowing with feelings and emotions. We explore the connection of being in love with another to loving ourselves, as well as the revolutionary qualities of being in love, both the wonderful and the challenging. People’s lives change when they fall in love.
Listen in as Michael and I riff on confidence, taking risks, fantasizing, and the value of throwing out sensibility from time to time. This is not an episode only for those in love or on the verge of it. We also talk about how to access the benefits of being in love when we’re not.
How falling in love changes us for the better and the worse Why gaining confidence come from taking risks How to dance with your dreams and benefit from fantasizing Fearless Self-Love Retreat: www.fearlessselflove.com Dancing Spirit Ranch https://www.dancingspiritranch.com/workshops-retreats/ Brené Brown: The Daring Way https://thedaringway.org/ Email Andrea to sign up for the retreat bonus: [email protected] Fearless Self-Love Retreat www.fearlessselflove.com S1 E20: The Humanity of Self-Love with Michael Joseph https://www.groundedhere.com/season-1
Show Highlights::58 Fearless Self love Retreat Bonus Details
03:08 Easeful Living Practice ~ Love note to self
06:48 Interview with Michael Joseph begins -- he’s seen over 100 people in that in-love stage & what it has to do with self-love
18:06 What’s confidence have to with it? How being in love bolsters our courage to try new things and also our tolerance for unhelpful behavior
24:25 Patterns of falling in love: enlivening of the senses
31:19 How to get connection with ourselves, fearlessness, oxytocin if we’re not in love
41:20 Dance with the dream, the benefits of fantasizing
48:18 The value of trusting and, at times, questioning our intuition
56:06 Courageous Self-Care Tip: Take a risk!
Your Favorite Quotes
“When we see someone in love, sometimes we actually think, ‘they’re crazy, why are they doing that, what’s that about, why are they risking everything?’” -- Michael Joseph
“[Being in love] has a bright side, it has a danger to it, but it’s very enriching.” -- Michael Joseph
“Sometimes we connect with parts of ourselves in loving another person that had been forgotten...or we didn’t know was there... we actually not only fall in love with the person, but we may fall in love with a part of ourselves that have been lost.” -- Michael Joseph
“How am I allowing my connections with others to inform my connection with myself?” --Andrea Catherine
“We often attribute to another, a power that was already in ourselves.” -- Michael Joseph
“Sometimes that in-love feeling is really kind of a need we’re speaking to--I need some stimulation, I need some novelty, I need something to test myself against.” -- Michael Joseph
“Falling in love is sort of like an emotional extreme sport.” -- Michael Joseph
“Andrea, you need to go inside yourself, and find what makes you strong.” -- Paras Moghtader, Andrea’s friend (S1 E7 Fearless Abundance of Yoga & Ayurveda) https://www.groundedhere.com/season-1
“Tapping into the dream of yourself, and taking a step in the direction of that dream, that’s self-love.” -- Michael Joseph
“You get confidence by risking being told no.” -- Michael Joseph
Meet Michael:
I'm a therapist, musician, rock climber, basketball player. I've spent the last 30+ years of my life exploring in my own life and with my clients the nature of love, life, emotional suffering and emotional joy. I feel privileged to be in a profession where I have the opportunity learn something everyday about life in conversation with the people who come to me.
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Do you believe you are worth the love you give others? I don’t mean do you think others should love you as much as I mean, do you believe you deserve your own love. Yes, you can pause here. Breathe. This is a big question. It’s the question Melanie Redd and I explore in this wide-ranging interview in which she shares her story of self-love by way of parenthood at an early age, launching a fitness business and learning new sports in her forties.
Melanie has passion for making self-love a prerequisite for meeting particular fitness goals. Looking at our bodies with disgust gets us nowhere we want to be, and fast. Listen in for tips to move gently into self-love no matter what your wellness goals are.
Why authenticity is worth the hard work How to take a compliment, and mean it! How to learn something new at any ageLinks Mentioned in Your Episode:
Fearless Self-Love Retreat: www.fearlessselflove.com Dancing Spirit Ranch https://www.dancingspiritranch.com/workshops-retreats/ Brené Brown: The Daring Way https://thedaringway.org/ Email Andrea to sign up for the retreat bonus: [email protected] Fearless Self-Love Retreat www.fearlessselflove.com Shapr App where Melanie & I met http://www.shapr.co/ Natha Campanella Interview Cancer Season and Pitta Dosha ~ http://fearlessselflove.libsyn.com/bonus-6-cancer-season-pitta-dosha Glennon Melton’s Love Warrior https://momastery.com/blog/about-glennon/ Can You Take a Compliment? Blog Post https://www.groundedhere.com/single-post/2018/01/15/Can-You-Take-A-Compliment Yoga Health Coaching www.yogahealthcoaching.com
Show Highlights:02:15 Fearless Self-love Retreat Early Bird Bonus Details!!
06:36 Easeful LIving Practice ~ Cooling Breath
11:14 Interview with Melanie Redd begins
14:14 What does it mean to deserve self-love?
18:58 Melanie’s personal journey into self-love and self-care -- intentional life disruption as an act of self-love
32:42 The work it takes to be authentic and why it’s worth it. We can all do hard things.
52:21 How to take a compliment -- “Thank you, it’s true.” (hat tip: Yoga Health
Coaching community)
1:05:40 How to shift and name boundaries in order to show up and being loving to myself.
1:10:03 Learning new things at any age is possible, including skateboarding at 40 and snowboarding at 42
Favorite Quotes
“I’m learning to skateboard; what’s the big deal?” -- Melanie Redd
“There is great risk for people to not love themselves.” -- Melanie Redd
“The moment I found out I was pregnant was the day I started practicing the figure-it-out way of life.” -- Melanie Redd
“I’m done sending my representative; I’m going to send me!” -- Andrea Catherine (in reference to Glennon Melton in Love Warrior)
“I just don’t want to feel, ever again, like I’m coming from that place of inauthenticity, and I want to do the work that it takes to be authentic.” -- Melanie Redd
“You’ve got to work on yourself, and I don’t think I can help you with it.” -- Melanie’s husband
“The act of being vulnerable includes admitting what we don’t know.” --Andrea Catherine
Meet Melanie:
Melanie Redd is a Fitness business owner and runs a virtual training program for holistic exercise and total wellness programs. She is also a Strength & Conditioning Coach for a highschool football team and specializes in Functional Movement and corrective exercise for athletic performance and reduced injury risk.
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Listen in as I chat with Laura Munson about her journey of self-love through the written word, and how she discovered she actually is a writer. She reminds us that the path we are often often surprises us, and that we need to be the ones to see in ourselves what is already of value. We need to give ourselves permission to be who we are, have it be easy and enjoyable.
In our conversation, Laura recounts her journey of writing a best-selling book and all that led to that point. She tells us about why she writes and recites quotes of other writers who inspire her to continue. Get a taste of why community is such an essential part of the process for a developing writer, and maybe you will end up on one of her famous Haven Writing Retreats here in Montana!
When who we thought we wanted to become changes How community can enhance your writing experience Why be the one to give yourself permission to be just as you areLinks Mentioned:
Dancing Spirit Ranch Brené Brown: The Daring Way Fearless Self-Love Retreat Laura Munson & Haven Writing Retreats Laura Munson’s article in New York Times Modern Love column Terry Tempest Williams Naomi Shihab NyeShow Highlights:
00:58 Fearless Self-Love Retreat: at home in your heart details
02:15 Easeful Living Practice: Write Before Read
05:57 Interview begins with Laura’s story of Fearless Self-Love, including her submission to NY Times Modern Love
15:33 Laura’s journey to knowing she was a writer
25:05 How having a community enhances Laura’s writing & self-love
32:24 Haven Wander -- join Laura as she wander the globe
41:21 Strategy of being flexible
Favorite Quotes
“I sat at that intersection of heart and mind and craft...for a very long time before I let people see my work.” -- Laura Munson
“Writing has become my practice, my prayer, my meditation, my way of life, and sometimes my way to life.” -- Laura Munson
“All writers are mining their lives.” -- Laura Munson
“I write to shine a light on a dim or otherwise pitchblack corner to provide relief for myself and others.” -- Laura Munson
“Nobody asks you to be a writer.” -- Laura Munson
“Miss Munson, this is not cinema! Take this to the fools in the English department.” -- Laura’s impression of her screenwriting professor
“I didn’t want to be a writer.” -- Laura Munson
“Turn the mirror on yourself and look into how you’re already showing up in your life and where the flow is.”-- Laura Munson
“I write in a solitude born of community.” -- Terry Tempest Williams“Community is the soil and all the things in the soil, the water and sunlight that are going to allow the seed to sprout, but the seed sprouts alone.” -- Andrea Catherine
“Maybe if we re-invent whatever our lives give us / we find poems. Check your garage, the off sock / in your drawer, the person you almost like, but not quite. / And let me know.” -- Naomi Shihab Nye
“I can be this happy, alone, at home, in my own bed, but I just had to go to Italy to find out.” -- Laura Munson
“I can’t really hide if I want to get what I want.” -- Andrea Catherine
“I give myself permission to be exactly who I am, and have it be easy...and fun.” -- Laura Munson
Meet Laura:
Laura Munson is the author of the New York Times and international bestselling memoir This Is Not The Story You Think It Is: A Season of Unlikely Happiness(Amy Einhorn/Putnam 2010) which Book of the Month Club named one of the best books of the year. It has been published in nine countries and has been featured in Vanity Fair, Elle, Redbook, Time, Newsweek, Washington Post, Publisher’s Weekly and many other newspapers, magazines, and online venues across the globe.
Laura is the founder of Haven Writing Retreats, which Open Road Media ranked in the top five writing retreats in the United States, and speaks and teaches on the subject of voice and empowerment through creativity at conventions, corporations, universities and schools, retreat and wellness centers.
Her work has been published in the New York Times, the New York Times Magazine, O. Magazine, The Week, Huffington Post, Redbook, Woman’s Day, Good Housekeeping, Ladies Home Journal, More Magazine, Time Magazine, Newsweek, The Sun, The Shambhala Sun, Big Sky Journal and others. She has appeared on Good Morning America, The Early Show, WGN, many NPR stations, Hay House radio, as well as other media including London’s This Morning and Australia’s Sunrise. She lives in Montana with her family.
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Join me one Monday each month as I chat with Natha Campanella for a conversation about Ayurveda and Astrology!
NEW ON MONDAYS! Join Andrea and friends as they share 10-minute tidbits with you to start your week off with ease and joy. This week, Andrea speaks with Natha about Cancer Season and Pitta Dosha. How do you hit pause and nurture yourself? It’s time to take a second and make sure you are nourishing your body with cooler foods and lots of water, both inside and out.
3 Bullet Points:
Cancer, a water sign, is about home and family, with a motherly quality. Cancers are emotional secure and are selfless giver, but this can result in a ‘giving to get’ mentality. Pitta out of balance can have a hot temper or be very passionate, but can stay very focused. Strong Pitta energy learns quickly and remember things, and chase after adrenaline. It’s a tough task, but start asking for what you want.Show Highlights:
4:15 Natha explains Cancer and what the season can bring
7:50 Andrea talks Pitta- the combination of fire and water
11:15 Where do you go to collapse?
17:30 get introverted and prepare yourself for what’s to come. Where do you overextend?
19:30 Planet retrogrades, present and future.
Your Favorite Quote
“The more we are willing to be open and honest with ourselves about our process, and about the things we want to change about our ways of being in the world, the better.”
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In this interview with fellow Yoga Health Coach, Alexandra Epple, she gets real about her struggle with Anorexia and her journey to finding deep appreciation for who she is. Her passion for supporting women to love and care for themselves comes from her very real journey of learning to do so for herself. Listen as Alexandra not only reveals her personal trials, but also her triumphs. She offers practical tools for exploring how to enjoy your own company.
How Alexandra’s anorexia transformed into a relationship of self-love Why nourishing touch can be foundational to cultivating self-love How time in silence and stillness can enhance one’s self-loveShow Highlights:
02:59 Easeful Living Practice: Mindful Eating Practice
11:20 Interview with Alexandra Epple begins
15:12 Alexandra’s recognition of her privilege and the development of her anorexia
20:02 Lack of self-love rooted in lack of purpose
26:35 Impact of another reflecting love as foundation of self-love
29:32 Spiritual self-discovery through Yoga & Thai Massage -- the power of touch
41:10 Nourishing the spiritual body with silence, sound, stillness, prayer
Favorite Quotes“There is so much that can be done by the changing way we feed ourselves, the way we treat ourselves, the way we look at our bodies.” -- Alexandra Epple
“For so long I thought I was going to be a mom, I always thought I was going to be a mom. And now, I feel like my children are my students or my clients or my patients.” -- Alexandra Epple
“Purpose really comes from knowing your spirit, what your spirit wants, what you’re deeply desiring.” -- Alexandra Epple
“I still wasn’t loving myself; I still wasn’t eating” -- Alexandra Epple
“Falling in love [is] a mirror [in which] we see ourselves through someone else’s eyes.” -- Andrea Catherine (credit to my therapist Michael Joseph)
“If you can’t enjoy your own company, how can you expect someone else to enjoy your company?” -- Alexandra Epple
“Life is a lot more fun when I’m confident” -- Andrea Catherine
“Physical and emotional cleansing...needed to happen in order to actually get to the spiritual self, to get more subtle.” --Alexandra Epple
“By bringing hands onto our body the nervous system calms down, and the access opens to self-love.” --Alexandra Epple
“Once you really embrace money and just see it as an energy exchange...I’m giving something and someone sees it as being so worthwhile that they’re giving energy back.” -- Alexandra Epple
Meet Alexandra:
Alexandra Epple CAS, CMT is an Ayurvedic Practitioner & Teacher, Yoga Health Coach, seasoned bodyworker and Midlife Coach. Her approach to health is super practical and down to earth. She supports mature women through menopause and midlife so they come out the other end feeling better than they ever have; vibrant, joyful and luxuriously healthy. There is no complicated hormone stuff, vitamin hunting or mineral counting. When it comes down to it, healing is super logical and pretty easy too. You just need to learn some principles. Alexandra helps you do that. Her podcast Women Gone Vibrant revolutionizes the way you think about your body so you can create the next you, unapologetically. Download her FREE Better Menopause Video Series to get the scoop on a natural, easeful menopause.
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This interview with fellow Yoga Health Coach Carly Banks grew out of our conversation in the surf on a Yoga Healer retreat in Mexico this past March. Carly is on for growth and embracing the changes that better her life. She is on for guiding others to do the same.
In this conversation we talk about the impacts of prioritizing self-care on family life. As a mom, Carly’s insights and personal transformation that she shares will resonate most with those those have a lot to tend to, and who are on for discovering they are much more powerful than they imagined.
Why putting yourself first is a habit you want to have
How to get unstuck from thinking you can’t change
What strategies for building healthy habits work for moms
Links Mentioned:
2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Brahmamuhurta (Sacred Time before Dawn)
Show Highlights:
02:59 Fearless Self-Love Retreat Details!!
08:24 Easeful Living Practice
13:31 Interview with Carly Banks begins with how and why thinking of herself first has been essential
19:51 Value of waking with the sun, the power of circadian rhythm, Nobel Prize Winners in Physiology
23:20 Relationships with others are dependent on our relationships with ourselves. How Carly got out of her own way as a new mom.
30:24 Carly’s journey to self-love from self-hate; highlight on Abhyanga (self-massage)
41:13 Figuring out who we are, so we can show ourselves and others, and love ourselves:) Carly’s celebration of healing in her marriage as a result.
44:26 Impact on physiology of honoring circadian rhythms ~ lighten your physiology
51:07 Courageous Self-Care Tip~ touch your own body in a way that will help you to love you more
Favorite Quotes:“Everything just flows a lot more easily if you can just put yourself first, and then you become more able to serve others, and to serve your business.” -- Carly Banks
“Our minds are a part of our bodies, rather than the other way around.” -- Andrea Catherine
“The cool thing about our relationship with ourselves, is that we have the power to change [our] behavior.” -- Andrea Catherine
“I’m ... doing watercolor paintings, and making flower crowns... I’m being hyper creative in this brahmamuhurta, this sacred time before the dawn. It’s brought me a feeling of self, again.” -- Carly Banks
“As I massaged my body and gave thanks to my upper arms, for everything that they do, and the way they hold and support and embrace my children and my family and myself, all those feelings of hatred went away, and so much acceptance swept in.” -- Carly Banks
“The world is full of perfect people and they come in all shapes and sizes.” -- Carly Banks.
Meet Carly:In learning the foundational teachings of Ayurvedic wellness, along with the science behind the power of routine, and the unbelievable level at which our habits - good and bad - dictate our reality, Carly's gone back to her roots. From the ground up she's created a healthy structure for her life, creating routines and daily practices that fill her up, thereby filling up her kids. Now, through her offerings at The Habit, Carly provides well-structured programs to support and nurture the growth and thrive of all women.
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3 Bullet Points
How to mother yourself as an adult Why knowing ourselves more enhances our self-love potential What is astrology and how can it help meLinks Mentioned in Your Episode:
The Art of Asking by Amanda Palmer http://amandapalmer.net/theartofasking/
Show Highlights:03:16 Easeful Living Practice: Invite your emotions to sit with you
07:00 Interview with Natha Campanella Perkins begins
12:24 Natha’s first astrology reading and how it validated her
14:44 How to navigate our imperfections (and our inner critic) with self-love
18;18 Staying connected to and trusting your higher self
26:00 Andrea’s image of her older self and how she connects with her for guidance
29:30 Mothering yourself as an adult and how Taurus shows up in Ceres
35:39 Transformation of Andrea’s relationship with her own mom
40:00 How hearing other’s stories boosts our own aha moments
44:25 The Astrology of Self-Love: and introduction to astrology. Self-love requires acceptance. Acceptance requires awareness…
51:30 Astrological transits explained
Your Favorite Quotes
“Are you staying in reality?” -- Andrea Catherine
“When I’m cultivating my inner witness, suddenly it’s like I’m not alone.” -- Natha Campanella
“In order to keep your equilibrium, and feel nurtured and nourished, you need to make sure senses are pleased.” -- Natha Campanella
“How would we ever deal with adversity if our parents met our every single need?” -- Natha Campanella
“There is a true hunger for connection, and I know when that need isn’t met, that’s when I overeat...If I’m in connection with people...it does affirm this human need that I believe we all have to be connected at some level...that does satiate a certain hunger within us.” -- Andrea Catherine
“The more we know ourselves, the more self-loving we can be.” -- Natha Campanella
Meet Natha:
Extreme sensitivity to the emotions of other people prompted Natha Perkins Campanella to try and make sense of her own spiritual journey early in life. A natural student, she became fascinated with astrology when she realized how well it helped explain some of her most personal mysteries. She’s heard people say that “astronomy is a science but astrology is just an art…” (she begs to differ). Natha is a Master Life Coach, a writer and a professional Astrologer who uses a combination of astrology and intuitive guidance to help people understand themselves better, and THAT is definitely an art!
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