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073: “The Moment I Let Go, Everything Fell Into Place”- Situ's wisdom!
Dear Trinity Talks Listeners,
Sometimes, the breakthrough comes when we finally stop trying to force it. In this powerful episode of Trinity Talks, our Situ shares her deeply personal story of what happened when she chose to surrender—to stop gripping so tightly and allow life to unfold. What followed was nothing short of extraordinary: unexpected ease, alignment, and a new sense of peace. If you’ve ever felt stuck, burnt out, or afraid to loosen your grip, this conversation might just be the permission slip you didn’t know you needed.
Tune into this episode- certainly not that you would want to miss!!
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This episode of Trinity Talks is sponsored by Nepali Tea Traders.
Nepali Tea Traders is a woman-owned Boston-based company and the first in the United States to offer premium teas exclusively from small farms in Nepal's Ilam region. The company sells a variety of natural and organic tea grown at ideal altitudes of 4,000 to 8,000 feet. The company sells its loose-leaf and bagged tea at tea shops and specialty grocery stores. Its full line of teas is available for purchase at www.NepaliTeaTraders.com. Four of the company’s teas have earned Global Tea Championship honors, including Himalayan Golden Organic Loose Leaf Black Tea, named the world’s best black tea. The company’s mission is to help to build a sustainable tea economy in Nepal, providing Nepal’s tea farmers with fair prices and their fair share of the profit.
Disclaimer: The stories presented in this podcast are personal and for educational purposes only; the hosts are not experts in the subject matter. Trinity Talks claims no responsibility for any loss or damage due to the application or interpretation of the information presented herein.
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By Trinity TalksDear Trinity Talks Listeners,
Sometimes, the breakthrough comes when we finally stop trying to force it. In this powerful episode of Trinity Talks, our Situ shares her deeply personal story of what happened when she chose to surrender—to stop gripping so tightly and allow life to unfold. What followed was nothing short of extraordinary: unexpected ease, alignment, and a new sense of peace. If you’ve ever felt stuck, burnt out, or afraid to loosen your grip, this conversation might just be the permission slip you didn’t know you needed.
Tune into this episode- certainly not that you would want to miss!!
You Matter! Your Opinion Matters! Please leave us your reviews on Spotify, iTunes, or wherever you get your podcast.
You can also leave us your reviews on:
https://www.facebook.com/TrinityTalks1/
https://www.instagram.com/trinitytalksconnect/
We also encourage you to send a note on how we can quench your inquisitive mind, email us what topics you’d like us to explore, and anything you want to share with us. For that, if an email is better for you, our email address is:
This episode of Trinity Talks is sponsored by Nepali Tea Traders.
Nepali Tea Traders is a woman-owned Boston-based company and the first in the United States to offer premium teas exclusively from small farms in Nepal's Ilam region. The company sells a variety of natural and organic tea grown at ideal altitudes of 4,000 to 8,000 feet. The company sells its loose-leaf and bagged tea at tea shops and specialty grocery stores. Its full line of teas is available for purchase at www.NepaliTeaTraders.com. Four of the company’s teas have earned Global Tea Championship honors, including Himalayan Golden Organic Loose Leaf Black Tea, named the world’s best black tea. The company’s mission is to help to build a sustainable tea economy in Nepal, providing Nepal’s tea farmers with fair prices and their fair share of the profit.
Disclaimer: The stories presented in this podcast are personal and for educational purposes only; the hosts are not experts in the subject matter. Trinity Talks claims no responsibility for any loss or damage due to the application or interpretation of the information presented herein.