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In this episode, I'm reflecting on what happened after I declared that I was beginning to feel rooted and unshakable in this new season of life. Almost immediately, life began to mirror that declaration back to me through obstacles, challenges, and moments that asked me to see just how steady I have become.
I share about a recent knitting retreat on San Juan Island and how the experience brought forward both joy and grief. While the retreat itself was beautiful and deeply nourishing, it also helped me recognize that I'm no longer in the same season of adventure and travel that I once was. What used to feel like a core part of my identity has shifted, and I'm learning to honor the quieter life that feels true for me now.
I also reflect on how grief continues to shape me and how signs of my dad's presence appeared throughout the weekend. His absence was felt deeply, but so was the growth that has come from carrying that grief over the past year. In the midst of discomfort, I was able to see how much stronger and more capable I have become.
This episode is about understanding that declarations often invite life to show us what we're ready to embody. When we claim a new identity or vision for ourselves, the universe may bring forward the very challenges that help us grow into it. These moments are not punishments or setbacks. They are opportunities to release what no longer fits and trust what is taking root.
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Kim Kogane is a writer and intuitive guide helping you navigate the tender in-between seasons of life. She lives in Seattle, Washington, with her dog Cauchy and three cats. Learn more about Kim.
By Kim KoganeIn this episode, I'm reflecting on what happened after I declared that I was beginning to feel rooted and unshakable in this new season of life. Almost immediately, life began to mirror that declaration back to me through obstacles, challenges, and moments that asked me to see just how steady I have become.
I share about a recent knitting retreat on San Juan Island and how the experience brought forward both joy and grief. While the retreat itself was beautiful and deeply nourishing, it also helped me recognize that I'm no longer in the same season of adventure and travel that I once was. What used to feel like a core part of my identity has shifted, and I'm learning to honor the quieter life that feels true for me now.
I also reflect on how grief continues to shape me and how signs of my dad's presence appeared throughout the weekend. His absence was felt deeply, but so was the growth that has come from carrying that grief over the past year. In the midst of discomfort, I was able to see how much stronger and more capable I have become.
This episode is about understanding that declarations often invite life to show us what we're ready to embody. When we claim a new identity or vision for ourselves, the universe may bring forward the very challenges that help us grow into it. These moments are not punishments or setbacks. They are opportunities to release what no longer fits and trust what is taking root.
This episode is for you if:
Resources and Links:
Related Episodes:
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Kim Kogane is a writer and intuitive guide helping you navigate the tender in-between seasons of life. She lives in Seattle, Washington, with her dog Cauchy and three cats. Learn more about Kim.