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Embodiment: Living the Work Episode 9
“Embodiment: Living the Work”
(John’s Tarot – Soul Awakening Series, Episode 9)
In this episode, we explore Embodiment — the stage of individuation where inner transformation leaves the realm of insight and begins to live through the body, relationships, and daily life.
Up to this point in the journey, the work has focused on inner change: shadow, persona, the inner opposite, synchronicity, and death and rebirth. But individuation does not end with understanding. It completes itself only when the work becomes lived.
Drawing from Jungian psychology, Tarot symbolism, recovery wisdom, and personal experience, this episode reflects on how psychological and spiritual growth shows up quietly and practically — not as performance, not as identity, but as stability, presence, and integrity.
✨ In this episode, you’ll explore:
• What embodiment really means in Jungian psychology
• Why insight alone is not transformation
• How inner work begins to change behavior and relationships
• Subtle signs that the work has integrated
• Why humility, consistency, and groundedness matter
• Tarot archetypes that reflect embodiment (Hermit, Temperance, Empress, World)
• A Tarot spread designed to explore embodiment responsibly
Embodiment is not dramatic.
It is faithful.
It is the slow work of living what we have come to understand.
This episode is offered as education and reflection, not prediction, doctrine, or spiritual instruction.
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By rnmisiewichp“Embodiment: Living the Work”
(John’s Tarot – Soul Awakening Series, Episode 9)
In this episode, we explore Embodiment — the stage of individuation where inner transformation leaves the realm of insight and begins to live through the body, relationships, and daily life.
Up to this point in the journey, the work has focused on inner change: shadow, persona, the inner opposite, synchronicity, and death and rebirth. But individuation does not end with understanding. It completes itself only when the work becomes lived.
Drawing from Jungian psychology, Tarot symbolism, recovery wisdom, and personal experience, this episode reflects on how psychological and spiritual growth shows up quietly and practically — not as performance, not as identity, but as stability, presence, and integrity.
✨ In this episode, you’ll explore:
• What embodiment really means in Jungian psychology
• Why insight alone is not transformation
• How inner work begins to change behavior and relationships
• Subtle signs that the work has integrated
• Why humility, consistency, and groundedness matter
• Tarot archetypes that reflect embodiment (Hermit, Temperance, Empress, World)
• A Tarot spread designed to explore embodiment responsibly
Embodiment is not dramatic.
It is faithful.
It is the slow work of living what we have come to understand.
This episode is offered as education and reflection, not prediction, doctrine, or spiritual instruction.