<p>In this episode of Connected, join Kimberly Dam as she shares how a conversation with a friend opened her eyes to her own coping process, and how creating a habit of always "explaining our pain" can hinder our healing, employing the ego and causing separateness.</p>

In this episode of Connected, join Kimberly Dam as she shares how a conversation with a friend opened her eyes to her own coping process, and how creating a habit of always "explaining our pain" can hinder our healing, employing the ego and causing separateness.

Explaining Our Pain

Hi loves! And welcome! This podcast was born in a past iteration of my work, during a time when connection—to Spirit, self, and the unseen—was the axis of my becoming. Connected (w/ Kimberly Dam) served as a container for psychospiritual inquiry, emotional excavation, and inner rewilding.

While these conversations once reflected my deepest truths, I no longer fully resonate with parts of what was shared here. The path has since refined. My voice has since rooted. And the embodiment I now carry moves from a deeper stillness.

I offer this archive not as instruction, but as a timestamp—of where I once stood, in devotion. May it meet you where you are. May you trust your own rhythm to stay, pause, or walk on.

For current offerings and reflections, please visit kimberlydam.com.

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Spirituality

Hi loves! And welcome! This podcast was born in a past iteration of my work, during a time when connection—to Spirit, self, and the unseen—was the axis of my becoming. Connected (w/ Kimberly Dam) served as a container for psychospiritual inquiry, emotional excavation, and inner rewilding. While these conversations once reflected my deepest truths, I no longer fully resonate with parts of what was shared here. The path has since refined. My voice has since rooted. And the embodiment I now carry moves from a deeper stillness. I offer this archive not as instruction, but as a timestamp—of where I once stood, in devotion. May it meet you where you are. May you trust your own rhythm to stay, pause, or walk on. For current offerings and reflections, please visit kimberlydam.com.

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