Life Wants to Live with Maryse Godet Copans

Maryse Godet Copans suffered with anxiety and other physical symptoms for years and sought out answers for this suffering. Then she found the Three Principles and her symptoms fell away. She received coach training and began to share what she’d seen with others.

Then her symptoms returned, which was frustrating and confusing. Maryse used this experience to deepen her exploration of the life that is living though her and allowed herself to be present with whatever that brings, knowing she is safe.

For 15 years Maryse Godet Copans searched high and low for ways to overcome chronic stress, anxiety, and their many symptoms. Techniques, tools, analyzing her past – you name it, she did it – yet peace of mind remained elusive and symptoms stuck. Then she read Michael Neill’s book The Inside Out Revolution and learned about how human life really works. ​​Today Maryse lives in the flow of life where anxiety is allowed to dance freely with happiness and excitement. And underneath it all lies Peace, ever present and unchangeable. 

You can find Maryse Godet Copans at Flow-erPower.com and on Facebook at Built-in Brilliance.

You can listen above, on your favorite podcast app, or watch on YouTube. Notes, links, resources and a full transcript are below. 

Show Notes

* The return of anxiety symptoms after having resolved them

* Being reminded that everything is temporary

* How it is normal and safe to experience everything life has to offer

* On knowing that the ‘bathroom’ exists and walking with others as they find their way there

Resources Mentioned in this Episode

* Michael Neill

* Nicola Bird, A Little Peace of Mind

Transcript of Interview with Maryse Godet Copans

Alexandra Amor: Maryse Godet Coopans, thank you for being here on Unbroken. Welcome.

Maryse: Oh, thank you, Alexandra. It’s a pleasure.

Alexandra Amor: It’s so nice to see you again.

Why don’t you take us back to the beginning and tell us about how you came across the three principles.

Maryse: I’m going to condense what, six years or whatever, all the time before, I’m going to make it very, very, very short. So basically, for me, my history is with anxiety. It started in 2003, physical symptoms, and then the beginning of a long, long search for a fix. Which, every single thing helped along the way. I tried many, many things. 

It led me one day to hear Michael Neill because I think at the time I subscribed to Hay House, I can’t remember why. But I subscribe to Hay House and I listened to a short something he had, I think on Facebook, I’m not I can’t remember precisely but saying ‘we live in the feeling of our thinking’. Those were his words. We live in the feeling of our thinking. And I was like, Heck, no. But he got my attention. And I got curious about that. 

So I started listening to him. And I was like, well, it’s interesting, but to be really honest, the terms he used his vocabulary around the three principles – mind consciousness and thought – ...