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In this episode, we dive deep into the transformative power of forgiveness—what it truly means, why it’s so difficult, and how it can bring healing and freedom. As I’ve been learning about this topic, I wanted to share my insights with you because the act of forgiving is not just about others; it’s also about setting ourselves free.

We’ll explore:

✅ The emotional and psychological impact of holding onto resentment

✅ Why forgiveness doesn’t mean forgetting or excusing hurtful behavior

✅ Practical steps to start your own journey toward healing

Join me as we unpack the lessons and challenges of forgiveness, and let’s grow together. 💛

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Join us as we explore the final sign of the zodiac, Pisces, with the irreplaceable Suzanne Platner. We delve into the compassionate, mysterious, and all-encompassing nature of Pisces, tracing the evolution of the zodiac from Aries to this transcendent sign. We also discuss personal anecdotes and the unique experiences of those with strong Pisces placements.

Aquarius is a fixed air sign: This means they are mentally focused, stubborn, and comfortable in their current state (winter in the Northern Hemisphere).  

Visionaries and Innovators: Aquarians are known for their unique perspectives, genius, and ability to see the world as it could be. They are often focused on the future and technology.  

The Water Bearer: This symbolizes Aquarius sharing their unique knowledge and vision with the collective, inspiring others. It's about individual contribution to the larger group.

Individualism and the Collective: Aquarius balances a strong sense of self with a desire to contribute to the greater good. They believe that by being their truest selves, they empower the collective.  

Playful and Rebellious: They are playful and enjoy challenging the status quo, often rebelling against established rules and norms.  

Love Themselves (Differently): Unlike Leo's outward self-love, Aquarius's self-acceptance is intrinsic. They are so secure in who they are that they don't constantly question or need validation.

Need for Rules (to break them): Ironically, Aquarius needs rules to define what they are rebelling against. Saturn's influence is important even though they might not acknowledge it.

Shadow Side: Aquarius can be dissociative, lonely, and cold. Their fixed nature can lead to isolation if they become too fixated on a vision that others don't share. Eccentricity can also be a negative trait if it leads to unproductive or "crazy genius" behavior.

Relationships: Aquarians inspire others to be themselves. They are often loved for their authenticity and the liberating feeling they give to their friends.  

Not Always Outwardly "Aquarian": Not all Aquarians fit the stereotypical image of a tattooed rebel. Their revolutionary spirit can manifest in quiet ways, like a therapist changing the landscape of mental health care.

Gen Z Aquarians (Pluto in Sagittarius, Neptune in Aquarius): This generation is seen as potentially visionary, but also possibly gullible and influenced by social media. Their search for truth (Sagittarius) combined with a fixed mindset (Aquarius) can be a powerful, but potentially inflexible combination.

In this episode of the Living Out Love podcast, hosts Amy Hageman and Suzanne Platner discuss Capricorn season, focusing on Capricorn's traits, challenges, and significance. Capricorn, a cardinal earth sign, is described as stoic, goal-oriented, and with a strong moral compass. They emphasize hard work, integrity, and the ability to climb metaphorical mountains. The conversation also touches on Capricorn's potential for being controlling and the importance of solitude. They explore Capricorn's relationship dynamics, highlighting the need for alone time and the depth of their love when they have a mission. The episode concludes with astrological transits and their implications for the upcoming months.

Talk to you in 2025 loves!

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Amy Hageman and her guests, Dana and Stephanie Foy, discuss Enneagram Type 7, known as the Enthusiastic Visionary. They highlight Type 7's optimistic, joyful, and adventurous nature, emphasizing their dislike for boredom and mundane tasks. Examples of famous Type 7s include Robin Williams, Voltaire, and Usain Bolt. The conversation covers Type 7's strengths, such as leadership and practicality, and their potential vices, like gluttony for experiences. They also explore Type 7's relationship dynamics, noting their tendency to avoid commitment due to a fear of restriction. The discussion includes insights on Type 7's wings (6 and 8) and their emotional intelligence, emphasizing the importance of balance and self-awareness.

In this episode of the Living Out Love podcast, hosts Amy Hageman and Suzanne Platner delve into the astrological sign of Sagittarius, focusing on its traits, evolution, and significance. Sagittarius is described as the sign of the Gypsy, philosopher, and archer, always seeking truth and adventure. It is a fire and mutable sign known for its boundless energy, restlessness, and intellectual curiosity. The conversation also explores Sagittarius's potential shadows, such as dogmatism and self-righteousness. Additionally, they discuss the current astrological transits, including Mercury retrograde, Mars retrograde, and the New Moon in Sagittarius, emphasizing the importance of reflection and re-evaluation during these periods.

Amy Hageman discusses the importance of emotional intelligence and personal transformation amidst political and global uncertainties. She emphasizes seven reminders: clearing emotions to avoid stress, recognizing the unknown feelings of others, acknowledging personal power, understanding the present moment, recognizing global interconnectedness, embracing unseen support, and rejecting the notion of a point of no return. She also provides tips for navigating these times, including holding space for complexity, embracing positive emotions, being intentional with consumption, practicing self-care, strengthening intuition, and co-creating with divine energy.

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• Theme: Being on your soul's path doesn't always feel right or clear, but that doesn't mean you're off track
• Key points:
• - Just because your path feels difficult, confusing, or upsetting doesn't mean you're not on the right path
• - Practicing radical acceptance can help free you from resisting what is and allow you to access your intuition
• - There are often multiple paths to get to where you're meant to go - you can't really do it "wrong"
• Encouragement to connect with your intuition, journal, and do what you need to do to stay grounded in this uncertain time
• Emphasis on wanting the best for everyone, regardless of differences

Amy Hageman discusses the importance of language and dehumanization, emphasizing the need to rewire our brains to see people as individuals rather than roles or demographics. She highlights the chaotic nature of change and the necessity of addressing systemic issues, using America's foundation built on slavery as an example. Hageman advocates for using specific, humanizing language, such as names and personal connections, to counteract dehumanization. She addresses the use of terms like "Black" versus "African American," the acceptance of "they/them" pronouns, and the importance of treating people as they wish to be identified. She encourages compassion and curiosity in navigating cultural changes and emphasizes the value of evolving our perspectives.