We all have intuition and both an inner and outer guidance system that supports us. We’ve just been living in a culture that has pulled us so far away from ourselves, our centre and therefore our amazing abilities that we innately have.

We have incredible tools and support systems to lean upon—or better said: engage with—within and around ourselves. But we’ve got to start getting curious and be willing to the explore deeper, vaster parts of ourselves.

We primarily live in the left hemisphere of our brain and the neocortex thinking/speaking mind, at that. There is a whole other hemisphere to explore as well as our two other centres of intelligence: the heart and the gut. Then there is our being, our energetic body and our emotional body that offer so much wisdom and intuition.

In this episode I share some personal experiences of how my intuition has communicated with me and what you can do to begin to connect, listen and be in conversation with your own.

Tune in for more…

Loving you from afar,

Corinne

www.corinneblum.com

Instagram: @corinneblum @ theauthenticselfcoach

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You want to get life “right.”

You’re afraid to make a mistake and make a wrong turn

And end up in a place you didn’t expect to arrive to.

But life doesn’t happen along one road

There is no destination

And there are no wrong turns.

Because life is a series of experiences

Like one bead strung after the next.

You cannot get this wrong.

There are infinite roads and infinite opportunities

And it is your free will that will decide which path you choose to explore.

Stop being so hard on yourself.

Stop measuring were you should be.

You are walking the path

And all that is asked of you

Is that you stay present.

Loving you from afar,

Corinne

www.corinneblum.com

@corinneblum

@theauthenticselfcoach

The pressure of purpose…

I kind of wish I had never been told that I was special, or talented, or that I would do great things on a grand scale because expectation gets tied into that and pressure comes out of expectation.

But what creates pressure around purpose?

Is it our lack of self-worth trying to prove something?

Is it society’s constant dangling of the carrot in front of our noses saying we’re not enough until we achieve more?

Or is it the knowing of our soul’s mission that relentlessly pushes us towards our potential?

Maybe it’s all three and more. I don’t have the answer but I can offer a conversation around so that maybe you feel less alone under your own pressure.

Tune in for more…

Loving you from afar,

Corinne

www.corinneblum.com

@corinneblum

@theauthenticselfcoach

I almost didn’t want to record today as I was feeling tired, a bit low, periody and like I wasn’t sure what I could even offer from that place.

But then I thought, there is no better moment to talk about self-worth when I myself am feeling down and having a conversation with my self-worth.

When we’re feeling down, many of us feel (or have felt in the past) alone with our experience. Because our society isn’t one to say: yes, welcome, we can include that.

It has us wait for when we’re fine, happy, positive, successful. And yet the irony is, that society simultaneously will tell us that we’re not good enough as we are.

Let’s talk about self-worth and how it doesn’t come through just when we’re happy and positive and on a high, it’s actually most needed when we’re feeling down and on a low.

It comes in with love and says: it’s okay, I’m here for you, I love you no matter what. Even if you’re huddled up on the couch feeling all shitty, I’m here for you. I’m not going anywhere. I’m here.

But self-worth also let’s us know we don’t need to play out that story or go down that hole because why do we need to hurt ourselves like that? Why do we need to suffer unnecessarily? The discomfort is enough as it is. Just stay with that.

In this episode I talk about self-worth, how the healing process ebbs and flows and how all we’re asked to do, is to just stay with ourselves with loving presence, to hold our own hand, as we walk through this crazy ride we call life.

Tune in for more…

Loving you from afar,

Corinne

www.corinneblum.com

Instagram: @theauthenticselfcoach

I just came off of a Brainspotting training and it was remarkable to experience and witness the body/brain’s ability to self heal.

Just having someone to hold the space and be held by their sheer presence, was/is healing in and of itself.

We have the ability to self heal but healing doesn’t happen on the surface. It’s not a snorkel trip but a deep sea dive. From a scientific perspective, healing doesn’t happen in the neocortex but in the subcortical brain or brainstem.

Don’t under estimate the power of presence and being held in the container of love and when held there, your ability to self heal.

I am merely the guide, the one who holds the torch to shine light upon the path back home to your true, Authentic Self.

Tune in for more…

Loving you from afar,

Corinne

www.corinneblum.com

The greatest journey you’ll ever take is 9 inches: from your head to your heart.

In this episode I talk about our society’s over focus on the mind, how dropping into our heart and felt, emotional, experience and aligning our mind, heart and gut, is what brings us into wholeness, harmony and equilibrium.

In an over-masculinised society (but unfortunately a wounded masculine), in a society that deifies the mind over all else, we’ve become fragmented versions of ourselves. We are innately whole. We are inherently collaborative and compassionate but we’ve been severed from our true Selves and true nature.

The journey from head to heart, from fragment to wholeness, is the greatest journey we’ll ever embark upon.

Tune in for more…

Loving you from afar,

Corinne

We all want love but we’re equally good at keeping love at bay because by nature, we are vulnerable beings and can easily feel hurt.

To open up to love we have to look at our fear of love, the pain that drives it and the wound that created the hurt of our pain.

In order to open up to love we have to hold our pain and give it love so that it can feel safe enough to open up to love.

It’s often a process of holding sometimes contradictory feelings or experiences-the longing for love and the pushing it away because of the fear of how love may hurt us.

In the end, it’s about creating an inner safety and power that we experience when we fully embrace our vulnerability and our entire human experience-which means loving our shadow too.

So how do we open up to love? Listen to your fear, your pain and your unmet needs and pour love into them. Then you’ll be able to not just yearn for love but to invite it in and receive it when it does arrive. And if you’re in a relationship, you’d be surprised how even couples can withhold love and keep love and vulnerability at bay.

Tune in for more…

Loving you from afar,

Corinne

The greatest journey you’ll ever take is 9 inches: from your head to your heart.

In this episode I talk about our society’s over focus on the mind, how dropping into our heart and felt, emotional, experience and aligning our mind, heart and gut, is what brings us into wholeness, harmony and equilibrium.

In an over-masculinised society (but unfortunately a wounded masculine), in a society that deifies the mind over all else, we’ve become fragmented versions of ourselves. We are innately whole. We are inherently collaborative and compassionate but we’ve been severed from our true Selves and true nature.

The journey from head to heart, from fragment to wholeness, is the greatest journey we’ll ever embark upon.

Tune in for more…

Loving you from afar,

Corinne

We are in a powerful time of transition and that goes for us as individuals and as a collective.

As we’re attuning and evolving, the shadow is coming to light and we’re recognising our true nature once more. But the path requires awareness.

How do we move from victimisation into self-responsibility? Which leads us to self-empowerment and the full embodiment of our true nature.

How do we move from the analytical mind into the heart? And how can creating equanimity between our left and right brain, act as a passageway to living in heart?

I explore these questions and more in today’s podcast.

I’ll leave you with one image before you tune in….

I remember hearing about an indigenous elder that likened our society to a bird flying with only one wing. A bird with one wing cannot truly fly for there is no balance. It flies in circles, you could metaphorically say. This has been the consequence of living in a primarily left-brained, masculine (not divine masculine, however) society. We have lost one wing and we need to restore its counterpart: the divine feminine.

To me, the divine masculine is presence and the divine feminine is heart. When the masculine is in true presence, the feminine feels safe enough, held enough, to open her heart. With presence and love it becomes a natural choice to walk the path of love. And it is my belief that in order to change the world and create the new world that awaits us through our creativity (as we are the makers of the new world), we must walk the path of love.

This means stepping off the path of fear. Alchemising the victim into the self-responsible, mature, sovereign, adult archetype. Bringing equilibrium to our mind, calling back in the divine masculine and feminine, and dropping into our hearts.

Loving you all from afar,

Corinne

In this very non linear episode, I talk about the concept of letting go when it comes to the narratives, coping mechanisms, defences and blocks that keep us from receiving love.

At the root of our coping mechanisms, or at the core of why we hold onto resentment, anger and blame, is fear.

Love is deeply vulnerable and so fear inevitably arises within it because we don’t want to get hurt and feel pain.

If we approach love unconsciously, we will be at the mercy of our triggers, fears and wounds. And if we don’t deal (lovingly) with our pain, it will surely come out sideways both within a relationship and most especially if/when we breakup from that relationship.

Tune in for more…

Loving you from afar,

Corinne