In this episode of The Truer Podcast, Katrina reflects on feminine power—what it is, how it’s been shaped over time, and why it can feel difficult to fully access.

She shares personal experiences of growing up with conflicting messages around the body, expression, and identity, and how these early imprints can lead to a quiet disconnection from self.

Katrina speaks about the ways we learn to adapt in order to feel safe—often through self-betrayal, people-pleasing, or minimizing parts of who we are—and how this separation from our power can become normalized.

She also explores the idea that we are in a time where feminine power is beginning to re-emerge. Not all at once, but in layers—often through moments of discomfort, reflection, or emotional awareness.

This episode moves through the relationship between the body, memory, and power, and what it can look like to begin reconnecting with what has been set aside.

A reminder that this isn’t about becoming something new—but about returning to what has always been there.

If this episode resonated with you, please share it with someone who may need this message. The world needs more of us honouring who we truly are.

🌙 Journal Reflections

• When was the first time you felt disconnected from your body or expression?

• Where in your life have you learned to adapt in order to feel safe?

• What parts of yourself might be asking for your attention now?

• What do you notice when you ask yourself, what do I need?

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