In this episode, we workshop through four particular wounds that people in our Aotearoa orbit have written in about. Given peoples responses, these are wounds we are sharing in and collectively trying to feel/escape/learn from:

1. I’m struggling to detach from my desire for toxic sex and I’m struggling to desire stable and safe relationships.

2. A connection has ended in ghosting and I’m sad and finding the lack of closure hard to move forward. 

3. I keep experiencing abandonment when I exhibit vulnerability and ask for help in my relationships. 

4. I’m finding it hard to feel safe to be honest. I want to keep the peace but saying nothing no longer aligns with my values. 

May wounds be the place we find connection with others, accountability towards ourselves, and transformation moments/access points to the next stunnux things we are in calling in. 

Hosted by: @maiabluefire on @resurrectingtheindigenous

Cover art by Gella Mae: @_syzygy__

Taonga puuoro interludes by Mumu Moore: @_mumu_moore

Sound effects by freesound community from Pixabay

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In this introduction episode we surge through a bunch of topics, addressing how much more we want from our lives and relationships, musing on how we can create this for ourselves. 

In light of patterns continuing to pop up for all of us (calling in the same shet over and over and thinking we have no power to change this), how can we move past the stagnation of not quite getting the lesson & let go of the part we are playing so that we can start experiencing, feeling, creating new stuff in our personal lives? 

Love is our birthright but remembering how to do it well is a korero for all of us. Nobody suffers alone - we have overlapping pain and lessons and must pool together what we know so that we can keep going. Fuckin sucks but we can do it. Here with you x 

Hosted by: @maiabluefire on @resurrectingtheindigenous

Cover art by Gella Mae: @_syzygy__

Taonga puoro interludes by Mumu Moore: @_mumu_moore

Sound Effect by freesound community from Pixabay