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Ramadan is often seen as a sacred month only for Muslims, yet its deeper invitation is profoundly human: a chance to reset your nervous system, release emotional weight, and remember that you are safe to lead.
For twenty years, I navigated a tumultuous, emotionally abusive marriage. The practice of Ramadan—fasting, reflection, and surrender—became the lifeline that helped me regulate my limbic system, reclaim my body, and rebuild my sense of self. That journey is what ultimately shaped my work as a Somatic Holistic Healer and the creation of my Four Mind Alignment™ methodology and my self‑guided course, Feel Safe to Lead.
What Most People Miss About RamadanBeyond food and drink, Ramadan can be a powerful somatic and leadership reset—even if you are not Muslim.
Consider fasting from:
When you treat fasting as spiritual, behavioral, and emotional forgiveness, you create space to:
This is the inner work most leadership trainings skip—and the work that makes sustainable leadership possible.
Why “Feeling Safe” Is a Leadership SkillMy Four Mind Alignment™ methodology is designed to help you regulate and stay centered in your body so you can lead from resonance, not reactivity.
When you feel safe to lead:
Ramadan gave me a yearly structure to practice this: pausing, observing my patterns, and consciously choosing who I wanted to be on the other side of the fast. That same structure is built into Feel Safe to Lead.
This Week on “What People Miss”In this week’s episode, “Rise, It’s Ramadan: Benefits and Tips for Non‑Muslims,” I share:
If this resonates, let's connect https://calendly.com/theultimatejoygoddess/
Introspect on where you can forgive yourself.
See yourself in your greatest power
Commit to being that version of yourself
Devote 14 days to doing that by joining Feel Safe to Lead https://www.skool.com/feel-safe-to-lead-8430
#podcast #WhatPeopleMiss #Ramadan #benefitsofRamadan #MentalHealth #Emotionalwellness
By Cordelia GaffarRamadan is often seen as a sacred month only for Muslims, yet its deeper invitation is profoundly human: a chance to reset your nervous system, release emotional weight, and remember that you are safe to lead.
For twenty years, I navigated a tumultuous, emotionally abusive marriage. The practice of Ramadan—fasting, reflection, and surrender—became the lifeline that helped me regulate my limbic system, reclaim my body, and rebuild my sense of self. That journey is what ultimately shaped my work as a Somatic Holistic Healer and the creation of my Four Mind Alignment™ methodology and my self‑guided course, Feel Safe to Lead.
What Most People Miss About RamadanBeyond food and drink, Ramadan can be a powerful somatic and leadership reset—even if you are not Muslim.
Consider fasting from:
When you treat fasting as spiritual, behavioral, and emotional forgiveness, you create space to:
This is the inner work most leadership trainings skip—and the work that makes sustainable leadership possible.
Why “Feeling Safe” Is a Leadership SkillMy Four Mind Alignment™ methodology is designed to help you regulate and stay centered in your body so you can lead from resonance, not reactivity.
When you feel safe to lead:
Ramadan gave me a yearly structure to practice this: pausing, observing my patterns, and consciously choosing who I wanted to be on the other side of the fast. That same structure is built into Feel Safe to Lead.
This Week on “What People Miss”In this week’s episode, “Rise, It’s Ramadan: Benefits and Tips for Non‑Muslims,” I share:
If this resonates, let's connect https://calendly.com/theultimatejoygoddess/
Introspect on where you can forgive yourself.
See yourself in your greatest power
Commit to being that version of yourself
Devote 14 days to doing that by joining Feel Safe to Lead https://www.skool.com/feel-safe-to-lead-8430
#podcast #WhatPeopleMiss #Ramadan #benefitsofRamadan #MentalHealth #Emotionalwellness