What happens when home stops being a place and becomes something we feel, practice, and carry within us? In this episode, Nina Aziz Justin explores belonging as an inner rhythm and identity as a house we rebuild across seasons of change.

Through gentle philosophy, lived insight, The Wanderer’s Manifesto, and a reading from Chapter 15, Spiral Homecoming, she reflects on how the self bends, reshapes, and expands as we move through the world.

This episode is for anyone who has outgrown an old version of themselves or felt the quiet ache of searching for a place to belong. As you listen, consider this question: Which part of your identity no longer fits who you are becoming—and how might you soften or rebuild your inner architecture to welcome the truer version of you?

If these ideas resonate, you can continue the journey in Nina’s memoir The Home Within, written as a companion for anyone navigating identity, migration, motherhood, or reinvention.

The Home Within is available on Amazon and bookstores worldwide https://mybook.to/thehomewithin

For more information about Nina Aziz Justin and her work, visit https://theresiliencementor.com