The Embodied Podcast

In today's episode I discuss the nervous system response of living in a functional freeze state. 

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In today's episode I discuss the evolution of my creative process.

I discuss the Athena archetype, if you want to learn more about this archetype, click here.

I also discuss the Hestia archetype, if you want to learn more about this archetype, click here.

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In today's bonus Deep End episode Rick and I discuss the implications of being individuals existing within a cultural structure that has suppressed feminine consciousness for thousands of years.

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In today's podcast I unpack what I believe to be the roots of codependency.

Although the ruptures may occur relationally, I discuss a depth psychological and archetypal approach to the trauma of codependent roots

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In today's episode I discuss the quote by Carl Jung, "One should never think that man can reach perfection,” wrote Jung “he can only aim at completion – not to be perfect but to be complete."

I discuss this from a somatic lens.

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In this episode I discuss why it is important to give yourself permission to STOP DOING IT ALL.

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Today's episode is a reflection on death.

Death is an archetypal experience that wakes us up, it causes us to reflect on what is right in front of us…life.

In today's episode I discuss the question, can collective transformation happen if we as individuals remain unchanged?

In todays episode I unpack a quote I put on IG, "The hardest embodied truth to accept in relationship is that another person is not responsible for, nor could possibly be able to hold all of your brilliance."

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