A short story about how love that was forbidden was actually meant to be and Divinely ordered.

And the message: if you think you're seeing signs from the universe, you are!

As a child, Eunice Nuna suffered the impact of growing up in a village life of extreme poverty, worsened by her parents’ constant arguing that almost always escalated to violence. Throughout her teen years and in her early twenties her mental health and well-being were wounded from all the trauma of bearing witness to anger, violence and abuse.

This would greatly inform Eunice’s view of the world.

She left high school with strong grades and a teacher who saw potential in her but her growing struggles of shame and guilt got in the way of her ability to succeed.

Not quite 18 years old, with a burning desire for more she fled to the city of lights, Nairobi, in search of a better life.

Well, on the first night there, she ended up drugged, raped and getting pregnant on her first night by a person she trusted. A policeman.

Eunice’s story is fraught with trauma but she harnessed her suffering and starting talking about her traumas, leading her to the joyful purpose of helping other women escape from, heal and triumph over sexual abuse.

Bio

Eunice Nuna is an intuitive Psychosocial Counselor and empathetic storyteller, mentor, and life coach. She graduated with a degree in counseling Psychology from Africa Nazarene University and is currently pursuing a Masters in Peace and Development.

She is the founder of the Wounded Healer Foundation. She shares stories of women survivors of sexual violence, who are thriving, liberated and passionate to end the cycle of sexual violence, she equips survivors to grow in self-dependency, leadership and healing through her gift of counseling. Eunice is dedicated to giving all children and Women the ability to protect themselves against all types of violence including gender-based and sexual violence.

Contact info

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Website www.woundedhealer.org

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The Triangle of Disempowerment; victim, the rescuer, the perpetrator... which one are you and can you recall times when you were another point of the triangle?  

Getting out of the Triangle of Disempowerment means recognizing your stuck patterns, recognizing your responsibility for them, and recognizing that you are worthy of moving forward.

This minisode comes to you courtesy of Melissa Dawn, ceoofyourlife.com

I have asked for and attracted the most beautiful souls into my life. Some of them work with me when I am feeling disconnected from myself, or in some emotional or physical pain. My coaches, guides and healers have helped me in so many ways to become more of who I really am, and less entangled in the triangle. 

In this episode Mat explains the connection between  the untold story of his biological roots and his career success.

For Mat Boulé, the desire to know his biological roots intensified as he got older. In his experience, he didn’t have fewer questions as he got older, on the contrary, the more he matured into his own self, the more he needed to know about his history, pre-adoption.

The unanswered questions left a gaping hole in Mat and drove him to spending much of his life overachieving, over giving and overworking in the effort to prove to himself and the world that he is worthy of love and belonging. He was curious and restless and high achieving and even though he knows how much his adoptive family loves him, there was only one thing to fill the hole. Answers.

Show quote: “I’m getting better at it but for me, it’s always been an unhealthy compensation of more learning and more work. Anything to avoid empty time to think or for my mind to rest. Anything to fill the void of not knowing my biological roots.”

BIO:

Mat Boulé is an Osteopath, Posturologist & Educator who is passionate about the human body and his work is aimed at improving the way it functions FAST!

Mat created his own intervention model for physical performance, the Integration Therapy System - a combination of posturology, functional neurology and osteopathy.

https://matboule.com/

The fear in ego is healthy when we are in danger but it is an obstruction to living a wholehearted and creative life.

You can measure your worth not by your successes or failures but by the merit of your efforts.

For help with creative elements in your writing pursuits,  www.sharireinhart.com

A reading of Jeff Foster's blog post, "It's about waking up..." 

What happened next for Bhaskar is not anything he would ever wish on anyone. Sudden and complete paralysis. No sign. No warning.

In this episode, Bhaskar shares with us the debilitating fear that got the best of him until he decidedly worked on shifting his mind out of fear and into the “what is” of radical acceptance.

Show quote: “When I was in that state of absolutely helpless pain I was suicidal. I was trying to be present with what was happening, but I was really suffering for several weeks of my entire body laced with pain. My martial arts teacher gave me permission to leave that reality and it gave me so much relief. When I woke up the next morning the clear thought was; this is how it is. I cannot pray it way or wish it away. The very next thought was, Okay, let’s dance with this.”

Bhaskar Goswami is an acclaimed speaker and a senior yoga and meditation teacher from Assam, India. He is an embodiment specialist dedicated to helping people access the wisdom of their bodies through mindfulness practices.

Bhaskar is the founder of BODHI, an organization offering genuine wellbeing to people in homes, businesses, schools and special care centers. He is also the founder of daana, a CBC award winning non-profit organization providing contribution-based wellness activities around the world.

Bhaskar has published two international albums, Open Yoga and Wisdom Stories and is the author of Wisdom Stories - Book 1.

Bhaskar has a Masters Honors in Electronic Engineering from the University of Nottingham (England) and a 10-year international engineering career. He lives in Montreal (Canada) with his family of three children. 

What his bio doesn’t tell you but I will, is that Bhaskar stands for justice, equal access for all to the health and wellness sector. He is a man of rare discipline and perseverance, dependable and a cornerstone of his community.

bhaskargoswami.com

In this second of a trilogy, Bhaskar invites us into the messy inside of what picture perfect success looks like up close. His story of an ideal family life that ended up painfully ruined by his unconscious thirst for praise.

Meanwhile, while life at home was beginning to unravel, Bhaskar entered into a 10 day meditation and came through it with a profound realization that would transform his need for praise.

Show quote: “In my meditation, I was sitting with the praise sensation for hours and hours one day and I realized, ‘look, this is what I’m addicted to! I’ve been lying, cheating and exaggerating all my life just to avoid the sensation of rejection and blame.’”

Bio:

Bhaskar Goswami is an acclaimed speaker and a senior yoga and meditation teacher from Assam, India. He is an embodiment specialist dedicated to helping people access the wisdom of their bodies through mindfulness practices.

Bhaskar is the founder of BODHI, an organization offering genuine wellbeing to people in homes, businesses, schools and special care centers. He is also the founder of daana, a CBC award winning non-profit organization providing contribution-based wellness activities around the world.

Bhaskar has published two international albums, Open Yoga and Wisdom Stories and is the author of Wisdom Stories - Book 1.

Bhaskar has a Masters Honors in Electronic Engineering from the University of Nottingham (England) and a 10-year international engineering career. He lives in Montreal (Canada) with his family of three children. 

What his bio doesn’t tell you but I will, is that Bhaskar stands for justice, equal access for all to the health and wellness sector. He is a man of rare discipline and perseverance, dependable and a cornerstone of his community.

bhaskargoswami.com

Bhaskar Goswami takes us back to his childhood as a refugee adjusting to new customs, expectations and dealing with the exclusion that inevitably comes with being an outsider. He revisits the stepping stones that took him on a journey from ambitious pursuits to pursuing meaning in servitude.

In his mid-twenties he did what not many young people manage to do. He turned his back on a lucrative career that his ambitions and education provided him to identify where he might find fulfillment, purpose and servitude. This led him to a reinvention as a Yogipreneur, bringing wellness into the workplace long before it was a thing.

Show quote: "There’s an ancient principle called Dharma. It’s the understanding that we are all born in unique ways. And what Dharma speaks to is the understanding and mastering and refinement of our unique gifts so we can offer them to the world. That’s kind of what this is about. The pre-conditioned ambition that I realized, ‘is not me.’”

Bio:

Bhaskar Goswami is an acclaimed speaker and a senior yoga and meditation teacher from Assam, India. He is an embodiment specialist dedicated to helping people access the wisdom of their bodies through mindfulness practices.

Bhaskar is the founder of BODHI, an organization offering genuine wellbeing to people in homes, businesses, schools and special care centers. He is also the founder of daana, a CBC award winning non-profit organization providing contribution-based wellness activities around the world.

Bhaskar has published two international albums, Open Yoga and Wisdom Stories and is the author of Wisdom Stories - Book 1.

Bhaskar has a Masters Honors in Electronic Engineering from the University of Nottingham (England) and a 10-year international engineering career. He lives in Montreal (Canada) with his family of three children. 

What his bio doesn’t tell you but I will, is that Bhaskar stands for justice, equal access for all to the health and wellness sector. He is a man of rare discipline and perseverance, dependable and a cornerstone of his community.

bhaskargoswami.com