Welcome to the first Recognition Room podcast with Megan and Madalyn!
It is audio only for this episode because Megan’s daughter is hanging out with us this time.
In this episode, we talk about shadow work, shame, parenting, embodiment, and what happens when we stop treating every uncomfortable emotion as something that needs to be solved. We explore how our shadows can be learned survival strategies, how they show up in the body, and how becoming aware of them can help us reclaim more of who we are.
We also get into the very real-time process of transition: changing careers, learning to trust what comes naturally, honoring the body's limits, and noticing the difference between doing something because we're aligned with it and doing something because we're trying to prove ourselves.
As always, we weave Human Design into the conversation, exploring the two line, open centers, splenic authority, and what it can look like to move from intellectually understanding your design to actually embodying it.
And somewhere along the way, we come back to one of the biggest themes of this podcast: maybe you're already doing better than you think you are. Maybe the work isn't becoming someone different. Maybe it's learning to recognize the parts of you that have been there all along.
Listen in as we talk about shadow work, nervous system awareness, conscious parenting, career transitions, embodiment, and the strange, beautiful process of becoming more yourself.
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