What if beauty was never meant to be separated into inside and outside?In this beautiful conversation, Dr. Rali Georg welcomes Lady Meglena Dimitrova to explore the deeper meaning of beauty, self-image, aging, and transformation.Together, they talk about face yoga, hypnotherapy, self-perception, menopause and perimenopause, and the changes we experience as we move through different stages of life.Because the face is not separate from the emotions, thoughts, beliefs, and the way we see ourselves. The beauty we experience on the outside can be deeply connected to the relationship we have with ourselves on the inside.This episode is an invitation to look beyond the mirror, to embrace change, understand your body, transform your self-image, and discover a more authentic relationship with your beauty at every age.✨ Because perhaps timeless beauty isn't about staying the same.Perhaps it's about becoming more and more yourself.Welcome to The Soul Filler Podcast, where body, mind, emotions, and soul come together. Guest: Lady Meglena DimitrovaYoutube:  @faceyogamegi  Instagram: @faceyogamegiFacebook: Meglena DimitrovaHost: Dr. Rali GeorgInstagram & YouTube:  @DrRaliGeorg  #TheSoulFiller #TimelessBeauty #FaceYoga #SelfImage #Hypnotherapy #Menopause #Perimenopause #WomensHealth #AgingBeautifully #InnerBeauty #DrRaliGeorg

When is the “right” time to have a baby?

Too young? Too old? Before your career? After your career? With the right partner? Without one?

And who gets to decide?

In this episode of The Soul Filler Podcast, The Nude Edition, Mariya and I open up an honest conversation about babies, motherhood, fertility, career, family, social expectations, and the many different choices women face throughout their lives.

We talk about having children in your late 30s and 40s, the pressure women can feel from society, family, friends, and even from their own internal expectations.

Is there ever really a perfect time to become a mother?

And perhaps an even bigger question:

Is giving birth and raising children the only purpose or function of a woman?

Can a woman choose not to have children and still live a deeply meaningful and fulfilled life?

Can she build a career, have a family, raise children, take care of herself, and still have space for her dreams?

Can a woman really have it all? And if she can, what does “having it all” actually mean?

We also explore the many different realities surrounding motherhood and the desire to have a child. From becoming a mother later in life to raising a child alone, choosing abortion, choosing not to have children, or questioning the reasons behind our desire to become parents.

Because perhaps one of the most important questions is not simply:

“Do I want a baby?”

But:

“Why do I want a baby?”

Is the desire coming from love, connection, and a genuine wish to become a parent?

Or is it coming from pressure?

From fear?

From expectations?

From the feeling that this is simply what we are supposed to do?

There are no simple answers, and this episode is not about telling anyone what they should choose.

It is about creating space for honest questions and different perspectives.

• Having babies in your late 30s and 40s
• The pressure society places on women to become mothers
• Is there such a thing as being “too old” to have a child?
• Career, family, motherhood, and the idea of “having it all”
• Whether motherhood is the only purpose expected from women
• Choosing to have children or choosing not to
• The reasons behind the desire to become a parent
• Motherhood and identity
• Raising a child alone
• Different family structures and different paths to parenthood
• Abortion and reproductive choices
• Social expectations around when and how women should become mothers
• The freedom to make choices about our own lives and bodies

This is a conversation about motherhood, womanhood, freedom, pressure, choice, identity, and the many different ways a woman can create a meaningful life.

Because there is no single timeline.

There is no single definition of womanhood.

And there is no one path that is right for everyone.

💬 We would love to hear your thoughts:

Do you think society puts too much pressure on women to have children?

When do you think is the “right” time to become a parent, if there is such a thing?

And what do you think about the idea that a woman can, or cannot, “have it all”?

Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments. We would love to create an open and honest conversation with different perspectives. 🤍

If you enjoy these conversations, please like the video, subscribe to the channel, and let us know which topics you would like us to discuss in future episodes.

The Soul Filler Podcast, The Nude Edition is a series of honest conversations about the body, the mind, vulnerability, identity, self-perception, womanhood, relationships, personal growth, and what it means to live authentically.

Mariya Mileva

Website: www.mariya-mileva.com
Instagram: @mariyamilevaphotographer
Portraiture of the Self: @portraitureoftheself
TikTok & YouTube: @MariyaMileva

Dr. Rali Georg

Instagram: @drraligeorg
YouTube: @drraligeorg
TikTok: @drraligeorg

Thank you for watching and being part of this conversation. 🤍

Have you ever wondered what it says about you when you choose a photo of yourself as your phone wallpaper or display your own photograph at home?

Is it vanity? Selfishness? Narcissism? Or could it simply be a sign that you like yourself and feel comfortable celebrating who you are?

In this episode of The Soul Filler Podcast, The Nude Edition, we explore our relationship with ourselves and the sometimes surprisingly complicated relationship we have with self-admiration, self-worth, and self-acceptance.

We talk about why it can feel much easier to recognize beauty in other people than in ourselves. Why do we sometimes feel embarrassed to admit that we like a photograph of ourselves? And why, when a woman openly admires herself, is it so quickly labelled as “selfish” or “narcissistic”?

But what if liking yourself doesn't mean thinking you're better than everyone else?

What if it simply means allowing yourself to see your own beauty, individuality, femininity, story, and everything that makes you uniquely you?

In this episode, we explore:

• The difference between healthy self-admiration and narcissism
• Is it selfish to admire yourself?
• What might be behind the desire to look at your own photograph every day
• Why we are often much more critical of ourselves than we are of others
• How photographs can influence the way we perceive ourselves
• Self-acceptance versus the need for external validation
• Whether we can genuinely like ourselves without comparing ourselves to others
• How to develop a warmer, kinder, and more loving relationship with ourselves

And perhaps the most important question:

If we are allowed to admire other people, why shouldn't we sometimes admire ourselves?

💬 We'd love to hear your thoughts:

Would you put your own photograph in a frame at home or use it as your phone wallpaper?

And if you already do, how does it make you feel when you see it?

Share your thoughts in the comments. Let's have an honest conversation, without labels and without judgment. 🤍

The Soul Filler Podcast, The Nude Edition is a series of honest conversations about the body, the mind, vulnerability, identity, self-perception, beauty, personal growth, and what it means to truly see and accept ourselves.

Professional Photographer & Artist

Website: www.mariya-mileva.com
Instagram: @mariyamilevaphotographer
Portraiture of the Self: @portraitureoftheself
TikTok & YouTube: @MariyaMileva

Doctor of Dental Medicine, Aesthetic Practitioner & Makeover Artist

Instagram: @drraligeorg
YouTube: @drraligeorg
TikTok: @drraligeorg

Thank you for watching and being part of this conversation. 🤍

#SoulFillerPodcast #TheNudeEdition #SelfAcceptance #SelfLove #SelfAdmiration #SelfWorth #SelfImage #BodyImage #Narcissism #SelfDiscovery #MariyaMileva #DrRaliGeorg

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What If Every Challenge Is Bringing You Closer to Yourself?What if the challenges we experience in life are not taking us away from ourselves, but giving us an opportunity to become more of who we truly are?In this episode The Nude Edition of The Soul Filler Podcast, Mariya and I explore how life challenges and personal changes affect not only the way we feel, but also the way we look, the way we carry ourselves, and the way we see ourselves in everyday life and in photographs.Our experiences can become visible in our faces, our eyes, our posture, our energy, and our presence. But these changes are not necessarily signs that we have lost ourselves.Sometimes, they are signs that we are growing.With every challenge, we have a choice. We can disconnect from ourselves, close down, and lose touch with what we truly feel and need. Or we can choose to meet the experience with curiosity, grow through it, and become more conscious and deeply connected to ourselves.Growth is not automatic. It depends on how we choose to meet our experiences.Challenges can make us feel disconnected, but they can also become invitations to understand ourselves better, discover new strengths, and return to what truly matters to us.For us, many difficult moments have also helped us become more authentic, more aware, and more ourselves.Perhaps every challenge carries an opportunity:An opportunity to grow.An opportunity to reconnect.An opportunity to understand ourselves more deeply.An opportunity to become more honest about who we are and who we want to be.And when we choose to grow through our experiences, that inner transformation can also become visible in the way we look at ourselves, the way we carry ourselves, and the way we show up in the world.This is a conversation about challenges, change, growth, gratitude, self-connection, and becoming more of who we truly are.Because perhaps the goal is not to return to the person we were before.Perhaps the goal is to become more connected to the person we are becoming.💬 We would love to hear from you:Has a difficult experience ever brought you closer to yourself?What did it teach you about who you are, what you need, or what truly matters to you?Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments. Your stories, questions, and ideas help us create more honest, meaningful, and helpful conversations.If this conversation resonates with you, please like the video, subscribe to the channel, and share it with someone who may need a reminder that challenges can become opportunities for growth and deeper self-connection.🎙️ About The Soul Filler PodcastThe Soul Filler Podcast explores the deeper conversations behind the way we live, think, feel, and relate to ourselves and others.The Nude Edition is a series of honest conversations about the body, the mind, vulnerability, identity, self-perception, beauty, personal growth, and what it means to see ourselves more truthfully.📸 Connect with Mariya MilevaProfessional Photographer & ArtistWebsite: www.mariya-mileva.comInstagram: @mariyamilevaphotographer @portraitureoftheselfTikTok & YouTube: @MariyaMileva🎙️ Connect with Dr. Rali GeorgDoctor of Dental Medicine, Aesthetic Practitioner & Makeover ArtistInstagram: @drraligeorgYouTube: @drraligeorgTikTok: @drraligeorgThank you for watching and being part of this conversation. 🤍#SoulFillerPodcast #TheNudeEdition #LifeChallenges #PersonalGrowth #SelfConnection #SelfDiscovery #Authenticity #InnerGrowth #PersonalTransformation #Gratitude #ConsciousLiving #EmotionalGrowth #SelfAcceptance #MariyaMileva #DrRaliGeorg

What helps you feel more connected to your feminine energy?Is it the way you care for yourself? The way you move? The way you dress? The rituals you create? The way you slow down, receive, express yourself, or allow yourself to enjoy beauty?In this episode of The Soul Filler Podcast, The Nude Edition, Mariya and I explore feminine energy and share some of our favorite little practices, rituals, and “pretty little feminine secrets” that help us reconnect with this part of ourselves.We talk about the small things that can help us feel more present, sensual, creative, soft, confident, expressive, and connected to our bodies. From self-care and beauty rituals to movement, clothing, creativity, pleasure, and the way we create space for ourselves, we explore how everyday choices can become meaningful ways to nurture our feminine energy.This is not about following a fixed definition of femininity or trying to become someone else.Feminine energy can look different for everyone.For some, it may feel like softness and tenderness. For others, it may be creativity, intuition, sensuality, confidence, playfulness, elegance, emotional expression, or the ability to receive and rest.The goal is not to perform femininity.It is to become more aware of what makes you feel connected, alive, beautiful, authentic, and at home within yourself.Feminine energy is not something you have to force, prove, or perform.Perhaps it is something you can listen to.Something you can nurture.Something you can allow yourself to experience more fully.And sometimes, the smallest rituals can become beautiful reminders to return to yourself.💬 We would love to hear from you:What is your favorite little ritual that helps you feel connected to your feminine energy?Is it a skincare ritual, a favorite perfume, music, dancing, dressing up, taking a bath, spending time in nature, creating something, or simply giving yourself permission to slow down?Share your own pretty little feminine secret in the comments. 🤍If you enjoy this conversation, please like the video, subscribe to the channel, and share it with someone who might enjoy discovering new ways to reconnect with themselves.Your comments, questions, and ideas help us create more meaningful, inspiring, and useful conversations for future episodes. 🎙️ About The Soul Filler PodcastThe Soul Filler Podcast explores the deeper conversations behind the way we live, think, feel, and relate to ourselves and others.The Nude Edition is a series of honest conversations about the body, the mind, vulnerability, identity, self-perception, beauty, self-expression, and what it means to see and embrace ourselves more fully.📸 Connect with Mariya Mileva Professional Photographer & ArtistWebsite: www.mariya-mileva.comInstagram: @mariyamilevaphotographer @portraitureoftheselfTikTok & YouTube: @MariyaMileva🎙️ Connect with Dr. Rali GeorgDoctor of Dental Medicine, Aesthetic Practitioner & Makeover ArtistInstagram: @drraligeorgYouTube: @drraligeorgTikTok: @drraligeorgThank you for watching and being part of this conversation. 🤍#SoulFillerPodcast #TheNudeEdition #FeminineEnergy #FeminineEnergySecrets #PrettyLittleSecrets #FeminineRituals #SelfCare #SelfLove #Femininity #DivineFeminine #FeminineAwakening #Softness #Sensuality #SelfExpression #WomenSupportingWomen #MariyaMileva #DrRaliGeorg

Be Your Own Muse Meditation | A 9-Minute Journey to Your Inner InspirationThis 9-minute guided meditation is an invitation to reconnect with your own muse, your inner inspiration, creativity, and consciousness.Take a moment to turn your attention inward, listen more deeply, and connect with the part of you that creates, imagines, expresses, and inspires.You do not have to search outside yourself for inspiration.Your own muse is already within you.This meditation is inspired by the episode “Be Your Own Muse” from The Soul Filler Podcast, The Nude Edition.Find a quiet and comfortable space, allow yourself these nine minutes, and enjoy the journey back to yourself. 🤍🎙️ Guided by Dr. Rali GeorgDoctor of Dental Medicine, Aesthetic Practitioner & Makeover Artist🎥 Watch the full “Be Your Own Muse” episode on this channel.#BeYourOwnMuse #GuidedMeditation #Meditation #InnerMuse #Creativity #Inspiration #Consciousness #SelfConnection #SelfDiscovery #SoulFillerPodcast

Be Your Own Muse | Learning to Admire Yourself | The Soul Filler Podcast, The Nude Edition

How often do you admire other people?

You notice their beauty, their confidence, their style, their presence, the way they move through the world. You see something special in them, sometimes even something they may not see in themselves.

But when was the last time you looked at yourself with the same curiosity, appreciation, and admiration?

In this episode of The Soul Filler Podcast, The Nude Edition, Mariya and I explore the idea of becoming your own muse.

We talk about what it means to see yourself not as a project that constantly needs to be improved, corrected, or perfected, but as someone worthy of attention, creativity, appreciation, and care.

What if you could look at yourself the way you look at the people you admire?

What if you could notice your own beauty without immediately searching for something to criticize?

What if you allowed yourself to be interesting, inspiring, expressive, and worthy of being seen, exactly as you are?

Being your own muse is not about believing that you are perfect. It is not about being self-obsessed or pretending that you never have insecurities.

It is about developing a more loving and appreciative relationship with yourself.

It is about becoming curious about your own story, your body, your face, your emotions, your experiences, and the unique way you express yourself.

It is about allowing yourself to take up space, to be visible, and to celebrate who you are without waiting for someone else to give you permission.

This episode is an invitation to look at yourself differently.

Not through the eyes of judgment.

Not through the lens of comparison.

But with curiosity, appreciation, compassion, and admiration.

Because you do not have to become someone else to be inspiring.

You can be your own muse.

💬 We would love to hear from you:

What is one thing you genuinely admire about yourself?

It can be something about your appearance, your personality, your strength, your creativity, your story, or the way you care for others.

Share it in the comments. Let this be a small moment of celebrating yourself without minimizing or apologizing for it. 🤍

🎥 Watch the full episode of The Soul Filler Podcast, The Nude Edition, here on YouTube.

If this conversation resonates with you, please like the video, subscribe to the channel, and share it with someone who may need a reminder that they are already worthy of their own admiration.

Your comments, questions, and ideas help us create more meaningful and helpful conversations for future episodes.

The Soul Filler Podcast explores the deeper conversations behind the way we live, think, feel, and relate to ourselves and others.

The Nude Edition is a series of honest conversations about the body, the mind, vulnerability, identity, self-perception, beauty, creativity, and what it means to see ourselves more truthfully.

Mariya Mileva, Professional Photographer & Artist

Website: www.mariya-mileva.com
Instagram: @mariyamilevaphotographer
Art Project Poblenou: @artprojectpoblenou
Portraiture of the Self: @portraitureoftheself
TikTok & YouTube: @MariyaMileva

Dr. Rali Georg, Doctor of Dental Medicine, Aesthetic Practitioner, Makeover Artist

Instagram: @drraligeorg
YouTube: @drraligeorg
TikTok: @drraligeorg

Thank you for watching and being part of this conversation. 🤍

#SoulFillerPodcast #TheNudeEdition #BeYourOwnMuse #SelfAdmiration #SelfAcceptance #SelfLove #SelfDiscovery #BodyAcceptance #SelfPortraiture #Authenticity #PersonalGrowth #SelfExpression #InnerBeauty #Confidence #MariyaMileva #DrRaliGeorg

Nude Skin | The Aesthetic Edition | Skincare, Beauty Filters & Self-Acceptance

What do we remove, soften, hide, or change when we look at our own faces?

A wrinkle. A spot. A scar. Dark circles. Texture. Pores. A feature we have learned to see as a flaw.

In this episode of The Soul Filler Podcast, The Nude Edition, we explore our relationship with our faces and skin through the lens of aesthetics, self-care, beauty standards, photography, and self-acceptance.

Together, Mariya and I talk openly about aesthetic procedures, skincare, fillers, beauty filters, photo retouching, and the growing pressure to look polished, youthful, and “perfect”, both online and offline.

We explore the difference between caring for ourselves and trying to erase ourselves. Can aesthetic treatments and self-acceptance exist together? Where is the line between making a choice that feels good to us and changing ourselves because we feel we are not enough?

We also discuss what we remove from photographs and social media images. Do we smooth our skin? Remove wrinkles? Hide dark circles? Erase scars, pigmentation, pores, or texture? And what happens when the edited version of ourselves slowly becomes the version we believe we are supposed to look like?

This is not a conversation about judging aesthetic procedures, filters, or the choices people make. It is an invitation to become more curious about the reasons behind those choices and to create a relationship with our skin that is more conscious, compassionate, loving, accepting, and caring.

Because our skin is not a flawless surface.

It carries our experiences, our emotions, our age, our memories, and the story of our lives.

Perhaps being comfortable in our own skin does not mean that we never want to change anything. Perhaps it means that we can care for ourselves and make choices without abandoning, rejecting, or constantly criticizing who we are.

💬 We would love to hear from you:

What is the one thing you remove, hide, or change most often in your photos?

Or, if you could change something about your skin or face, what would it be, and why?

Share your thoughts in the comments. Your experiences and questions help us create more honest, meaningful, and useful conversations in future episodes.

🎥 Watch the full episode of The Soul Filler Podcast, The Nude Edition, here on YouTube.

If you enjoy this conversation, please like the video, subscribe to the channel, and share it with someone who may need a gentler perspective on beauty, aging, skin, and self-acceptance.

The Soul Filler Podcast explores the deeper conversations behind the way we live, think, feel, and relate to ourselves and others.

The Nude Edition is a series of honest conversations about the body, the mind, vulnerability, identity, self-perception, beauty, and what it means to see ourselves more truthfully.

Mariya Mileva, Professional Photographer & Artist

Website: www.mariya-mileva.com
Instagram: @mariyamilevaphotographer
Portraiture of the Self: @portraitureoftheself
TikTok & YouTube: @MariyaMileva

Dr. Rali Georg, Doctor of Dental Medicine, Aesthetic Practitioner, Makeover Artist

Instagram: @drraligeorg
YouTube: @drraligeorg
TikTok: @drraligeorg

Thank you for watching and being part of this conversation. 🤍

#SoulFillerPodcast #TheNudeEdition #NudeSkin #AestheticEdition #Skincare #SelfCare #SkinAcceptance #SelfAcceptance #BodyImage #BeautyStandards #AestheticProcedures #BeautyFilters #PhotoEditing #SocialMediaFilters #NaturalSkin #SkinTexture #Aging #SelfLove #Compassion #MariyaMileva #DrRaliGeorg

Emotional Eating & the Inner Child | The Inner Work of Self-Acceptance

In this episode of The Soul Filler Podcast, The Nude Edition, we explore emotional eating, inner work, and the inner child.

Mariya and I share our own personal experiences with emotional eating and the different ways we have experienced the urge to eat, not necessarily because we are physically hungry, but because something inside us is asking for comfort, safety, distraction, or emotional support.

We talk about the difference between wanting to eat and actually being physically hungry, and explore what may be happening beneath that urge.

We also share a simple practice that you can try whenever you feel the urge to eat even though you know your body may not actually need food. It is an invitation to pause, connect with yourself, and become curious about what you may really be feeling in that moment.

This episode is about emotional eating, the inner child, body image, self-acceptance, and the inner work of understanding ourselves more deeply.

Because sometimes, the most important question isn't:

“Why do I want to eat this?”

But:

“What do I actually need right now?”

Mariya Mileva

🌐 www.mariya-mileva.com
📸 Instagram: @mariyamilevaphotographer
📸 @portraitureoftheself
🎵 TikTok: @mimchs
▶️ YouTube: @MariyaMileva

Dr. Rali Georg

📸 Instagram: @drraligeorg
▶️ YouTube: @drraligeorg
🎵 TikTok: @drraligeorg

P.S. I feel like I said “you know” approximately one billion times in this episode, so… you know… I'm sorry. 😂 I'm just still so passionate and emotional about this topic that apparently every second word decided to become “you know”. 🤍

With love,
Rali & Mariya

#SoulFillerPodcast #TheNudeEdition #EmotionalEating #InnerChild #SelfAcceptance #BodyImage #InnerWork #SelfDiscovery #EmotionalHealing #BodyAcceptance #MariyaMileva #DrRaliGeorg

Why do we sometimes look at a photo of ourselves and immediately focus on everything we don't like?Our body. Our posture. Our face. Our “bad side”. The parts we wish were different.In this episode of The Soul Filler Podcast, The Nude Edition, Mariya and I explore the way we see ourselves in photographs and how much of that perception is connected to our inner world.As a professional photographer, Mariya shares practical advice on how to feel more comfortable in front of the camera. We talk about posture, body positioning, how to sit, how to stand, and how small changes in the way we position our bodies can make a difference in the way we see ourselves in photographs.But this conversation goes much deeper than simply learning how to look better in a photo.We explore why some photographs make us feel uncomfortable, why we tend to focus immediately on the parts of our bodies we don't like, and how our external appearance is often connected to our inner perception of ourselves.We discuss the parts of the body that women often struggle to accept, the difference between accepting something and choosing to change something, and how our relationship with our bodies influences the way we see ourselves.Because sometimes, the problem isn't the picture.Sometimes, it's the way we've learned to look at ourselves.At the end of the episode, we share a therapeutic self-portrait and body image exercise that you can try for yourself. This practice is designed to help you connect with your body, your emotions, and the way you truly see yourself.This is a conversation about photography, body image, self-acceptance, posture, self-perception, vulnerability, and the connection between our inner world and the way we see our bodies.We hope this episode gives you a new perspective on photographs, your body, and the way you look at yourself.Enjoy watching.Connect with Mariya MilevaMariya Mileva is a professional photographer and artist exploring identity, self-perception, the body, and the relationship we have with ourselves through photography.Website: www.mariya-mileva.comInstagram: @mariyamilevaphotographer @portraitureoftheselfTikTok & YouTube: @MariyaMilevaConnect with Dr. Rali GeorgDr. Rali Georg is a Doctor of Dental Medicine, aesthetic practitioner, and storyteller who explores the connection between how we live, think, and experience the world, and how it shows up in our smile, face, body, and overall well-being. Through personal stories, professional experience, and honest conversations, she inspires people to reconnect with themselves, find more inner peace, and live with fewer clenched teeth... both literally and metaphorically.Instagram: @drraligeorgYouTube: @drraligeorgTikTok: @drraligeorgThe Soul Filler Podcast explores the deeper conversations behind the way we live, think, feel, and relate to ourselves and others.The Nude Edition is a series of honest conversations about the body, vulnerability, self-acceptance, photography, identity, and what it means to truly see ourselves.Thank you for watching and being part of this conversation. If you enjoyed the episode, consider subscribing to the channel and sharing your thoughts in the comments. We would love to hear what topics you would like us to explore in future episodes.