The Spiritual Language Teacher Podcast with Anne-Sophie Roar

In this seventh episode, Anne-Sophie offers empowering tools to raise our consciousness by deepening our awareness in love.

The +6 Agreements expand upon the wisdom of don Miguel Ruiz’s The Four Agreements and don José Ruiz’s The Fifth Agreement. By adding a foundational agreement and a sixth, Anne-Sophie provides a fresh perspective and practical tools for revoking and preventing limiting agreements and beliefs.

These insights are beautifully illuminated through striking visual analogies drawn from her dreamwork and meditations, as well as a deep dive into Heena Baek’s Magic Candies, a story that powerfully illustrates and anchors all seven agreements and has even been adapted into a short animation movie.

Anne-Sophie also explores the connection to our four universal archetypes from the platform she is currently designing, My 12 Soul Suits Archetypal Wheel, and shares a powerful analogy for what it truly means to awaken.

The Homebliss Practices continue to offer approachable yet transformative guidance for using these agreements to dissolve limiting beliefs and live more consciously in love.

In this sixth episode of the Spiritual Language Teacher Podcast, Anne-Sophie invites listeners to UNDER-stand shadow, evil, and wounding by seeing the wholeness of their meanings while standing among their fragments. Through arresting visual analogies from her dreamwork and meditations, she unveils My 12 Soul Suits Archetypal Wheel: an evolving framework of twelve vessels for our highest coherence potential, created to guide us through detachment, to shadow integration, and a life no longer defined by licking our wounds.

Through a deep dive into The Light and the Dark by Kerstin Hau and Julie Völk, with its beautifully symbolic cyanotype illustrations, Anne-Sophie explores the journey of Shaggy and Sparkle, two figures who live within us all. Alongside Maria Lai’s artwork, Take Your Shadow by the Hand, this episode invites us to recognize, accept, and enter into relationship with our shadows, integrating and transcending them through re-enchantment and gratitude to become emBODY-ed co-creators.

The Homebliss Practices, or Re-enchantment Tools, offer transformative guidance for uncovering and releasing the subtle patterns of wounding and entitlement embedded in our language, opening a path from reactive victimhood to conscious, sovereign power.

In this very special edition of The Spiritual Language Teacher Podcast, created specifically for world language teachers, Anne‑Sophie explores how gratitude builds the stamina of the nervous system, the root of sovereignty, inviting us into a state where the more we receive grace, the more we can offer gratitude. Drawing on David R. Hawkins’ map of consciousness and her own classroom experience, she reveals the secret of gratitude as a portal into the now and into the spiral of self‑love. The episode culminates with a simple yet radical breath‑based gratitude ritual that has transformed her French pre‑K to 3rd‑grade classes energetically and linguistically, and that can be adapted to any target language, any age, and any teaching context. She illuminates how this “bridge practice” supports second language acquisition through Stephen Krashen’s insights while catalyzing inner energetic transformation, both quietly magical and profoundly empowering. The full script of the gratitude practice in English and in French are included for easy implementation in any World Language classroom.

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So thank you, Merci, Ta, Spa-see-buh, Koszonom, Sadhu and gracias. And as always remember to breathe. 

Place your hands over your heart.

Close your eyes if that feels safe.

Take a deep breath in. Hold it gently at the top for three seconds: one, two,

three.

Exhale all the air out.

Rest at the bottom: one, two, three.

Repeat that breath: breathe in,  hold it at the top, one, two, three

Breathe out, rest at the bottom, one, two, three.

Say, “I have gratitude for myself and for my nervous system.”

And then, “I have gratitude for something else.”

Everyone silently thinks of their gratitude. 

After a few seconds, you say: open your eyes.

Then invite your students to whisper their gratitude into their hand.

Then ask them to throw it toward what is on the screen.

Then ask, “Who wants to share their gratitude?”

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Mettez les mains sur le cœur. 

Fermez les yeux si vous voulez

Respirez, Volez, un, deux, trois

Expirez, Flottez, un, deux trois

Encore

Respirez, Volez, un, deux, trois

Expirez, Flottez, un, deux trois

J’ai de la gratitude pour moi et pour mon système nerveux

Et pour autre chose

Maintenant ouvrez les yeux

Chuchotez dans la main

Et lancez sur le dauphin/l’arbre/le tigre…

Qui veut partager sa gratitude?

In this fourth episode of The Spiritual Language Teacher Podcast, Anne‑Sophie delves into the mythic wisdom of Jon J. Muth’s Stone Soup as a living parable of embodied co‑creation. She explores what embodied co‑creation is: an eternal, regenerative model of creation directly connected to Source and symbolized by the eternal lotus flower. Drawing on the three needs of Self‑Determination Theory (autonomy, competence, and relatedness), she unfolds their spiritual counterparts as the roots of embodied co‑creation: sovereignty, coherence, and resonance. The story of Stone Soup anchors this deep, essential, and very timely way of creating our reality, reminding us that it is our natural state and that each of us can choose to become again an embodied co‑creator. The episode closes with two playful yet impactful Homebliss practices that offer a tangible taste of what embodied co‑creation may feel like.

In this episode of The Spiritual Language Teacher, Anne-Sophie takes listeners on a profound journey through Shel Silverstein’s classic The Giving Tree. She weaves together personal stories, archetypal insight, and rich etymology to reframe the book as a mirror for over-giving and taking, two faces of the same coin, both rooted in an absence of true receiving and a disconnection from self-love. The episode closes with two accessible and powerful Homebliss practices that help listeners gently begin to re-pattern their own ways of giving and receiving in everyday life, and concludes with a short but impactful heart garden guided meditation to explore the current state of their giving and receiving, deeply nurturing for adults and children alike.

In this second episode of The Spiritual Language Teacher podcast, Anne-Sophie explores the theme of sovereignty through both personal narrative and a deep dive into Shaun Tan's illustrated book Eric. The episode weaves together a powerful dental crown journey that becomes a living metaphor for an eight-month initiation into embodying inner sovereignty.

The episode closes with two Homebliss practices inspired by Eric's way of seeing guiding listeners to notice and observe the world around them, opening pathways to deeper awareness.

In the first episode of The Spiritual Language Teacher Podcast, we dive into the spiritual concepts of acquisition, coherence, and embodiment. We also explore the power of words and of children’s literature, and the impact of reading aloud with and to children. Using the wonderful book Croco by Azul Lopez as our anchor and guide, we explore its depths and illuminate hidden layers of spiritual meaning, specifically in connection with the nervous system. The episode concludes with a simple yet life‑altering Homebliss practice.