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In this solo episode, I explore unconditional love as a living, breathing practice, one that asks us to recognise the divinity within ourselves and in everyone we meet.
Unconditional love is not a destination, but a journey of gently clearing the layers that obscure our true nature: identification with thoughts, emotions, opinions, judgements, control, and the need for others or life to be different.
Through conscious presence and compassion, we begin to meet life exactly as it is, without expectation.
Reactivity becomes a guide rather than a problem, pointing us toward the places within that are asking for more love, breath, and understanding.
As we learn to soften resistance and respond with awareness, love naturally deepens and expands.
This episode also explores an important truth: unconditional love does not mean tolerating harmful behaviour.
Sometimes, the most loving act is to set clear boundaries or to step away from a person or situation. We are all a work in progress, and this practice is ongoing, a moment-to-moment invitation to breathe, let go, and return to love.
By Julia Chi5
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In this solo episode, I explore unconditional love as a living, breathing practice, one that asks us to recognise the divinity within ourselves and in everyone we meet.
Unconditional love is not a destination, but a journey of gently clearing the layers that obscure our true nature: identification with thoughts, emotions, opinions, judgements, control, and the need for others or life to be different.
Through conscious presence and compassion, we begin to meet life exactly as it is, without expectation.
Reactivity becomes a guide rather than a problem, pointing us toward the places within that are asking for more love, breath, and understanding.
As we learn to soften resistance and respond with awareness, love naturally deepens and expands.
This episode also explores an important truth: unconditional love does not mean tolerating harmful behaviour.
Sometimes, the most loving act is to set clear boundaries or to step away from a person or situation. We are all a work in progress, and this practice is ongoing, a moment-to-moment invitation to breathe, let go, and return to love.