Topics covered: Sensitivity- The Highly Sensitive Person and Child, Intuition (The Science of), Feminism, Women’s menstrual health, the keys to self-care and more.
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Show notes:
*8:22
– “the past and our future exist in the present moment”
An intimate conversation with a very special guest, my mother.
*14.50
*36:28
Intuition. The Science of Channeling and Intuition-
Ancestral healing.
“we could expand into our full selves as mothers that would then influence the next generation because not only are we mothers of daughters, but we’re mothers of sons and if we are a free balanced woman, we are more capable of raising balanced and free men and women.
*46:44- What is channeling?
“You don’t need to go outside of yourself to find the answers that you need.”
*56:02 Who am I? – Helané Wahbeh
*01:03:00- 11 minute meditation WHO AM I? Guided by Julie
*01:12:56- Renée Trudeau www.ReneeTrudeau.com- is an internationally recognized transformational coach/speaker and author.
Managing our energy not managing our time.
*01:18:38-
Alane Freund, MS, MA, LMFT, has helped youth and families focus on solutions. An advanced certified consultant for highly sensitive people, Ms. Freund has worked closely with
Dr. Elaine Aron.
“Sensitivity is a super-power, it’s always an asset.”
*01:33:33- Irene Lyon. Nervous System Specialist. www.IreneLyon.com
“I call it biological embodiment. It’s really getting into the body, but it’s more than just going out for a walk or exercising or going to yoga. It’s really learning to listen to our impulses biologically.”
“The uterus is for each and every one of us. Our first home.
*0:145:18- Kimberley Manning, Ph.D.- Principal of The Simone de Beauvoir Institute- Concordia University. A parent, political scientist and passionate advocate.
“It took me until that moment to really, really ask myself, well, what do you think? Right? Instead of what does everybody else think about this? And it, it took me, I mean, I was however old I was 43 when I finally 44 that I finally began to ask myself those questions. Well, what do you think [inaudible] model? And then the other question that I was asking myself too was, you know, okay, you’re 43 or 44, w you know, what, what are those things that you really want to do? And, and, and now’s the time, like, when, when else are you going to do this work?
“I choose to use the word parent to bring attention to the fact, or not necessarily only to bring the attention about, or maybe it is, you’ll tell me, but you said these words to bring attention to the fact that parenting is a gendered activity. “
“Feminism is a practice, it’s a work in progress and it requires constant reflection and, and revisiting and reading…”
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