Have you ever wondered why you feel a certain level of discomfort every time you record and listen to your voice? Maybe you are someone who wants to express your heart but feels so anxious to speak out. If you are experiencing this and are ready to become the master of your voice and express your creativity, tune in!
In this episode, Samantha and Raven dive deep into the soul of our voice to explore the transformative art of owning your sound and embracing your creative potential. Raven shares her experience of reconnecting and shifting her beliefs in owning her voice, how she takes her creative power back, and how she builds intimate relationships using her voice.
Raven Royce is a singer, ceremonialist, and celebrant. She truly believes that voice is a form of medicine and that living your own self-expression is an art. Raven evokes people's spirit, empowers imagination, and inspires the heart.
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Timestamps Audio:
01:46 - Having an awareness of your own voice
05:48 - The reason why people hate the sound of their voice
09:37 - Raven's life before she starts using her voice to express her heart's desire
15:11 - Creating space to reconnect with your voice
19:54 - Living in a state of fear is what keeps your voice shut down
21:59 - Being a creatively expressed person
27:16 - The depth and range of exploration in creativity
30:56 - Your creative expression is art itself
35:23 - The relationship of voice and the pleasure of sex
42:19 - Voice being your sexual organ
49:37 - Start to get satisfied with your own self-expression
54:12 - Having her first original music and using her own voice
