In this episode, I connect with Veronica Castro-Albano, pen name Maria A. Mansfield, who shares her recovery experience. She highlights some benchmarks of starting on the recovery journey, such as explaining what vulnerability feels like, navigating emotions, discussing suicidal ideation openly, etc.
We speak about Somatic Experiences in Meditation, mental health, grief, parenting challenges, understanding Vulnerability, and more.
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Throughout the conversation, there is emphasis on affirmations such as being kind and gentle with oneself while setting intentions aligned with one's higher source or willpower rather than ego-driven desires.
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