
This episode is positively filled with wisdom and beauty. Goddess Calling - Healing Through Feminine Archetypes.
Listening to Dale Allen share her insights is like listening to a master storyteller at work. I’ve rarely experienced a woman so connected to her self-expression while so effortlessly integrated with her body.
While you can’t see her, you might be able to imagine her moving and flowing throughout this interview, connecting to all of us as we listen. She tells us of her discovery of the Goddess, about how she came to know the healing power of archetypes, and her belief that now is the time for us to remember the Divine Feminine.
In this episode, we discuss:
Why does the term GODDESS make some of us uncomfortable? What is our core wound, and why do we all have one? How can archetypes help us to heal? How is the GODDESS related to the Return of The Divine Feminine? How can we listen for the GODDESS CALLING? Why now? Why is the feminine the missing piece for what ails us as humans/society? Why a BREAKDOWN is needed for a BREAKTHROUGH. Why Women? Why reclaiming emotion is a critical piece of our inner peace.Dale Allen was honored to present to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, her one-woman show, In Our Right Minds™, Guiding Women to Their Strength as Leaders, Leading Men to Strength Without Armor. The Vice President of the Commission invited her to return the following year for an encore. She has brought her talents to scores of audiences at universities, theaters, expos, and workshops across the U.S. and Canada and from Kauai to Dubai. Described as having the energy of “a Cape Canaveral lift-off,” she thoroughly engages and inspires her audience, ranging from highly educated corporate leaders to teenage girls seeking their place in the world.
Dale Allen is a veteran of corporate, commercial communications. Her extensive resume includes hundreds of voice-over, on-camera, and live presentation projects. Some of the most quality-conscious companies, such as BMW, Canon, and MasterCard, among others, have chosen her to represent their brands. Her energy and enthusiasm, sincerity, and strength infuse her presentations and impact audiences.
Dale's Opening Prayer:
“Our mother who art within us, each breath brings us to you. Thy wisdom come, thy will be done, as we honor your presence within us. Each day, you give us all that we need. Your abundance calls us to give and receive all that is loving and pleasurable. You are the courage that moves us to be true to ourselves, and we act with grace and power. We relax into your cycles of birth, growth, death, renewal out of the womb, the darkness, the void comes new life, where you are the mother of all things. Your body is the sacred earth and our bodies. Your love nurtures and unites us all now and forevermore."
Amen.
Have you ever felt that you came here to be of service or had a deep curiosity to know more about your purpose, or suspected that you are part of something bigger? Then you may be part of The Second Wave.
While we can often think that change on the planet, and in human evolution, is up to someone else, this book explores why we each play a role in making change happen and birthing the new world. Especially now when we are all feeling so much fear and division. This book is about trusting what’s happening, knowing we are exactly where we need to be, and allowing ourselves to be compassionate, loving and vulnerable- even in the darkest, messy moments.
Listen in as Kerri and I dive into the mess of the human experience and talk about self love, sovereignty, soul contracts, 5th dimension conversations, self-judgement, current world issues, division, fear, and the many way’s we have to reveal, feel and heal, what is coming to the surface so that we can expand and transform into a more loving and just world, together.
I loved my interview with Kerri, because I love her honestly, her grit, and her down to earth way of explaining and exploring spiritual concepts that can otherwise feel out of reach. I hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as I enjoyed recording it.
Kerri Hummingbird, Soul Guide, inspires people to lead their lives wide awake with an authenticity, passion and purpose that positively impacts others. She catalyzes mind-shifts that transform life challenges into gifts of wisdom with her Reinvent Yourself programs for individual and group mentoring. She is the international best-selling author of “The Second Wave: Transcending the Human Drama” and the award-winning best-selling book “Awakening To Me: One Woman’s Journey To Self Love” which describes the early years of her spiritual awakening. She has served as a social activist, leader, and philanthropist for over three decades. She is the Founder of the Skills Not Pills Movement and Host of Soul Nectar Show.
• Sovereign means : the truth already. It’s the idea that we are whole and complete, with all the tools we need within. • We come to earth to have an experience of forgetting who we really are and all that we are capable of. • Your soul is designed so that you can have the fullest experience you wanted to have on earth. • We all have a unique thumbprint, which is symbolic of the unique being that you are.What do systemic racism and religious wounding have in common? Both are very damaging to our souls if we don’t reveal and heal them.
Listen in as Terrlyn and I talk about the importance of taking the time to investigate our own traditions and beliefs. We discuss how all must examine and reveal where unconscious bias and disempowering interpretations might be getting in the way of tapping into the true spirit of our divine nature as well as how we can all relate to one another as members of a larger spiritual community where everyone gets to belong.
Dr. Terrlyn L. Curry Avery is a pastologist, spiritual leader, author, and TEDx speaker. She is the creator of pastology, the dynamic approach to transformation that focuses on the synergy between spirituality and the human psyche. She helps transformational leaders stay grounded in their faith, values, and purpose by providing both spiritual and psychological support as they manifest their own greatness and help others to do the same. Dr. Curry Avery helps leaders recognize and understand how ingrained disruptive and damaging messages from various religions may impact their finances, decision-making, careers, and personal self-image. She holds a Ph.D. from Hofstra University and a MDiv. from Yale University. She is the author of Sacred Intelligence: The Essence of Sacred, Selfish and Shared Relationships and was the previous host of her own Public Access Show.
Enjoy this rich discussion of the patriarchy, giving up your power, religious trauma, understanding how race and religion can separate us if we are not mindful and aware, and what might be possible if we were to give ourselves permission to reimagine and broaden our perspective on the sacred.
Show Notes:
We need to be able to look at religion and the divine through a number of different perspectives and stay open and stay curious, and give each other the freedom to have our own experience. Language can segregate unless we put the stories of the Bible into context. If we were to look at each other as spiritual beings we would not be in such division. Many of us have hidden religious wounds that can keep us feeling unworthy, undeserving, and in shame.Stephanie is the founder of Lioness, a coaching consultancy dedicated to helping powerful women lead and live from a place of pleasure, power, and purpose. As a leadership and sexuality coach, she empowers women to awaken that seductive, magnetic place inside themselves so they can lead their business and lives from a place of inner strength and ease. Stephanie has a unique ability to flex between feminine flow and concrete masculine structures. She gives women permission to remove their armor and explore the more sensitive, sensual, and intuitive parts of themselves while also taking daring action towards their desires.
Stephanie has a corporate background in talent strategy, culture change, and leadership development, working with Fortune 100 companies such as IBM, TDAmeritrade, and MetLife. She is also an expert in the feminine arts and is a graduate of The School for Womanly Arts, a certified Tantra & Sexuality Coach, Co-Active Leadership Coach, Femme! Teacher and KAP facilitator. She’s worked with hundreds of creative and talented women in over 20 countries to reclaim and honor their voice and power within.
Sensuality is about knowing the nuances of your body and allowing your body to feel what it feels. Women are uniquely designed to intuit the world through our senses. So many women feel like they should put themselves last and put everything and everyone before them. Coming home to "I MATTER” is a pivotal coming home point for women. You have permission to be all of you. Erotic intelligence is getting really clear on your desires and pleasure. In order to get to pleasure we have to allow ourselves to be in our most primal nature to receive, be vulnerable. The leadership of the future is strong and compassionate, nurturing and powerful. The “messy" feminine is where we can hear the sacred voice within us. Women can hold grief and joy at the same time- our emotional capacity and range are remarkable. To celebrate and honor all of our emotions in the body is to be fully embodied. “I’m raising a son who can experience what a woman who is full of herself looks like.”Meet my dear friend Vanessa Ryerse. She is an entrepreneur, an ordained pastor a working artist, and a mother. I first learned of Vanessa when I heard her on Rob Bell’s Podcast The Robcast a couple of years ago and I knew I had to reach out and know her more deeply.
It turns out, she’s my people, and our initial conversation actually sparked a desire in me to begin my own podcast. Vanessa helped me realize that I wanted to give women who are doing powerful work in the world a bigger platform to share their ideas, revelations and work. She’s talented, open-hearted, rebellious, and thinks about things deeply - with her heart.
When Vanessa talks you want to lean in and listen real close so you don’t miss something magical. She’s always making beautiful things and she’s always integrating and building bridges for herself and for others between the human and the divine.
Vanessa pastors at her start up: Vintage Fellowship in Fayetteville with her husband Rob. They have four children, biological and adopted, ranging from college to preschool. She sells in two Etsy shops: one for vintage home decor and clothing, The Classic Butterfly, and another featuring her broken china mosaic art, The Mosaic Butterfly.
Listen in as we talk about her new sermon series, her own understanding of Patriarchy, her religious trauma, how she’s shifting the narrative of gender hierarchy with progressive theology and so much more.
Karen Anderson is leading the conversation about healing the generational wounds between mothers and daughters and using this challenging relationship as an opportunity and a catalyst for growth, leadership, wisdom, and creativity. Karen challenges the current patriarchal definitions of these energies and notes that for millennia, women have been burnt at the stake (literally and metaphorically) when we wield our emotions, power, and creativity intentionally. She acknowledges the many women in our maternal lineages that have suffered mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically as a result of the unexpressed emotion, the unused power, and the untapped creativity within them. Karen hopes to disrupt these generational patterns through a project she calls The Motherlode.
In it, she will be highlighting twenty creative women who have learned from their difficult relationship to their mothers, specifically around power, emotion, and creativity, and how to alchemize these energies in service to their leadership, relationships, and work, and why it matters.
Listen in as Karen and I unpack the importance of revealing and healing these generational wounds and why they are such a rich source of insight for our leadership with other women. If you would like to participate in The Mother Lode, simply visit Karen’s website.
Karen is the author of several books, most notably:
Difficult Mothers, Adult Daughters - A Guide For Separation, Liberation, & Inspiration (https://www.amazon.com/Difficult-Mothers-Adult-Daughters-Inspiration-ebook/dp/B0779DB2C4/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&qid=1523640452&sr=8-2&keywords=difficult+mothers+adult+daughters&linkCode=ll1&tag=revelationpro-20&linkId=ba3c143b4af046dd50d0eb7da825b5a7) The Difficult Mother-Daughter Relationship Journal - A Guide For Revealing & Healing Toxic Generational Patterns (https://www.amazon.com/Difficult-Mother-Daughter-Relationship-Journal-Generational-ebook/dp/B07TS81PW5/ref=as_li_ss_tl?dchild=1&keywords=The+Difficult+Mother-Daughter+Relationship+Journal:+A+Guide+For+Revealing+&+Healing+Toxic+Generational&qid=1589904590&sr=8-1&linkCode=ll1&tag=revelationpro-20&linkId=ff9d250d5f44a5b5f7e8bd262306c1b7) “From the time you were born, and even when you were in the womb, your relationship with your mother served as a blueprint for your relationship with yourself. Your mother’s beliefs were the basis for your own. You learned to treat yourself the way your mother treated herself, and the way she treated you. This is generally an unconscious process.” ~ Difficult Mothers, Adult Daughters: A Guide For Separation, Liberation & Inspiration Show notes: * The term “motherlode“ refers to the source of gold from which small nuggets originated, a principal source or supply. * Sometimes women are left out of the conversation about the divine feminine if they don’t identify with terms like ”goddess." * Our relationships with our mothers can serve as a blueprint for our relationships with ourselves. * Many of us have been our mothers’ “student” for decades and may have been handed beliefs and values about our bodies, identity sexuality, gender, etc. * A deeper examination of what our mothers taught us about emotion, power, and creativity can be a valuable source of insight and revelation as it relates to our own personal leadership. * If women are to have more say in the world, more of us need to understand and teach, directly and explicitly, and by consciously modeling the true nature of emotion, power, and creativity, not the current patriarchal definitions. * Many of us have been taught that emotion is weak vs. a powerful source of energy to summon.As a licensed mental health counselor and certified life coach, Jessica Martin embraces the concept of the collective wisdom and draws from her expertise in holistic health while also tapping into her intuition to help her clients heal, integrate and balance. Jess uses tools of mindfulness, art, and somatic understanding and she can often be found delivering workshops, classes, public speaking, or hiking with her dogs.
We are the stories we tell ourselves and the cumulative stories we are told about ourselves. At some point, we may find that our stories form an identity that limits and constrains who we want to be. As women, we can find the challenge compounded by inferred gender roles that are not aligned with what we may envision for our own lives. As COVID–19 continues to challenge us to innovate, women, in particular, are stepping up, finding new opportunities, and collaborating in ways that serve the collective whole while also stretching us to imagine a new future that’s distinctly different from the hectic and unconscious way we have been living.
Listen in as Jess Martin and I discuss the evolving story of identity and how we can reimagine what’s possible by choosing which parts of our story we wish to keep, transform, or create from scratch. We also cover a wide range of subjects including naked rock climbing, Instagram celebrities, Divine Feminine girl-crushing, and the neurobiology of trees. As usual, there is a fair amount of irreverence and swearing. I sure hope you enjoy the show.
Show notes:
Identity needs to be fluid and adaptable. Women are congregating in circles of belonging and disrupting the narratives that keep us in isolation and competition. Going back to normal isn’t an option - normal was not working. COVID–19 is forcing us to see the inanity of our culture, and the hectic and unconscious ways we have been living. One strong woman can shift the narrative and help every woman around her heal. Trees are a powerful metaphor for the divine feminine.What if you could learn how to raise your voice, trust your power, and overcome your deepest fears? Meet Megan Jo Wilson, the founder of Rockstar Camp.
Megan Jo is someone I deeply admire because she is taking the world by the balls and shifting the narrative about what it means to be a woman. In addition to being a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach, and a leader of world leaders, she is also an entrepreneur that is committed to supporting women to claim their voices and step into their personal leadership.
Megan Jo is HOT, feisty, tender, funny, bold and honest. She's not afraid to say it like it is and does not suffer fools gladly. She's been a tremendous teacher and I consider her a dear friend.
My prediction is that she will one day grace the covers of popular magazines as someone women want to celebrate and emulate. She stands for every woman to BE exactly who she is, living life out loud and without apology.
Megan Jo is also an author of two best-selling books: Who The Fuck Am I To Be A Coach and Who The Fuck Am I To Be A Rockstar. She is the founder of Rockstar Camp, an experimental learning program for women who are ready to step out from behind the curtain to start rocking their business and their lives.
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* Book: Who The Fuck Am I To Be A Coach is a warrior's guide to building a successful coaching business from the inside out. * Book: Who The Fuck Am I To Be A Rockstar is about sharing our voices in the world. * Mama Gena has been a huge influence on Megan Jo and her work and helped her to see the invisible forces at play for women. * The Politics of Love by Marianne Williamson * Megan Jo Wilson on Facebook: * Megan Jo Wilson on Instagram
Duann Kier is a psychic channeler, hypnotist, ordained minister, spiritual teacher and performer of sacred ceremonies. Her most recent book is Return of the Divine Feminine, Rise of the Divine Masculine: And the Men Who Are Calling for Her Return.
She is a former Christian fundamentalist with a Master of Religious Education degree from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and is also the author of Fundamen-Talisman: Resurrecting the Fundamentals of Relationship from the Fundamentalism of Religion. It has been referred to as a handbook for recovering Christian fundamentalists.
Her life and work motto are,** “lightening up enlightenment!”**
Links Mentioned Connect with Duann Kier: • Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/duann.kier) • Website (http://www.duannkier.com/") • Books (https://www.duannkier.com/books.html) • Metaphysical Mississippi (metaphysicalmississippi.com)Monette Chilson, author of Original Resistance: Reclaiming Lilith, Reclaiming Ourselves, My Name is Lilith, and Sophia Rising: Awakening Your Sacred Wisdom Through Yoga, writes about God in the feminine and the feminine in God.
She speaks to groups big and small, in both lecture and workshop settings. She’s written for publications including Yoga Journal, Integral Yoga Magazine, and Elephant Journal and has contributed to numerous anthologies, most recently Yoga Wisdom: Warrior Tales Inspiring You On & Off the Mat and Whatever Works: Feminists of Faith Speak.
Monette was awarded an Illumination Book Award gold medal, as well as the Hoffer Small Press and First Horizon Awards.
Show Notes: • Monette grew up in a Southern Baptist church and was raised to know a punishing God. • Who is Lilith? Lilith was kicked out of the Garden of Eden - she was there before Eve. • Lilith is a mythological first woman in the world. She is an archetype who is also a historical figure in the Bible that came before Eve. • Lilith was kicked out of the garden because she wasn't interested in being dominated. She used her voice and said, "I am a full person." • Monette started messaging to children so that they can integrate the feminine divine as young children vs. having to grow up the way we did, trying to undo the damage of omission. • If we can't see our feminine selves in God, it's impossible to see God in ourselves, so you have to start by reclaiming. • Original Resistance, Reclaiming Lilith, Reclaiming Ourselves is a collected anthology with contributions from 45 women all over the world who resonated with the archetype of Lilith. • It's so important for women to have stories, and see ourselves reflected in strong characters and heroines. • Women were not given the full story. We were told stories that were exclusively told through the male lens, and it's even more damaging when it's told in a religious context because it keeps you from connecting from that vital divine feminine part of ourselves. • Pronoun analysis in the Bible shows an exaggerated use of "his" vs. "hers." This is significant. If a woman cannot see "hers" then she cannot claim what is hers. • It's never been ok that we, as women, have been omitted from history as whole human beings. • Everything that we have been told has been told through the lens of men. • In the Bible, "Sophia" means wisdom which conjures up the embodiment of the feminine divine, but it was never honored as this. • Monette has been on a search for the feminine divine and has run into wall after wall as she has struggled to find what she was looking for. * In many churches and religions, the female is subordinated to the man and it makes a real relationship nearly impossible. * The Roofless Church in New Harmony, Indiana was where Monette accessed her freedom to stop searching and see that the universe was her "church". * Language is so important. Calling your God "she" is a beautiful way to integrate or retrain ourselves as women if we want to relate to her that way. Yoga is a great playground to practice the embodiment of the masculine and the feminine and integrate the two energies . Links Mentioned: * Monette Chilson Twitter * Monette Chilson Instagram * Monette Chilson Website * Monette Chilson BooksTrista Hendren is the creator of The Girl God series and a Certified Women’s Empowerment Coach with Imagine a Woman International.
Trista grew up Christian and studied the Bible very closely. She attended college but was not taken seriously as a theologian. Trista has also identified as an atheist and Muslim for periods of her life before developing her own sense of spirituality.
She authored a book The Girl God after her daughter called out the fact that God is usually depicted as male. After the book's success, Trista created the series which now totals 25 books.
Show Notes: • Finding divinity within yourself. • How we tend to categorize and isolate people because of their spirituality. • Spirituality is totally separate from religion. • Women's circles of today and their origins as discussed in the Bible. • The importance of self-love for women. • Learning how to be with all of the changes of motherhood. • Changing your narrative through reframing. • The wisdom in the female body and menstruation as a sacred time. • How maltreatment of Mother Earth is a symptom of the patriarchy. • Religion and money are some of the biggest ways to suppress women. • Getting really intentional with what we want. Links Mentioned: • The Red Tent by Anita Diamant • Find A Women's Circle website and app • Monette Chilson's Lilith Circle Guide • Trista Hendren Facebook • Instagram • Girl God BooksIn this episode join me for an interview with Lisa Medley. Lisa believes that as we create more love in the body, we create more love in the world.
Lisa serves as a Sustainable Wellbeing Lifestyle and Body Relationship Mentor. She has over 20 years’ experience in the healing arts, expressive therapy, life and wellness coaching, therapeutic massage and bodywork, somatics, energy medicine, and conscious movement & dance.
Lisa has experienced a divine connection all of her life. She is a Unitarian Universalist preacher’s kid, currently studies all kinds of spirituality, and creates her lifestyle to be in “integrity with her soul.” She is the creator of Beloved Your Body™ - a lifestyle program that empowers clients to cultivate a positive relationship with their body for sustainable wellbeing. Lisa believes that the body acts as a bridge to celebrate our divine humanity.
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You are in for a special treat today in hearing from one of the most compassionate and dedicated women I've had the pleasure of knowing. In this episode I interview Kim Fuller, the founder of BORN to RISE a movement that brings forth the feminine energy of compassion, empathy, courage and expansion through community, story sharing and creativity. Her mission is to amplify our personal stories so that we can inspire, educate and empower each other to be the greatest versions of ourselves and t co-create a culture of love and acceptance for ALL. Join us as she shares her own story about meeting the Dali Lama, adopting her son, what it took to finally love herself.
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• Rhode Island School of Design
• Finding: The story of a young boy who becomes his adoptive mothers's greatest spiritual teacher
Self-forgiveness is courageous work that requires us to answer the call to go within and reckon with the parts of ourselves that might feel unworthy.
"The greatest gift we can give our children is modeling self-forgiveness for our imperfect selves." - Monica Rodgers.
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Mark Greene writes, speaks, coaches and consults on the challenges men face when raised in man box culture. He helps men create a healthier vision of masculine culture and identity.
"We have to meet men and boys where they are and teach them that conversation is where we solve problems." - Mark Greene.
Learn more about this episode at https://www.jointherevelation.com/blog/13
Self-loathing is its own special kind of trauma. Listen as I recall a story of finding self-forgiveness in the epicenter of a huge "parent fail" with my daughter.
“It’s an inside job before we can take it to the outside. It’s the internal reckoning” - Andrea Willets.
Learn more about this episode at https://www.jointherevelation.com/blog/12
Join us in this episode as we talk about the power of witness and why it's important that we hold space for each other as friends, family members, and fellow human beings. Learn how something so simple can have a profound impact on making someone feel seen and known.
“In being present, you're not only being present for yourself, you're being present for someone else too.” - Monica Rodgers.
Learn more about this episode jointherevelation.com/11
How Andrea Willets harnessed the power of self love and makes her unapologetic presence in the world.
"Vulnerability became my greatest strength." - Andrea Willets.
Learn more about this at www.jointherevelation.com/10
Andrea talks about the female apologizing personality types, what we might be covering up by saying "sorry", the guidelines for a proper apology, and more.
"This overuse of 'I'm sorry' is the replacement for the real conversation." - Andrea Willets.
Learn more about this episode at jointherevelation.com/09
Vanessa was raised inside the purity culture in a fundamentalist Evangelical church community. Her journey has transformed understanding about the power of Women and the need for our voices and leadership inside of churches and beyond.
“The divine is in you.” - Vanessa Ryerse.
Learn more at jointherevelation.com/08
We talk about love languages and how we give and receive love. We talk about love for friends, romantic love, the fluidity and energy of love and much more.
"When one person is growing and the other one isn't, is it sustainable? I would argue yes." - Monica Rodgers.
Learn more about this episode at jointherevelation.com/07
In this episode , we continue with our discussion on soul-diving and what is required for us to dive into the unknown and live below the surface of our lives. We talk about reframing and reinterpreting our tension and suffering as invitations and access points to discover personal truth.
"The magic happens outside of the comfort zone." - Monica Rodgers.
Learn more about this episode at jointherevelation.com/06
Today's episode is about revealing spirit. We talk about the religious and spiritual backgrounds that we grew up with, and the necessity of recognizing when it's time to reclaim our own sense of spirituality as adults. What type of religious background did you grow up with and how has it transformed in your own spiritual formation?
This episode is about exploring spirituality, how ego gets in the way, finding an access point to the divine, and how definitions of race and gender often separate us from seeing the bigger picture and the path to LOVE.
"It is really about starting to have a relationship with life that bypasses the ego." - Monica Rodgers.
Learn more about this episode of The Revelation Project with Monica Rodgers and Andrea Willets at www.jointherevelation.com/05
Boundaries are at the heart of self love. When we set up healthy boundaries we are respecting ourselves and showing everyone else how to be in relationship with you.
"It is not selfish actually, it is about restoring the integrity that's meant to be there in order for us to serve ourselves so that we can serve others." - Monica Rodgers.
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The training ground is another way to talk about how we were all socialized when we were kids. Does what we learned during that time help us be our best selves?
“Often as humans, we need to belong. We want to belong. We want to be loved. We want to know that we're enough and that we're worthy. And that all is influenced by The Training Ground.” - Monica Rodgers.
Learn more about this episode of The Revelation Project with Monica Rodgers and Andrea Willets at www.jointherevelation.com/03
Today on the show, our co-host Monica will be talking about her recent "vulnerability hangover." She describes her dismay when it dawns on her that she wont be able to hide as much now that the podcast is live. She struggles to honor all the parts of herself in the face of overexposure, and shares what came up for her in this podcast launch and how her "mess became her message."
We talk about why knowing your truth is important, what you can learn from difficult situations, how to show up authentically and much more.
"How do I show up authentically with all of me? And be able to share all of me without offending someone along the way?" - Monica Rodgers.
Learn more about this episode of The Revelation Project with Monica Rodgers and Andrea Willets at www.jointherevelation.com/02
Welcome to The Revelation Project Podcast. For our very first episode of The Revelation Project, enjoy Andrea Interviewing Monica about her darkest days before the dawn, and where The Revelation Project began. We also talk about why loneliness is so difficult, how to heal from difficult situations, spiritual work and much more.
“Oftentimes we're the instrument in somebodies healing but we don't realize it.” - Monica Rogers.
Learn more about this episode of The Revelation Project (http://www.jointherevelation.com/01) .