Episode 24: Rebellion is your Birthright

This week's podcast joins us on the road driving West to Los Angeles. It is raw and real and dives into the idea that we must rebel against the ready-made societal recipes for life and take a look at our deepest longings with an open mind and heart. From our heart prompts, we then create our own recipe for happiness and fulfillment. To do this we oftentimes must rebel against the ready-made recipe for life that we've been told brings fulfillment (go to college, get a good job, aquire material possessions, get married, have children, etc.). This rebellion comes in the form of questioning if the path we are following is actually in alignment with what our heart desires. The idea that rebellion is your birthright is the idea that we all deserve to live a life rooted in our own creative power. If we always are following the herd this creative faculty becomes stagnant and leads to a disconnect from our innate power to be autonomous and empowered within our own inner knowing. When we live life from our creativity and heart prompts, we are more likely to be inspired, activated and fulfilled. Essentially, we are all born with the ability to create the life of our dreams, the question is, are we willing to do the work to go against the grain, to rebel against the mass marketed idea of what happiness is, and create it for ourselves in a totally authentic and undiluted way. The outro music at the end of the podcast is called 'Call On' and is orginal music produced by DJ Karishtan. It is available for download via iTunes and Spotify.

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Episode 24: Rebellion is your Birthright is an episode from Walking Dharma by Kristen Coyle.

This episode is 16:39 long.

This episode was published on Jun 20, 2019.

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