37 - Remembering What Brings Us Most Alive

We are so uniquely and wonderfully made. Each of us comes into this world created with unique gifts & talents and things that make us feel most alive, filled with meaning and purpose when we do them. Somewhere along the way we may stop doing those things, living out of messages we've picked up of who we "should" be instead, or "should" do instead. Let's all pause. Take a moment to remember times when we felt most alive, doing something we love to do. Let's see what messages may get in the way, and in seeing them, have the power to choose whether we will live from them or our truer, deeper, voice. May we all in time, continue to do the things we love most and bring the gifts and talents only we can bring to this beautiful God-filled world! You are enough. What brings you joy brings our world and the God who made you even more when you do them. Grace, peace & Namaste friends. The research on this topic of cultivating meaningful work and reclaiming the messages that hold us back from that is from Brene Brown's incredible book The Gifts of Imperfection. I highly recommend you read and digest her work. If this podcast is one that you find nourishes your soul, help keep it going through donating even as little as a dollar or becoming a Patron: You can also sign up for e-mails if you'd like to be informed of future works on Thanks so much for listening! May you be well. May you soak in your truth of how beloved, whole and enough you are now, right now, and always.

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37 - Remembering What Brings Us Most Alive is an episode from YogaBreathePray by YogaBreathePray.

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This episode was published on Apr 22, 2019.

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