I’ve known for a while that April would be a big month. Earlier in the year, I booked an 8-day ayahuasca retreat with 21 other men.
This is the most nights I’ve sat in a ceremony, and the first with a group of men. I spent the first three weeks of April prepping for the event. It was important to me to get clarity on the intentions I wanted to take into ceremony.
The retreat was an invitation to explore what’s been hiding in my shadow - the source of my greatest fears and my greatest potential. It’s been a long road to get to this point in my life, but something inside me knew it was time to ask myself the bold questions that I was afraid to know the answers to.
What resulted was the most transformative journey I’ve ever experienced. I found the root of my inner critic, and replaced the critical voice in my head with that of a compassionate guide. My relationship with myself has shifted entirely. More than that, I now understand what it means to love myself fully - and it’s changing how I show up in every single area of my life.
I share many more details and takeaways in the episode, including:
- Using feelings in the body as a gateway to healing
- Recognizing and communicating with the different voices within
- Cultivating compassion for the protective mechanisms that cause pain.
- The power of seeing others as a mirror.
- What’s possible when you feel trapped emotions.
- Honoring the commitments I make with myself.
- And more…
Thank you all for giving me the gift of your attention. I hope you enjoy this month’s reflection episode.
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