What does it mean to truly heal—and why do so many of us struggle to even begin?
In this episode of A Really Good Cry, I sit down with healer, author, and spiritual educator Devi Brown for a deeply moving conversation about grief, joy, trauma, and the slow, sacred process of coming back to yourself.
We talk about how healing often starts in survival mode, why joy takes practice, and how performative self-help can block real transformation. Devi shares powerful insights on breathwork, somatic healing, feminine softness, and devotion as a path to lasting change.
Whether you’re navigating burnout, craving stillness, or trying to reclaim your worth, this episode is an invitation to soften, to feel, and to begin again—with compassion and intention.
What We Discuss:
00:00 Intro
01:24 Writing about grief and joy
02:32 The Deep Connection Between Self-Worth and Joy
05:12 Joy Is a Choice You Make Every Day
07:14 How to Start Healing When You're Still in Survival Mode
11:37 Learning Without Action Builds the Ego
12:46 Devotion Starts When You See Yourself as Sacred
18:23 Why You’re Still Hurting After “Doing the Work”
22:47 You Can’t Heal If You’re Always Saving Others
24:48 What Are Mudras and Why Are They So Powerful?
34:45 Why the 'Girl Boss' era left women disconnected
38:13 Breath is your anchor in hard moments
45:36 Create beauty through your senses
48:03 What softness really means
50:57 Why “I Am” affirmations need to be personal
57:37 The real difference between wisdom and knowledge
01:01:26 A simple formula to discover your purpose
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