Empowered Voices Rising Above Past Pain (170) - Daily MINI-CAST with Kim & Jill
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In today’s episode, we delve into the profound influence of past experiences on our present actions and purpose. We explore how witnessing trauma or hurt in others can shape our motivation to help those who lacked resources before, but now have a voice through us.
Key Themes
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Witnessing Hurt: Reflecting on times when you were a bystander to someone else's pain—whether physical or emotional—and how these moments impact your life's direction.
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Empowerment Through Resources: Discussing the journey from lacking resources to now having them, empowering both yourself and those around you.
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Finding Your Voice: The importance of using your newfound voice for advocacy and healing for those who couldn't speak up in the past.
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Perceived Traumas vs. Real Feelings: Understanding that while experiences are labeled as traumatic, it is crucial to accept the emotions they evoke rather than focusing solely on their labels.
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Healing Together: The power of coming together with others who've had similar experiences to facilitate collective healing through shared knowledge and support.
Insightful Takeaways
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Acceptance Over Change:
- Acknowledge that while you can't alter past events, accepting associated feelings is key.
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Reframing Perceptions:
- Challenge how you've perceived certain events; understand it's shaped by personal judgment over time.
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Quiet Power of Healing:
- Recognize that healing often comes not from grand gestures but simple, gentle connections—a new song or sound can be part of this process.
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Collective Growth & Support:
- Utilize current resources collaboratively with others facing their own perceived traumas for mutual growth and understanding.
Final Thoughts
The message encourages listeners to embrace their roles as advocates equipped with experience-driven insights—to use soft yet powerful means like music or connection for healing oneself and helping others do the same. Remember, sometimes strength lies in quiet simplicity rather than loud declarations.
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In today’s episode, we delve into the profound influence of past experiences on our present actions and purpose. We explore how witnessing trauma or hurt in others can shape our motivation to help those who lacked resources before, but now have a voice through us.
Key Themes
-
Witnessing Hurt: Reflecting on times when you were a bystander to someone else's pain—whether physical or emotional—and how these moments impact your life's direction.
-
Empowerment Through Resources: Discussing the journey from lacking resources to now having them, empowering both yourself and those around you.
-
Finding Your Voice: The importance of using your newfound voice for advocacy and healing for those who couldn't speak up in the past.
-
Perceived Traumas vs. Real Feelings: Understanding that while experiences are labeled as traumatic, it is crucial to accept the emotions they evoke rather than focusing solely on their labels.
-
Healing Together: The power of coming together with others who've had similar experiences to facilitate collective healing through shared knowledge and support.
Insightful Takeaways
-
Acceptance Over Change:
- Acknowledge that while you can't alter past events, accepting associated feelings is key.
-
Reframing Perceptions:
- Challenge how you've perceived certain events; understand it's shaped by personal judgment over time.
-
Quiet Power of Healing:
- Recognize that healing often comes not from grand gestures but simple, gentle connections—a new song or sound can be part of this process.
-
Collective Growth & Support:
- Utilize current resources collaboratively with others facing their own perceived traumas for mutual growth and understanding.
Final Thoughts
The message encourages listeners to embrace their roles as advocates equipped with experience-driven insights—to use soft yet powerful means like music or connection for healing oneself and helping others do the same. Remember, sometimes strength lies in quiet simplicity rather than loud declarations.
Unlock the power of healing past traumas in this transformative episode. 🌟
Join us as we delve into how witnessing past hurts can shape your life's purpose and meaning. Discover how you now have the resources to help those who lacked them before, and learn about transforming perceived traumas into acceptance.
Key takeaways include:
- Understanding the impact of witnessing trauma on life choices.
- Embracing experiences without labeling them as 'good' or 'bad.'
- Using newfound resources for collective healing.
Tune in to explore gentle yet powerful ways to heal and connect with others today. 🎧✨
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Hello, lovely listeners, and good morning, Kim. Good morning. Good morning, everyone.
The message today, this has. I had it. I gotta figure out the words that are coming through with it, how they want to express it out here. So there's a lot of. You have witnessed somebody get hurt. Like, you were the bystander; you were the person maybe sitting there seeing somebody either get physically hurt or emotionally hurt. Oh, can you feel that one? Somebody's getting hurt. And this is like I hear in the past; in the past you've seen somebody get hurt, and you were not able to help them. And they're like. That has dictated your life, where you're going in your life, why you do what you do. Your meaning and your purpose in life has a lot to do with those people that you could not help in the past.
But now what you are doing is helping those people that did not have the resources back then, but now you do. Now you have the resources. It's kind of like a. They're showing a twofold. They didn't have the resources; you didn't have the resources. So now everybody has the resources. And now you can feel more confident and more confident now more.
Let's see if we're there. Oh, a voice. Now you have a. Oh, what a cry! Now you have a voice for these people that didn't have their voice either. They're like it's a combination; you're coming together, working together to help them heal through their traumas, to help heal through their pains, their perceived suffering that they went through years back. It's like I keep seeing coming together and allowing that healing work to actually happen now. Like, now is the time.
So people that you're going to come together today with in your life are part of your past or their past—some perceived traumas, stresses—they're coming together because now you have the voice. Now you have the knowledge to move past it.
Can you tell me a little more about when the message is coming through as perceived traumas? Yeah. Yes. Because we've been told that they are bad. We've been told that it's a traumatic experience. Every—people want to put a label on an experience—kind of how spirit's going. They want to put a—oh, that was a good experience; oh, that was a bad experience—in reality, it was just an experience.
Yeah, okay, cool. The way you felt with it is real; that feeling of being hurt is real. You have been told that is trauma. Okay? And we need to clear up that trauma; we need to heal up that trauma.
Yes! It's more about becoming acceptance of the pain, acceptance of the feeling that happened in that moment. It's being okay with that feeling—not the experience—because you can't change the experience that happened; it was there—that is real! What you felt was real.
Yeah, yeah! The perceived is our perception of it; it's how we frame it, how we judge it, how we maybe even freeze it into something that sometimes it wasn't even—that the experience wasn't what we've frozen it into over time—we created something else around it.
Yes! That's—you know, to me that's what I'm picking up on is the—that's what the perceived means—is really kind of laying down what we perceive it to be and letting it be what it is.
Yeah! Okay! So you're pulled to the people that are coming into your lives or that you are going into their lives today—it’s about the past experiences—whether you view them as trauma or bad or whatever—just more of a perceived negative experience going all of the above—the umbrella—all of that is to help each other with those resources that you have now—and a big smile with it.
Yeah! Feels like a very gentle, loving connection of sorts—that's what I get from it—it’s like you said; everyone has what they need now—it's really—it’s like quietly powerful!
Yeah! Yeah! Whether it's also a new song that comes into your environment—somebody shows you a new sound—that is part of this healing! It's so simple! We are looking—a lot of you are looking for the big, like wow banger—no—they saw so soft! Beautiful!
Yeah! Simple—it’s kind of quiet—really powerful—but yeah—it’s not a big bang—is it? It’s like a—oh yeah—that is here—isn't it?
All right! Thank you, Jill! Thank you everyone! Thank you Kim! Lovely! Lovely!
All right until next time!
