Meditation On Shadow Work, Self-Esteem And The Inner Critic
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Meditation On Shadow Work, Self-Esteem And The Inner Critic

by Hawah Kasat

Rated
5
Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
1

What if shadow work wasn't about fixing yourself—but about welcoming every part of yourself home? In this special collaborative meditation, Hawah Kasat teams up with New York Times bestselling author Sonya Renee Taylor to guide you through a deeply transformative embodiment practice to explore the root of our inner critic and the source of our negative self-esteem. Shadow work is often described as confronting the parts of ourselves we'd rather not see. This practice offers the invitation: intimacy instead of exile. Sit and meet the parts of yourself you've resisted—not to fix them or push them away, but to welcome them home. As the boundaries between the parts of yourself begin to soften, you may discover that what you've been fighting isn't asking to be defeated—it's simply waiting to be embraced. Beginning with breath, nervous system regulation, and deep listening, the practice gradually invites you to meet an aspect of yourself you've judged, rejected, or tried to leave behind.

Shadow WorkSelf EsteemInner CriticSelf AcceptanceBreath AwarenessNervous System RegulationVisualizationEmotional ConnectionSelf CompassionIntegrationEmbodimentVisualization Technique

Meet your Teacher

Hawah Kasat

Washington, DC, USA

Meet your Teacher

Hawah Kasat

Washington, DC, USA