
Over the next 10 days, you will learn how to re-enter your being. You will tend lovingly to your body, mind, heart and spirit. Learning to let go of fear and trepidation, around exploring your inner worlds. Travelling finally into the belly of our Wisest most empowered Self and setting in motion a mighty unfolding and opening to what is alive on the inside.
Learn how to re-enter your being as you tend lovingly to the parts of yourself you've neglected.
Over the next 10 days, you will learn how to re-enter your being. You will tend lovingly to your body, mind, heart and spirit. Learning to let go of fear and trepidation, around exploring your inner worlds. Travelling finally into the belly of our Wisest most empowered Self and setting in motion a mighty unfolding and opening to what is alive on the inside.
Sarah Blondin is the founder, writer, videographer and podcast host for 'live awake' and lives with her two beautiful son's and husband in British Columbia, Canada. Sarah believes we are each born to feel, yet aren’t properly shown how to use our sensitivity. Because of this, we learned to fear our emotional intelligence and unconsciously spread a numbing balm over our sensing heart, causing us to abandon ourselves and our innate capacities to see and heal. This leaves us each grappling with an almost constant ache of being lost or unfulfilled. She, too, admits to abandoning herself, living for a time, mostly disconnected and at odds with her inner self. But through the efforts of grace and a natural tendency toward self-exploration, Sarah learned how to fully inhabit her being and discovered ways to allow her heart to guide and govern. Since coming awake to the beauty that is intended for each of us, she has dedicated her life to the pursuit of helping others find their feelings and hearts again. This course, “Coming Home to Yourself”, is a gentle re-introduction to your heart, mind, and spirit. Sarah hopes that what she has gleaned through decades of introspection, solitude and meditation will assist you in turning toward yourself, so that you may feel at home in your being and your heart.