Purpose, Power, and Permission

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  • What I Learned in the Garden, Lesson II

    What I Learned in the Garden, Lesson II

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    Sha-shonda

    Dig a little deeper.  You can’t get rid of the weed on the surface and think you are all clear.  There were systems of weeds planted before we realized we had a seed within us. 

  • What I Learned in the Garden, Lesson I

    What I Learned in the Garden, Lesson I

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    Sha-shonda

    You have the power.  Get up!  Speak life!  Bring forth!

  • The Road Home: Gifted

    The Road Home: Gifted

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    Sha-shonda

    “Home” is that space of security and warmth. It is absent of turmoil and deception, lack and strife.  It is the space of love and wholeness.  Many have never experienced Home as it was not cultivated in their lives.  Instead, the spaces intended for Home were bombarded with insecurity, unbelief,…

  • The Road Home: Looking Beyond

    The Road Home: Looking Beyond

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    Sha-shonda

    “Home” is that space of security and warmth. It is absent of turmoil and deception, lack and strife. It is the space of love and wholeness.  Many have never experienced Home as it was not cultivated in their lives.  Instead, the spaces intended for Home were bombarded with insecurity, unbelief,…

  • The Road Home: Filled With Admiration

    The Road Home: Filled With Admiration

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    Sha-shonda

    “Home” is that space of security and warmth. It is absent of turmoil and deception, lack and strife. It is the space of love and wholeness.  Many have never experienced Home as it was not cultivated in their lives.  Instead, the spaces intended for Home were bombarded with insecurity, unbelief,…

  • The Road Home: Strikingly Beautiful and Strong

    The Road Home: Strikingly Beautiful and Strong

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    Sha-shonda

    “Home” is that space of security and warmth. It is absent of turmoil and deception, lack and strife. It is the space of love and wholeness.  Many have never experienced Home as it was not cultivated in their lives.  Instead, the spaces intended for Home were bombarded with insecurity, unbelief,…

  • The Road Home: Radiant and Divine

    The Road Home: Radiant and Divine

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    Sha-shonda

    “Home” is that space of security and warmth. It is absent of turmoil and deception, lack and strife.  It is the space of love and wholeness.  Many have never experienced Home as it was not cultivated in their lives.  Instead, the spaces intended for Home were bombarded with insecurity, unbelief,…

  • The Road Home: The Skin I’m In

    The Road Home: The Skin I’m In

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    Sha-shonda

    “Home” is that space of security and warmth. It is absent of turmoil and deception, lack and strife.  It is the space of love and wholeness.  Many have never experienced Home as it was not cultivated in their lives.  Instead, the spaces intended for Home were bombarded with insecurity, unbelief,…

  • Living Beyond Trauma: What Do I Do With This? (Part II)

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    Sha-shonda

    So now, here we are.  If you completed the activity from Part I, you should celebrate.  Celebrate the fact that you had enough courage to think honestly about what you have gone through.  Celebrate the fact that you had the psychological/emotional/spiritual strength to move those issues from the intangible (floating…

  • Living Beyond Trauma: What Do I Do With This? (Part I)

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    Sha-shonda

    Some say that we are the products of our experiences.  They believe that who we become is a direct reflection of what we have gone through. So, what do you do when your experiences have all but killed you? Who do you become when the images of your past are…