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Hosted by Thembelihle Ntuli · EN
• Spirituality • Art • Music • Mental Health • Growth
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S02:E05 - POETRY THURSDAYS - LIGHT.
Dec 14, 202300:03:43Tap to summarizeThis is a sweet and short piece about this battle between light and darkness, acknowledging light’s ability to always triumph in each circumstance.
Transcribe →S02:E04 - POETRY THURSDAYS - GUILT.
Nov 30, 202300:09:03Tap to summarizeIn this episode, the host shares her writing inspired by her late sister - GUILT. It is an emotional piece that triggers our perception pertaining mental health.
Transcribe →S02:E03 - Life update | Creative Block & New Segment Announcement!
Nov 27, 202300:17:35Tap to summarizeIn this light hearted episode, the host shares her experiences and challenges with juggling recent life expectations, approaching & overcoming creative blocks, as well as a new exciting announcement!
Transcribe →S02:02 - Navigating Transitions: Getting Acquainted With Who I Am Becoming
Feb 10, 202300:11:02Tap to summarizeTransitions are generally a difficult aspect to navigate because we are neither here or there - but in between, which brings about a lot of frustration. The most important thing we can do for our well-being as well as mental & spiritual health is surrender to the process of becoming, with grace and acceptance of the high’s and low’s.
Transcribe →S02:E01 - 7 Benefits of Basking in Solitude
Jan 26, 202300:29:11Tap to summarizeWithout negating the need for community, it’s important to shine a light on the equal and important need for healthy solitude. In a world where we are constantly engaging - it is only fair that we do not end up neglecting our innermost selves; while being in service to others. In this episode, we talk about the benefits of learning to be comfortable with your own company and peeling the layers to your inner voice.
Transcribe →S01:E08 - 6 Life Lessons Running Has Taught Me
Nov 13, 202200:21:05Tap to summarizeLife lessons and their sources have no limitations when we’re open minded and teachable. For some of us, our exercise routines have become our meditation as well as our source of grounding for when life gets chaotic. Exercise can equip us with mental & physical benefits, as well as lessons and techniques that help us navigate life; in this episode - I share mine.
Transcribe →S01:E07 - Food For The Soul, Literally.
Oct 9, 202200:09:14Tap to summarize“We are what we eat.” Food is an essential part of our human existence, it is one of the things that sustain and fuel us; allowing us to show up as our best selves in the world. It is therefore important that we are conscious of how and what we eat as it can directly have an effect on our stamina, thought processes and emotions. In this episode, we discuss the ripple effects of food on our physical, mental and spiritual health.
Transcribe →S01:E06 - Surrender; The Seed of Alignment
Aug 13, 202200:27:35Tap to summarizeThe real essence of life incorporates living out our purpose as intended by nature. The downside to this is that if we are misaligned, we may be living out a purpose that is created by our environment; that is not intended by Source. To be aligned, we evidently need to surrender.. but even that, is not simple as it seems. In this episode, I talk about what surrender means to me and why it is such a difficult work of faith.
Transcribe →S01:E05 - “Post-Groove” Depression
Jul 10, 202200:16:37Tap to summarizeReasons as to why we feel so somber after a night out ‘may’ include; energy drainage, alcohol chemical structure after effects, financial regrets, drunk-dialling an ex, etc. What if, I added exhaustion from running from self to that list!? Listen & let me know if you have experienced something similar.
Transcribe →S01:E04 - Speaking Through Different Languages
Feb 20, 202200:21:03Tap to summarizeWhen we don’t find healthy ways to express our pain, it often finds its own ways to speak on its own behalf and the language of our sorrow can be subtle and misinterpreted if we are not self-aware and intentional about owning our own stories and traumas.
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