When you subscribe to the i’m perfectly DIVINE podcast, you’ll receive my Coming Home Meditation as a gift to support your journey back to your divine center.
When you subscribe to the i’m perfectly DIVINE podcast, you’ll receive my Coming Home Meditation as a gift to support your journey back to your divine center.
When you subscribe to the i’m perfectly DIVINE podcast, you’ll receive my Coming Home Meditation as a gift to support your journey back to your divine center.
What happens after you finally do the brave thing? Here’s a normal part of the human messiness we don’t talk about enough: the anxiety that can show up after you’ve already taken the courageous step. My last two podcasts on a Priestess and a Pastor brought up what I call “ego backlash”—that last-ditch attempt of the ego to pull you backinto safety.
It’s like I’ve already leaped off the cliff—the episode isrecorded, the decision is made—but now my ego is frantically reaching back, fingers scraping against the rock face, trying to find something to grab onto. The thing is, I’m already in mid-air. The only way forward is down, into theunknown, trusting that whatever is below will catch me.
In today’s episode, I’m sharing what deepening my relationship with the Divine has really looked like — and why I’m grateful for every twist and turn along the way. While I loved church as a child and always felt spiritually connected, there have been many turning points that challenged everything I thought I knew. Each step toward my spiritual truth required me to face fear — and each time, I was met with a love far greater than my mind could comprehend.Join me and Pastor Jeff Larson as I open up about my journey from a traditional Christian upbringing to walking the Priestess Path of the Way of Love.
If you ever struggle with the faith that you were raised in, felt like you didn’t belong, or spiritually homeless, this episode is for you. In this episode of I’m Perfectly Divine, I am interviewing the pastor of Ozaukee Congregational Church, Jeff Larson. This is the church my family belonged to for almost twenty years, but one I didn’t attend most of the time because I felt I didn’t fit. This episode is Part 1 of our conversation that allowed two people of seeming different beliefs bridge the “Divine Divide,” with humility and genuine respect.
That feeling of “I’m not good enough,” hits us all at times. It is such a common and universal struggle, and yet we are taught to hide this part of us. The hiding then becomes insidious exactly because we are believing there is something innately wrong with ourselves.
So, when that “I’m Not Good Enough” feeling arose within me, I wanted to share with you exactly how I process it in real time.