Welcome back to the podcast! Today, we're diving into a topic that can feel a little uncomfortable, perhaps even a bit mysterious, but one that holds incredible power for our personal growth and creative flow. We're talking about the parts of ourselves we often try to ignore, the things we don't necessarily want to see or understand. But what happens when we're willing to trust that inner voice, that gut feeling? We might just find that it unlocks a whole new level of understanding and provides the very details we need to move forward, especially in our creative pursuits, like this very podcast.

Riddle 5:

Powerful, giving driving force,

Can make a man act like a horse.

The planet not allowed mankind,

I care for none, to love I'm blind.

Feeling is a gift of life, yet we often suppress our emotions. In this podcast, we discuss how to truly discover what you like, not what society dictates. We'll explore how to identify what brings you joy, not just external things like a perfume, but what resonates with your authentic self.

Riddle 4:

Flames will do it in the night.

On their toes so feather light,

Deft exponents glide and twirl,

Formal way to grab a girl.

Welcome! In this episode, we delve into the science of healing, exploring the profound idea that what's possible for you is often determined by thought alone.

When we accept that everything in this world has its place, we can begin to recognize the abundant help available from those around us – support that becomes visible only when we are present enough to truly notice.

You'll find that the answers you seek are often already in plain sight, waiting for awareness to dawn. Life itself is truly beautiful and magical, and affirming possibilities like these helps define them into reality. By liberating yourself, you can step fully into your own inherent power, creating a positive flow in your life and increasing your attraction to healing and wholeness.

Riddle 3:

The man upon the bench must be,

It happened only recently.

A concept well within the law.

But never perfect there's a flaw.