• 112. Navigating Obligations: A Guide to Honoring Your Energy and Values

  • Nov 13 2024
  • Length: 20 mins
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112. Navigating Obligations: A Guide to Honoring Your Energy and Values

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  • In this heartfelt episode of Mind Power Meets Mystic, Cinthia Varkovisser delves into the concept of obligations and the ways they can impact our energy, personal values, and sense of self. After a recent personal loss, Cinthia finds herself confronting obligations from a new perspective, exploring how expectations—whether from family, society, or even cultural norms—can weigh us down and pull us away from our inner truth. She breaks down how to distinguish between true commitments and draining obligations, offering three actionable steps: identifying “cause for pause,” leaning on others for clarity, and weighing potential consequences to respond rather than react.

    Listeners will come away with a fresh understanding of how obligations can affect our well-being and ways to honor our truth without guilt. If you’re someone who often puts others first or struggles with saying no, this episode offers a compassionate approach to setting boundaries and finding balance. Tune in for a powerful conversation on navigating obligations, finding clarity, and allowing your own light to shine brightly.

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