• 21. Radical Ownership as the gateway to recovery & reclamation ✨w/Eva Arriaga

  • Feb 24 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 19 mins
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21. Radical Ownership as the gateway to recovery & reclamation ✨w/Eva Arriaga

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  • ⚠️Trigger warning⚠️: Talk of drug addiction!I am thrilled to be able to present to you, Artist, Death doula, writer, cosmic criatura Eva Arriaga.We discuss Eva’s biggest shift and awakening that led to her getting sober which led to her discovering spirituality and accepting her very real and intense human emotions without running or distracting herself from them. She takes us through her first NA meeting and opening up about her addiction to her Latina family.Boundaries,heartbreak, imposter syndrome, being radically honest with ourselves and others, exploring this journey and I remind Eva of a moment we had in Toronto where I had a panic attack in the middle of the 420 parade and her swooping in to make sure I was okay. Eva is a fierce and gentle force to be reckoned with and a very talented published author whose book “The Boy Beside the Sea: A Place of Love Remembered” is currently in my library and comes out during those dark rainy winter days when I’m in my feels.Seriously, you’re going to want to keep an eye for volume 2.Find out more about Eva’s services from creative copywriting to death doula here: https://www.instagram.com/thefifthletter_/https://taplink.cc/thefifthletter_

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