Send us a text What if the most productive thing you do today is rest? We dive into a candid reset that starts with breath, an intention poem, and a radical choice to listen when the body says stop. That pause becomes a catalyst—energy returns, focus sharpens, and the to-do list shrinks with surprising ease. Along the way, we unpack why sensitives and empaths feel stretched thin: collective stress, political noise, and the quiet pull of a higher frequency all converge. Integration takes time,...
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Send us a text What if the most productive thing you do today is rest? We dive into a candid reset that starts with breath, an intention poem, and a radical choice to listen when the body says stop. That pause becomes a catalyst—energy returns, focus sharpens, and the to-do list shrinks with surprising ease. Along the way, we unpack why sensitives and empaths feel stretched thin: collective stress, political noise, and the quiet pull of a higher frequency all converge. Integration takes time,...
Part 2 with Peggy Huddleston: How A Five-Step Mind-Body Method Reduced Pain And Sped Recovery
Sacred Soul Sisters
37 minutes
1 week ago
Part 2 with Peggy Huddleston: How A Five-Step Mind-Body Method Reduced Pain And Sped Recovery
Send us a text What if your recovery could begin long before the first incision? We sat down with author and teacher Peggy Huddleston to explore a five-step mind-body approach that helps patients feel calmer, need fewer pain meds, and bounce back faster after surgery. Alongside Peggy’s insights, Carolyn and Darcy share a candid, hopeful story: earbuds in, guided relaxation on repeat in pre-op, and a recovery that moved from heavy meds to Tylenol in roughly ten days after a major procedure. W...
Sacred Soul Sisters
Send us a text What if the most productive thing you do today is rest? We dive into a candid reset that starts with breath, an intention poem, and a radical choice to listen when the body says stop. That pause becomes a catalyst—energy returns, focus sharpens, and the to-do list shrinks with surprising ease. Along the way, we unpack why sensitives and empaths feel stretched thin: collective stress, political noise, and the quiet pull of a higher frequency all converge. Integration takes time,...
