In this episode I am joined by the beautiful Amy Jane Storrønning who ventures out alone into the wild as a way to re-connect.
In the spirit of the saying “We can only truly receive when we are empty” Amy has found a way for herself to strip away the impositions of the world and society when she needs a break and a recharge.
Discomfort is radical.
Silence is radical.
Finding peace within is radical.
Sitting with our discomfort, truly feeling ourfeelings and taking responsibility for them is radical.
In this episode we discuss the blessings,gratitude and transformation we receive when we engage with and sit with discomfort.
We speak about the urgency and beauty of becoming aware again.
Of walking through our days, neighborhoods, streets,homes, forests, beaches, with open eyes, ears and hearts.
Of being present and attuned to our surroundings.
To see them for what they are and to be less distracted on our walk through life.
Amy shares what growing up in the rainforest meant for her development and how it meant understanding that ecosystem and placing trust in earth at a very early age.
She speaks about how she is grounding into “real life” and how you can still hold spiritually and sensitivity while working a 9 to 5 and being embedded into regular society.
After all, life is the crossing of manydifferent realities, everyday, everywhere.
I want to leave you with something that touchedme deeply that Amy said towards the end of the podcast:
“I feel like everything as it is, is perfect right now. I don’t feel that anything is wrong. […] If it’s still here there is still something for us to learn from it. If there was nothing left to learn then we would have learned from, transmuted and moved through it and we’d be in a different iteration of reality.”
If you would like to get to know Amy better or experience her Gene Key readings and more, feel free to visit her site and offerings here.
Thank you for listening to this podcast🌊☀🌍
which came alive through the voices of Amy Jane Storrønning
and your host
Stella Sage 🌿