Where the Streets Have No Name

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Inner Temple: You Are All You Need

Katerina Melan

16 episodes

5 days ago

Inner Temple podcast explores the sacred journey of self-discovery, healing, and transformation. Tune in for stories and reflections that remind you: You are all you need.

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Inner Temple podcast explores the sacred journey of self-discovery, healing, and transformation. Tune in for stories and reflections that remind you: You are all you need.

Mental Health

Health & Fitness

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Where the Streets Have No Name

Inner Temple: You Are All You Need

6 minutes 45 seconds

7 months ago

Where the Streets Have No Name

What happens when we slowly abandon ourselves to be accepted, to be loved, to survive? And what does it take to return to the truth of who we are?

In this final episode of the Inner Temple one-week launch, we explore the quiet ache of self-abandonment—and the courageous journey of self-reclamation. Inspired by my soul collage Where the Streets Have No Name, this episode tells the story of leaving, breaking, and ultimately… coming home.

The collage features a fragmented face—broken but still present—and a weathered blue door marked by a painted heart. These symbols reflect the tension between loss and return, between the versions of ourselves we left behind and the deeper wholeness waiting to be rediscovered.

I share a deeply personal story about the season of my life where I lost myself chasing worth and belonging. And I read the original poem The Door of Return—a reminder that even when we’ve left ourselves behind, there is always a way back.

If you’ve ever:

• Adapted to fit into spaces that didn’t honour your truth

• Silenced your own needs to meet the expectations of others

• Felt fractured or disconnected from who you are

This episode is for you.

Featuring the original poem: The Door of Return

• Reflection questions to gently guide your journey inward.

You haven’t lost yourself.

You’ve just taken a long detour.

And the door back to you is still there—waiting, heart painted on it.

You are all you need.

Take care of your sacred soul.

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Intro/Outro: Reflection by Truniversal