In this episode, we interview Charlotte Donachie, a writer, jester, shamanic practitioner, and adventurer.

We discuss the power of humour and comedy in spirituality and healing.

Charlotte shares her journey from being an actress to embracing her dark side and embarking on a healing journey. We also touch on the topics of censorship, self-expression, and the importance of fun and laughter in life.

Charlotte shares her personal experience of resistance and transition when embarking on a new path. She discusses the fear and attachment to the old self and the pain of letting go of an identity, the dynamics of victimhood and cruelty, and the importance of holding love and integrity in helping others raise their life force energy.

Takeaways

- Humour is a powerful force that can bring people together and break down barriers.

- Comedy has the ability to tell the truth and call out societal norms and behaviours.

- Censorship and self-censorship can stifle creativity and self-expression.

- The arts, including comedy, are important for a happy and balanced humanity.

- Finding the balance between lightness and darkness is essential for personal growth and healing.

- Laughter and fun are vital for relieving tension and connecting with others.

- Embracing one's dark side can lead to transformation and a deeper understanding of oneself.

- Choosing a path of healing and service can bring fulfillment and purpose.

- The journey of self-discovery often involves exploring different modalities and finding what resonates.

- Being true to oneself and embracing authenticity is key to personal and spiritual growth. Resistance and fear often arise when embarking on a new path or experiencing change.

- Letting go of an old identity can be painful, but it is necessary for growth and transformation.

- Sadness is a natural part of the process of creating space and making room for new experiences.

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