Send us a text This episode of UR a CURE: Inner Power Podcast dives into the powerful topic of receiving—the deep blocks and old stories that make us feel undeserving or unable to accept life’s abundance. Listeners are guided to reflect on early family dynamics and limiting beliefs that have shaped their sense of worthiness, especially for those raised in dysfunctional environments where self-sacrifice, not receiving, was a learned role. Through poignant metaphors and genuine inquiry, the epi...
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Send us a text This episode of UR a CURE: Inner Power Podcast dives into the powerful topic of receiving—the deep blocks and old stories that make us feel undeserving or unable to accept life’s abundance. Listeners are guided to reflect on early family dynamics and limiting beliefs that have shaped their sense of worthiness, especially for those raised in dysfunctional environments where self-sacrifice, not receiving, was a learned role. Through poignant metaphors and genuine inquiry, the epi...
The Black Hole Within: Filling the Void and Finding True Love
UR a CURE- Inner Power
17 minutes
2 months ago
The Black Hole Within: Filling the Void and Finding True Love
Send us a text In this deeply personal and reflective episode, I share my journey of how childhood wounds shaped my adult relationships—and how I learned to break free from painful patterns. I revisit the book Women Who Love Too Much by Robin Norwood, which first opened my eyes over 20 years ago to the impact of childhood dysfunction on love and relationships. That discovery led me to ACA (Adult Children of Alcoholics and Dysfunctional Families) groups, therapy, and an initial sense of healin...
UR a CURE- Inner Power
Send us a text This episode of UR a CURE: Inner Power Podcast dives into the powerful topic of receiving—the deep blocks and old stories that make us feel undeserving or unable to accept life’s abundance. Listeners are guided to reflect on early family dynamics and limiting beliefs that have shaped their sense of worthiness, especially for those raised in dysfunctional environments where self-sacrifice, not receiving, was a learned role. Through poignant metaphors and genuine inquiry, the epi...
