Podcast E36: Children, Parenting, and Energy Work
In podcast E36, Mette Miriam Sloth and Sune Sloth focus on how energy work can be a valuable tool for parents who want to improve their relationship with their children and create a more harmonious family life. They argue that energy work can help parents understand and change the underlying causes of their worries, reactions, and patterns that can negatively affect family dynamics.
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Benefits of Energy Work for Parents: Energy work can help to:
Cleanse and balance the parents' own energy field, so they avoid transferring negative emotions to their children.
Identify and release negative patterns stemming from their own upbringing.
Develop a deeper understanding of their own emotions and reactions, allowing them to respond more calmly and consciously in stressful situations.
Find inner peace and the energy to handle everyday challenges.
How Energy Work Can Benefit Children:
When parents work with their own energy, they create a more stable and secure atmosphere for their children.
This can help children feel more safe and loved, which is crucial for their emotional and mental well-being.
Children do not need to learn about energy work to benefit from it; they learn by observing their parents.
Practical Examples of Energy Work in Parenting: Mette Miriam Sloth and Sune Sloth share examples of how they have used energy work to:
Manage their children's emotional challenges, such as anxiety and anger.
Improve their own patience and presence as parents.
Help a child relax and focus when feeling overwhelmed by schoolwork.
The Value of Setting Boundaries:
Setting healthy boundaries is crucial for protecting parents' energy in close relationships.
It's about being able to say no when necessary and ensuring that parents' own needs are also met.
By setting boundaries, parents create an atmosphere of respect and understanding where everyone's needs are acknowledged.
The Importance of Personal Development and Spiritual Growth for Parents:
By working with their own energy and consciousness, parents can develop a deeper understanding of themselves and their relationships.
This involves confronting and processing inner shadows and blockages, which can create space for more light and love.
Parents should prioritize self-care and reflection to maintain a higher vibration and create a more positive influence on their family.
Energy Work as an Alternative to Traditional Therapy:
Mette Miriam Sloth highlights that energy work can be an effective tool for working quickly and deeply with specific problems that would otherwise require years of therapy.
She describes an example with a client where energy work was more effective than traditional therapy in managing the client's reactions to their children.
The Podcast Emphasizes:
Worries and anxieties from parents can negatively affect children's energy fields.
Negative patterns in family dynamics can be broken with time and dedication, and energy work can play an important role in this process.
Traumas can be transmitted through generations, and energy work can be a way to break this cycle and release these generational traumas.
Podcast E36 provides a comprehensive overview of how energy work can be integrated into parenting to create a more harmonious and balanced family life. Mette Miriam Sloth and Sune Sloth share their own experiences and offer concrete examples of how energy work can be applied.
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Hey everyone and welcome to the deep dive. We're your AI hosts actually. Um created at the request of Mette Miriam Sloth and Sune Sloth.
Ah cool.
Yeah. They're the hosts of the Danish podcast the Magdalene Effect.
Oh.
And they wanted to share their work with a wider audience. You know, get it out to more English speakers.
Makes sense.
Yeah. So they've asked us to kind of dive into one of their episodes, specifically episode 36.
Episode 36. Okay.
Yeah. And unpack it for all of you English speakers out there. This one It's all about the fascinating intersection of energy work and parenting.
Sounds interesting. Um, so what kind of stuff do they talk about in this episode?
Well, one of the things that really struck me is how Miriam and Soon, they blend their personal experiences as parents with practical advice.
Okay.
You know, they don't shy away from the challenges.
I I like that. It makes it more relatable, I think.
Yeah, for sure. It feels really authentic. So, like right off the bat, Miriam talks about her frustration with traditional therapy when it came to dealing with those deeprooted anxieties that can come up, you know, when you become a parent.
Yeah, I can see that. So, was therapy not helpful for her at all?
It sounds like it was helpful to a point.
Okay.
But she found that there was this other element missing.
Got it.
And that's where this whole concept of triggers comes in.
Triggers. Okay.
Yeah. Have you ever noticed how certain situations with your kids, even little things,
can just spark these like intense emotional reactions in you.
Oh, yeah. For sure.
Miam points out that those reactions, they often stem from our own baggage.
Oh, interesting.
Yeah. Like unresolved issues or fears. It's almost like a subconscious echo of past experiences.
Okay. I'm starting to get this. Can you give me an example of what kind of trigger she's talking about?
Sure. Imagine your kid is having a complete meltdown in the middle of a grocery store.
Oh god.
You're embarrassed. You're overwhelmed. And suddenly you're hit with this wave of anger.
Yeah. Yeah. I can see how that would be a trigger for a lot of parents
or anxiety.
Totally. So, if talk therapy wasn't totally cutting it for her, what did she find helpful?
That's where energy work comes in.
Energy work. Okay.
So, she found that therapy could help her understand those triggers.
But it didn't always effectively shift the deep-seated emotional patterns.
I see.
Energy work, on the other hand, offered a more powerful way to actually address those underlying issues.
Interesting. I'm intrigued but I'm also a little skeptical. Can you give me an example of how energy work actually makes a difference like in real life?
Yeah. So, Met Miriam shares a story about a client who was struggling with intense anger and anxiety.
Okay.
Triggered by her son's outbursts
after just one session of energy work. This mother reported feeling significantly calmer and more grounded.
Wait, hold on. Just one session? Really?
That's what she said.
That's wild. What did they do in that one session to create such a dramatic shift? Well, Matt Miriam explains that the energy work in this case,
it functioned like a targeted form of exposure therapy. It helped the mother process and release the overwhelming emotions tied to those specific triggers.
So, it's like clearing out those energetic blockages that are causing those intense reactions in the first place.
Exactly.
Wow, that's fascinating. But how does that impact the rest of the family? I mean, it's great that the mom is feeling better, but does it actually change anything in the family dynamic?
That's what's even more fascinating. Actually, Met Miriam believes that this kind of work, this energy work can create a ripple effect of positive change throughout the whole family.
Oh, I like that.
You know, if you as a parent are less reactive, more emotionally balanced, it benefits everyone around you.
That makes a lot of sense. It's like creating a calmer, more supportive environment.
Exactly.
Okay. So far so good. But what about the dads? Where do they fit into all of this?
That's where Soon comes in.
Ah,
he offers a really valuable male perspective on this.
Awesome.
He shares how he used energy work to manage his own anger and frustration when setting boundaries with his son.
That's great. It's so important for dads to be involved in this kind of conversation, too. So, how did energy work help him specifically?
Well, he describes how as he became calmer and more grounded in himself,
Yeah.
his son actually felt safer to challenge him
and to connect with him on a deeper level.
Interesting. So, it's like The energy work created a sense of trust and security that allowed their relationship to evolve.
Exactly.
That's really cool. So, he's not just teaching a son how to manage his emotions, but he's modeling it himself.
Exactly.
That's huge. Especially for boys who often, you know, aren't really encouraged to explore their full emotional range,
right? It's like giving them permission to feel their feelings without judgment.
I love that. Okay, I'm starting to get this. But how exactly does Soon guide his son through those big emotions? Does he have like a specific technique.
He shares this really heartwarming story about how instead of dismissing his son's disappointment
or trying to fix it.
Yeah.
He helped his son to just recognize and process those feelings.
Yeah. Oh, wow. So, it's about acknowledging and validating those emotions rather than suppressing them.
Exactly.
That's such a valuable skill. I think so often as parents, our instinct is to just jump in and try to fix everything for our kids, right?
But sometimes what they really need is just to be heard and understood. Exactly. And this leads us to another concept that Met Miriam and soon explore which is connecting with a child's higher self.
Higher self. Okay. This is where I might need a little more explanation. What exactly do they mean by that?
Think of it as tuning into your child's soul essence. Okay.
Their core being
like beyond their personality and behaviors.
So it's like recognizing their unique needs and purpose on a deeper level.
Precisely. And they're really careful to emphasize that it's not about controlling your child,
right?
Or trying to like mold them into some specific image.
Yeah. Yeah.
It's about gaining deeper insights to help guide your parenting approach.
Okay, I can see how that would be valuable. But I have to admit, the higher self concept, it's still a little fuzzy for me. Can you give me an example of how this actually works in practice?
Sure. Miriam shares this story about how she connected with her son's higher self to gain reassurance about his path.
Okay.
And it eased her anxieties as a parent and allowed her to just trust in his journey more fully.
Wow, that's beautiful. It's like she tapped into a source of inner wisdom that helped her navigate those parental doubts and fears.
Exactly. It's like accessing a deeper level of understanding that goes beyond the everyday ups and downs of parenting.
I like that. But what happens when those personal insights and values clash with, say, your extended family's expectations?
Oo, that's where things can get really interesting.
Yeah.
And often challenging. Met Miriam and Soon really dive into the complexities of family dynamics.
Okay.
And how personal growth can sometimes lead to friction, you know, especially when it challenges the status quo.
Yeah. Like you're on this path of self-discovery and suddenly you're bumping up against those deeply ingrained family patterns and expectations.
Exactly. And they actually share their own experiences of navigating those tricky situations. Yeah.
Making tough choices to protect their children's well-being.
Wow. That takes courage. What kind of boundaries did they have to set? Well, they talk about having to make difficult decisions like limiting contact with certain family members.
Okay.
Or declining invitations to events that didn't feel aligned with their values.
Wow. So, they were willing to prioritize their children's well-being even if it meant like ruffling some feathers or upsetting some family members.
They were. And they really emphasize that family isn't always synonymous with healthy relationships.
That's a good point.
And that sometimes as parents, we have a responsibility to discern when boundaries are needed,
right?
Even it means going against societal norms or expectations.
That's a powerful message. It's about recognizing that sometimes the most loving thing you can do is to create some distance or set some limits
to protect your children's emotional and energetic space.
Yes, exactly. And this leads them to a discussion about truth and clear boundaries, especially when it comes to dealing with narcissistic tendencies.
How did those two things connect?
Well, they share this powerful story story about a child who developed a habit of lying.
Okay.
It was likely influenced by a gaslighting adult in their life. You know, someone who distorts the truth, manipulates them into believing things that aren't true.
That's so sad. But unfortunately, it's not uncommon. Kids are like sponges. They absorb the energy and behaviors of the adults around them.
Exactly. But what's inspiring is that the adults in this child's life, they took a stand.
Oh, good.
They refused to buy into the lies.
Yeah.
And they held this united front in upholding the truth.
Wow. It's like they created a safe space where the truth could actually prevail.
Yeah.
So, what happened? Did the child eventually recognize the lie?
Yes. Initially, the child was confused and conflicted. But as more adults affirm the truth and gently challenge those lies, something shifted. The child started to question what they had been told and eventually broke free from that manipulation.
That's an incredible example of how we as adults can protect children from harmful influences. Yes.
And create a culture where truth is valued.
Exactly. And Metamir and soon actually connect this experience to the broader societal implications of calling out lies and holding firm boundaries against manipulation.
Interesting.
They believe that calling out those who distort the truth and manipulate others is essential. You know, combating narcissistic and abusive behavior.
Yeah. It sounds like they're advocating for a more conscious approach to not just parenting, but to how we engage with the world around us.
Precisely. And they emphasize that while energy work can provide valuable insight and inner peace,
ultimately courageous action is required to create lasting change, you know, within ourselves, family systems, and even society at large.
So, it's not just about feeling better. It's about using that awareness to make a difference.
Okay, this is all fascinating, but I'm ready to dive even deeper. What else do they explore?
Well, they go on to talk about something they call a child's soul impulse.
Okay, now you've really got my attention. Soul impulse. Tell me more about that. What is it exactly?
They describe it as the driving force behind a child's development. You know, their unique gifts and passions and the purpose they bring into this lifetime.
So, it's like their soul's blueprint, the reason they chose to incarnate into this specific family and this set of circumstances.
Exactly. And Met Miriam and Soon are careful to point out that it's not about dictating a child's path or projecting our own expectations onto them. It's about recognizing and supporting their natural ations, their innate talents, and the things that light them up.
It's about seeing them as individuals, not as extensions of ourselves or products of our own desires.
Exactly. And they suggest that energy work can actually help us tune into our children's soul impulses to see them more clearly and to guide them with more wisdom and compassion.
So, it's about going beyond the surface level, beyond the everyday behaviors and challenges and connecting with our kids on a deeper, more intuitive level.
Precisely. And to illustrate this concept, Met Miam shares a beautiful story about how she connected with her own son's higher self to gain guidance and reassurance about his path. It eased her anxieties as a parent and allowed her to trust in his journey more fully.
It sounds like she was able to access a deeper level of wisdom and understanding that transcended those typical parental fears and doubts.
Yes. And it's a powerful example of how energy work can be used not just to manage challenges, but to foster a deeper sense of connection and trust between parent and child.
That's so beautiful. I love that idea. So, if we're tapping into our children's soul impulses and embracing our own personal growth, how does that impact our interactions with our extended families?
That's a great question, and it's something that Met Miriam and soon delve into in detail. They discuss how this journey of conscious parenting can sometimes lead to conflict, especially when our evolving values clash with traditional family expectations.
You mean like when your new way of parenting clashes with the way you were raised or with your family's deeply ingrained beliefs?
Exactly. And met Miam and soon get really candid about their own struggles with this. They share stories about having to make tough choices to protect their children from what they perceived as unhealthy family dynamics.
I can imagine that was incredibly challenging. Families can be very resistant to change, especially when it comes to deeply held beliefs about parenting and child rearing.
Absolutely. And they talk about how they had to face disapproval, judgment, and even rejection from some family members who didn't understand or agree with their choices.
It sounds like they're highlighting the importance of recognizing that family isn't always a guarantee of healthy relationships.
Sometimes those closest to us aren't necessarily the ones who can best support our growth or our children's well-being.
Yes, they believe that parents have a responsibility to discern when to create boundaries to safeguard their children, even if it means going against societal norms or family expectations.
It's a powerful message. It's about recognizing that sometimes the most loving thing you can do is to create some distance or set limits to protect your children's emotional an energetic space.
Absolutely. And this leads them to discuss the vital role of truth and clear boundaries, especially when it comes to dealing with narcissistic tendencies.
Okay. How do those two things connect?
Well, they share a powerful story about a child who developed a habit of lying, likely influenced by a gaslighting adult in their life. This adult had a knack for distorting the truth and manipulating the child into believing things that weren't true.
That's so sad. But unfortunately, it's not uncommon. Kids are like sponges. They absorb the energy and behavior of the adults around them.
Exactly. But what's inspiring is that the adults in the child's life took a stand. They refused to buy into the lies and instead held a united front in upholding the truth.
It's like they created a safe space where the truth could prevail even in the face of manipulation. So what happened? Did the child eventually recognize the lie?
Yes. Initially the child was confused and conflicted. But as more and more adults affirmed the truth and gently challenged the lies, something shifted. The child started feel safe enough to question what they had been told and eventually broke free from the manipulation.
That's such a powerful example of how we as adults can play a role in protecting children from harmful influences and creating a culture where truth is valued.
And met Miriam and soon connect this experience to the broader societal implications of calling out lies and holding firm boundaries against manipulation. They believe that calling out those who distort the truth and manipulate others is essential in combating narcissistic and abusive behavior.
It sounds like They're advocating for a more conscious and intentional approach to not just parenting, but to how we engage with the world around us.
Exactly. They believe that while energy work can provide invaluable insight and inner peace, ultimately courageous action is required to create lasting change both within ourselves and in society as a whole.
So, it's not just about feeling better. It's about using that awareness to make a difference.
Okay, this is all fascinating, but I'm ready to dive even deeper. What else do they explore?
Well, they go on to talk about how these ideas play play out in very real and sometimes very difficult family dynamics.
Okay, let's unpack that. What kind of family situations are they talking about?
They share some very personal stories about navigating those tricky dynamics where their own personal growth and values clashed with the expectations of traditions of their extended families. They talk about having to make really tough decisions like limiting contact with certain family members or declining invitations to events that didn't feel aligned with their values.
Whoa, that has been incredibly challenging. I mean, families can be so complex and it's hard enough to navigate those relationships even without the added layer of personal growth and evolving beliefs.
It is. And they don't sugarcoat the difficulties. They talk about facing push back, judgment, and even accusations of being selfish or uncaring from family members who didn't understand or agree with their choices.
So, what do they do? How do they handle those situations?
Yeah, they emphasize the importance of clear communication and setting boundaries with compassion even when it's uncomfortable. They talk about how they had to learn to say no, to stand firm in their convictions, and to prioritize their own well-being and the well-being of their children, even if it meant disrupting the family's usual patterns were causing some temporary discomfort.
It sounds like they were walking a tight rope trying to honor their own truth and their commitment to conscious parenting while also navigating those delicate family relationships.
They were. And they talk about the importance of recognizing that sometimes the most loving thing you can do for yourself and your children is to create some distance from those who aren't supportive or who are actively undermining your efforts to create a healthy and nurturing environment.
That's a really powerful message and I think it's something that a lot of parents can relate to. It's that age-old struggle between loyalty to family and the need to protect and prioritize your own immediate family unit.
Exactly. And they make it clear that family isn't just about blood ties. It's about creating a circle of love and support. Even if that means letting go of certain relationships or setting bound with those who aren't aligned with our values.
Okay, I'm completely hooked. This is incredible.
Yeah.
What else do they cover?
Well, they go on to share a truly remarkable story about how they applied these principles to a challenging situation within their own community.
Okay, now you've really got my attention.
What kind of situation are they talking about?
They tell a story about a child in their community who was being influenced by a manipulative adult who had a pattern of distorting the truth and creating a lot of chaos and confusion.
Oh wow. I've definitely encountered those types of personalities before. They can be so destructive, especially for children who are still developing their sense of self and their ability to discern truth from falsehood.
Exactly. And in this case, Metamir and soon along with other adults in the community decided to take a stand. They refused to be complicit in the manipulation and instead created a united front in upholding the truth even though it meant challenging this adult's narrative and potentially risking some social discomfort.
That must have been incredibly challenging. especially if this adult was well respected or held a position of authority within the community.
It takes courage to stand up to that kind of manipulation, especially when it could lead to conflict or social isolation.
It does. And they talk about how they face some push back and judgment for their decision, but they ultimately felt that it was essential to create a safe space for the child, a space where truth was valued and protected.
So, they were willing to prioritize the child's well-being, even if it meant jeopardizing their own social standing or relationships within the community. were. And what's remarkable is that their actions actually had a profound impact on the child. Initially, the child was confused and conflicted. But as more and more adults started to affirm the truth and gently challenged the lies, something shifted. The child began to question the manipulative adults version of events and eventually broke free from the deception.
That's an incredibly powerful story. It highlights the importance of speaking truth to power and creating a culture where truth is valued and protected, even when it's uncomfortable or convenient.
Yes. And Metne, Miriam, and soon connect this experience to the broader issue of combating narcissism and abuse, recognizing that these types of personalities often rely on deception and manipulation to maintain control and get their needs met.
They create a false reality, a narrative where they're always the victim and everyone else is to blame.
Exactly. And they believe that one of the most effective ways to disrupt this pattern is to refuse to collude with the lies, to call out the manipulation, and to create a culture where truth is valued and upheld.
So, it's not just about protecting ourselves from these typ of personalities. It's about creating a safer and healthier world for everyone, especially for children who are most vulnerable to these types of manipulations.
Absolutely. And they go on to share some very practical tips for how to do this in our daily lives, starting with paying attention to our own energy and noticing when we feel drained, triggered, or manipulated.
So, it's about tuning into our own intuitive signals, those gut feelings that tell us something isn't right, and then learning how to protect our energy and set boundaries accordingly.
Exactly. And And they suggest that energy work practices like meditation, grounding exercises, and spending time in nature can be incredibly helpful in strengthening our intuition, releasing negative energy, and reconnecting with our own inner peace.
It's about creating a foundation of inner strength and clarity so that we can be more discerning in our interactions with others and less susceptible to those subtle forms of manipulation.
Precisely. And they also emphasize the importance of developing our assertive communication skills, learning to express our needs and boundaries clearly and calmly without getting caught up in defensiveness or drama.
It's about owning our power, right? Communicating from a place of self-respect and refusing to be treated in ways that don't feel good.
Yes. And they suggest that this can be a powerful way to disrupt those old patterns of people pleasing or allowing others to take advantage of our kindness.
I love that. So, they're essentially providing us with a road map for creating a more empowered and authentic way of being in the world. One that starts with Honoring our own truth and setting healthy boundaries.
Exactly. And they don't shy away from the fact that this can be a challenging journey, especially when it comes to navigating those complex family dynamics and dealing with those who resist change.
I can imagine that it's not always easy to hold on to our own truth and values when we're facing pressure from those we love or when we're trying to break free from those deeply ingrained patterns.
It's not. But they emphasize that this is where our commitment to personal growth and conscious parenting becomes even more important. They remind us that we have responsibility not just to ourselves but also to our children to create a more loving, truthful, and empowered way of being in the world.
It's like we're breaking free from those outdated paradigms that have kept us stuck
in these cycles of dysfunction and creating a new more conscious model for how we can relate to ourselves, to each other, and to the world around us.
Exactly. And they suggest that this is an ongoing process, a journey of continuous learning and growth that requires us to be both compassionate with ourselves and courageous in our willingness to embrace new ways of being and relating.
Okay, this has been such an incredible conversation. I feel like I've gained so many new insights and perspectives on parenting, family dynamics, and the power of energy work. What else do Miriam and soon cover in this episode?
Well, they wrap up this part of the conversation by emphasizing the importance of courageous action. They suggest that it's not enough to simply have awareness or to understand these concepts intellectually. True transformation happens when we're willing to put these insights into practice even when it's challenging or uncomfortable.
So, it's about walking the talk.
Yeah.
Right. Living in alignment with our values even when it means rocking the boat and setting those boundaries and having those tough conversations.
Exactly. And they remind us that this isn't about being perfect or always getting it right. It's about being willing to show up to make mistakes, to learn, and to keep growing.
It's about embracing the journey, the messiness, and the imperfection of it all. Knowing that every step we take towards greater awareness and conscious action is a step towards creating a more loving and authentic life for ourselves and for our children.
Beautifully said. And they offer a really inspiring perspective on how to approach this work. They encourage us to see ourselves as pioneers, as trailblazers, who are forging a new path for ourselves and for future generations. They remind us that we're not alone in this journey, that there are others who are waking up, who are questioning the old paradigms, and who are committed to creating a more conscious and compassionate world.
I love that. It's like we're part of a collect awakening, a movement towards greater awareness, connection, and love.
Exactly. And they suggest that by embracing this journey, by choosing to live more consciously and intentionally, we're not only transforming our own lives, but we're also contributing to a larger shift in consciousness that has the potential to create a more beautiful and harmonious world for everyone.
Wow, that's a powerful message to end on. I'm feeling so inspired and hopeful right now.
Me, too. And I think this episode really highlights how Met, Miriam, and soon see energy work as more than just a set of techniques or practices. It's a way of life, a way of being in the world that is grounded in awareness, compassion, and a deep commitment to personal growth and transformation.
It's about bringing more consciousness to everything we do, from our interactions with our children to the way we engage with our families and communities to the choices we make on a daily basis.
Exactly. And I think that's a really empowering message because it suggests that we all have the capacity to create positive change in our own lives and in the world around us. It's not about waiting for someone else to fix things or for the world to magically become a better place. It's about taking responsibility for our own energy, our own choices, and our own contributions to the collective consciousness.
I love that. It's a call to action, an invitation to step into our power as conscious creators and to co-create a more beautiful and loving world for ourselves and for future generations. So, for those of us who are feeling inspired to explore these ideas further, what would you recommend as a next step?
I would definitely suggest checking out the original source of this deep dive, episode 36 of the Magdalene Effect podcast. met Miriam and soon go into even more depth on these concepts and share some incredibly insightful and practical tools for applying these principles in our own lives.
Perfect. And for our listeners who might be new to the world of energy work or conscious parenting, are there any other resources or practices that you would recommend?
Absolutely. There's a wealth of information available online and in bookstores. I would suggest starting with books or articles on energy healing, mindfulness practices, and conscious parenting. And of course, there are many many wonderful teachers and practitioners who offer workshops, courses, and individual sessions. It's all about finding what resonates with you and what supports your own unique journey.
That's great advice. It's about finding those practices and resources that feel aligned with our own energy and that help us to connect with our own inner wisdom and guidance.
Exactly. And remember, this is a journey, not a destination. Be patient with yourself, celebrate the small victories, and trust that you're exactly where you need to be on this path of growth and transformation.
Beautifully. said. And on that note, we've reached the end of our deep dive into the fascinating world of energy work and conscious parenting.
It's been a pleasure exploring these ideas with you, and I hope our listeners feel inspired to take what they've learned and apply it to their own lives.
To wrap things up, what's one key takeaway you'd want our listeners to remember from this deep dive?
If I had to choose just one, it would be this. You have the power to create the family and the world you want to see. It starts with doing your own inner work, connecting with your own truth, and making and choices that are aligned with your values.
Beautifully said. And for those who want to explore these ideas further, be sure to check out episode 36 of the Magdalon Effect, the podcast that inspired this deep dive. We're so grateful to Met Miriam and Soon for sharing their wisdom and insights with the world.
And don't forget to tune in next time for another deep dive into the fascinating world of ideas and insights.
Until then, keep exploring, keep growing, and keep shining your light.
Wow, so much to unpack from just one episode. It's amazing how much Brown, met Miriam, and soon covered. Where do we even begin?
I know, right? It's jam-packed with insights.
What stood out to you as the most I don't know uh powerful takeaway? Honestly, it's hard to pick just one. I think for me, the whole idea of a child's soul impulse that was really powerful.
Yeah, that got me thinking too, like how often do we as parents try to force our kids into these little boxes, you know, based on our own expectations?
It's so easy to do without even realizing. it right.
Exactly. Projecting our own uh hopes and fears and all that. Met Miriam and Soon are really pushing us to see our kids for who they truly are.
Yeah. To honor their unique path.
Absolutely. And I also really appreciated their focus on truthtelling, especially in the context of dealing with like narcissistic personalities. It feels so relevant today, you know, with all the misinformation flying around.
Totally. It's like they're giving us a toolkit for navigating a world where truth is constantly being challenged,
right? It's like they're saying Hey, wake up. Question everything. Don't just accept things blindly.
And that takes courage, which is their other big point, right? Courageous action. It's not enough to just talk about these things. We have to actually live them.
Exactly. Walk the walk, as they say. And that can be tough, you know, especially when it comes to family dynamics.
No doubt. Setting boundaries, having those difficult conversations, it's not always easy. But Mete Miriam andSune make it clear that it's essential if we want to create healthy and authentic relationships.
Yeah. And it's not about being perfect. It's about being willing to try to mess up and to keep learning along the way.
It's a process and I think they do a great job of reminding us that we're not alone in this. There's a whole community of people out there who are committed to living more consciously and creating a better world.
That's so reassuring to hear. Sometimes it can feel like we're swimming upstream, but knowing that there are others who are on this path with us is so empowering.
Absolutely. And I think this episode is a great reminder that we all have the power to create positive change both in our own lives and in the world around us.
It's a call to action to step up and be the change we want to see.
Exactly. So, for anyone listening who wants to delve deeper into these ideas, what would you recommend?
Definitely check out the original episode of the Magdalene Effect that inspired this deep dive. It's episode 36 and it's full of even more insights and practical tips.
And for those who are brand new to energy work or conscious parenting, there are so many resources out there, books, articles, shops. It's all about finding what resonates with you and what supports your journey.
Perfect. And remember, this is a journey, not a destination. Be patient with yourself, celebrate the small wins, and trust the process.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Well, on that note, we've reached the end of our deep dive into the fascinating world of energy work and conscious parenting. It's been an incredible journey, and we hope you've gained some valuable insights and inspiration along the way.
We're so grateful to met Miriam and Soon for sharing their wisdom and passion with the world and we encourage you to check out their work and explore these ideas further.
And remember, you have the power to create the family and the world you want to see. It starts with you.
Until next time, keep exploring, keep growing, and keep shining your light.
See you soon.