18: The Holistic Dolly on the Ste...

18: The Holistic Dolly on the Steps to Self-Love (Part 2)

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SHIFT Talking™ di Davina Hehn
E18
13 gen 2025
27:11

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In Part 2 of this three-part series, Davina and The Holistic Dolly explore the profound journey of self-love, emphasizing the importance of self-attunement, self-compassion, self-forgiveness, and self-parenting. They discuss how these elements contribute to emotional healing and personal growth, while also addressing the challenges of resistance and the need to reconnect with one's body and emotions. The conversation highlights the significance of nurturing all parts of oneself and the transformative power of understanding and accepting one's past experiences.

00:18 Welcome to SHIFT Talking

01:15 Self-Attunement Explained

03:00 The Second Self-Love Language: Self-Compassion

03:28 The Third Self-Love Language: Self-Forgiveness

10:38 The Fourth Self-Love Language: Self-Parenting

18:50 Impractical Expectations of Healing

23:58 Spiritual Rebuilding

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