Authenticity...from a Three Principles Perspective - Navigating Life with Ease [The Podcast] скачать в хорошем качестве

Authenticity...from a Three Principles Perspective - Navigating Life with Ease [The Podcast]

Navigating Life with Ease presents off-the-cuff thought-provoking conversations that explore the human experience through a Three Principles perspective, the teachings of Sydney Banks. It’s practical and spiritual in nature. Hosted by Clare Downham and Michaela Ellis, we invite you to join us in unpacking the deeper meaning of everyday delights and struggles, from confidence and peace to stress and anxiety, to see what’s really going on. You’ll notice how your experience is being created in the moment…by you. This naturally gives pause and makes way for becoming more responsive and less reactive. Each conversation points you back to your own inner wisdom, the quiet knowing that’s always guiding you toward more ease, calm, and freedom in your day-to-day. Navigating life with ease isn’t about fixing yourself…it’s about seeing how wonderfully you're made and how your mind works in creating your moment-by-moment experience of life. If you’re into higher levels of self-awareness, consciousness, mindset, relationships, manifesting, or personal growth and want to create more deliciousness in your life, these conversations are for you. 🔔 If this has been helpful to you, please subscribe, leave a review, and share your insights in the comments. 🎧 Rather listen on the go? Find us on any podcast platform. 📩 Reach out to us: Email us at: navigatinglifewithease@gmail.com Clare Downham – claredownham.com - For help with creating a Well Run, Good Feeling Business which brings freedom, flexibility, and fun! Michaela Ellis – simpleselfconnection.com - Help for people who seem to have it all, yet have spent years shelving their own desires, to disrupt old patterns and connect the dots between their thoughts, how they feel, and what they create, so they can drop the façade, take action on what matters, and delight in being themselves in a world that taught them not to.