The Soulution Susan-Jane Rome

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Is fear a big issue for you? What are you really afraid of? What is underneath all of the things you shy away from? The answer is pain. We spend a lot of our lives avoiding painful things, and the longer we do, the more it builds up inside of us, creating turmoil in our lives. Things like anger, anxiety, addiction, are all unpleasant byproducts of avoiding the pain we’re afraid to experience. Yet if we just felt the pain we were meant to experience, we could begin to heal, become strong, and even move on to be better. Whole again. Home.
 
If fear is the big thing, then what are we afraid of? Hitting the bottom to heal from the bottom Why “just getting over it” isn’t the answer When we turn to addiction to numb out the pain we’re avoiding  
“Keeping your word has got to include your word to yourself”
“I have to matter as much as the people I love”
“The more we deny our pain, the more we affirm for ourselves that we are not worthwhile”
“What is the pain you’re in that the addiction is serving to numb out?”

“You were once wild here. Don’t let them tame you.”
― Isadora Duncan
 
It wasn’t that long ago that women couldn’t vote. It wasn’t long ago that women couldn’t have their own credit cards. It wasn’t that long ago that prominent women were burned at the stake. Things have improved a great deal, but our history as a society has left us with very few women to look up to. Where are all of our role models? It’s time for women to emerge as true leaders. To shrug off the mantle of masculine leadership and birth our own way of doing things. It starts with self compassion. Learn to appreciate who you are, and what your gifts are. Learn to value and find the power in where you’ve been and what you’ve experienced. See your life as a spiritual experience, a classroom, and a miracle, then help other women to do the same.
 
Having compassion for self
Embracing our gifts
Why we’re actually here
We need each other, can that be okay?
 
“We don’t have role models, and we need to have this conversation”
“We’ve learned to adapt on subtle levels”
“We need to start giving ourselves permission to be who we are”
“When the ego loses, everybody wins”
“Can we stop pretending that we’re supposed to have it all together”
 

What do you think of the term “Self Love”? It’s something we hear so often, and yet it fails to encompass the entirety of appreciating, loving, and caring for yourself. A lot of people misunderstand, or even intentionally misuse the words Self Love to justify behaviours they know they shouldn’t be doing, while others shy away from the concept completely. If you truly love yourself, and treat yourself with the kindness, tenderness (and sometimes even firmly) that you deserve in each moment, truly magical things begin to happen within your life, and the lives of those around you. Join SJR this week as she delves into the 3 main pillars associated with properly loving and nurturing yourself.
 
What is meant when someone refers to your vibration? The difference between guilt and shame Where most people hit a fork in the road, they take the path of resistance and struggle The AAA of self appreciation and love  
“Somehow we’ve learned that to be valuable there must be struggle, to attain it must be hard”
“I worry a lot. What’s wrong with me? Why do I worry?”
“To be aware, where do we need to be?”
“We can’t change what we don’t accept”
“Acceptance doesn’t mean you have to like it”
 
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From New York City via South Africa where she grew up, SJR has been empowering and aligning women for 3 decades! After being an actor in South Africa, she moved to New York to pursue mastery of her craft. During that process, she uncovered a great deal about the human condition, psychology and physical alignment. In this episode, SJR leads us through a visualization exercise that will leave your mouth watering. She also describes the power that comes with visualizing, and the reprogramming effect it can have on our subconscious mind. Join us for another Soulution
 
Why being an actor made more sense than law school The mind is a fascinating place The connection between the conscious and subconscious self The power of visualization, and “standing in your kitchen”  
“I’ve always loved mastery”
“As an actor, we had to have a clean canvas”
“We consciously have the power to reprogram our unconscious”
“The unconscious will always win”
“Our bodies don’t know the difference between real and imagined”
“We need to step up”
 
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You’ve heard of fight or flight where fear is concerned, but what about freeze? Join SJR this week as we unpack the unsexy concept of fear, and what happens when it threatens to trip you up? How do you respond to fear? Do you try to escape from the things you're afraid of? Do you turn to anger, or irritability when confronted by fear? Or do you freeze up and do nothing at all? This episode dives deep into the realm of what scares us, and the various little behaviours that manifest themselves when we refuse to look fear in the eye and face it for wha it truly is.
 
When does fear become a problem?
Fight, Flight or Freeze, how do you respond?
I’ll take care of you, but you have to take care of me
The children and grandchildren of fear
Being curious could be the cure 
 
“Fear that stops you showing up, that edits why you say, that gets in the way of your authentic expression”
“You know that you’re here to make a difference and change the world”
“Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous?”
“Your playing small does not serve the world”
“Embrace your Brilliance”



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