Divorce: Re-Awakening to Our Potential

Posted by on September 9, 2010 at 2:12 pm

Episode 27 – Reclaiming Your Self ~ 10/09/09 ~ Divorce: Re-Awakening to Our Potential

As much as it’s not likely ever easy, it doesn’t always have to be hard! Imagine a moment that allows you to pause… and reconsider… how else you might choose to engage the notion of ‘divorce’ – in your life or in the life of someone you care about. Imagine the moment of recognition that brings with it the power of knowing that you’ve created it all and, as such, you can rise to recreate, again!

‘Divorce’ need not define us… and it can be the wake-up call that re-awakens us to the pivotal moment of asking: How else do I choose to live MY life, today! Join Louise and her guest Stephanie Nelson as they look through different eyes at the pain and struggle of divorce, to find the joy, discovery and potential that can flow into and through our lives from this intense invitation to live a meaningful and authentic life.

In conversation with: Stephanie Nelson – recently divorced and parenting her 16 year old daughter – married with the intention of staying married. When it turned out otherwise, her journey into her own evolution deepened and accelerated. Stephanie’s life journey has taken her from the extremes of a background in allopathic health care to traditional native healing practices, and many stops in-between. Her most recent exploration has found her at the WEL-Systems® Institute; and now on a path to certification as a CODE Model Coach™. Her ability to be open, clear, honest and direct is lifting the veil on how she sees herself, her world and her ability to move effectively through that world. You can reach Stephanie at snelson.engagingwellness@gmail.com

Divorce: Re-Awakening to Our Potential


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September 9, 2010 at 2:55 pm
This was such a great conversation! Personally? I believe that in order to make sense of the divorce experience, we have to revisit the marriage that was its underpinning. It is indeed, a dance - and one that often can (and need not!) leaves us exhausted, resentful and bitter. Not a great way to carve out a meaningful future.... In Stephanie's willingness to be open, clear, honest and direct, the invitation spoke loud and clear to us all to reconsider how else we might choose to define our experience of divorce; and focus on creation of what can be rather than the destruction of what was - or its illusion. This is one conversation that will vibrate to the core of many women. Pass it around - someone in your life is waiting to hear this! Thanks, Steph... with much appreciation for the RIG that is your way of living.

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