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This is How To Invite Heartbrokenness To Teach You
Daniela Stevens Daniela Stevens

This is How To Invite Heartbrokenness To Teach You

I have been deeply grieving the last several weeks and letting my body show me how to forgive myself and others, how to heal, and how to love.

There's no pushing or forcing, no "should" or "shouldn't."

There's a deep surrender to "This is how I feel right now...This is how it is in this moment."

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Here is what I want for us. Are you with me?
Daniela Stevens Daniela Stevens

Here is what I want for us. Are you with me?

Here is what I want for us:

I want a relationship where we experience a connection, a close bond, an attachment.

I want a relationship where I can read your cues around what you need and want, and you can read mine...where we're willing to learn one another's cues and respond to them.

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Can we just be where we're at...right here, right now?
Daniela Stevens Daniela Stevens

Can we just be where we're at...right here, right now?

For a deeper connection within...so you might connect in love with your partner over the weekend...

Do something with me this morning?

Take a moment to perhaps close your eyes or just soften them.

Focus a few moments on your breath.

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This Is How You Move Toward Embodied Self-Love
Daniela Stevens Daniela Stevens

This Is How You Move Toward Embodied Self-Love

Something so powerful and deep happened in a coaching session a few weeks ago.

I've been thinking about it and wanting to share it, thinking it might click a few things into place for you, too.

Because most of us...we want to experience love with a partner, with our person.

The idea of self-love can feel so far-fetched and inaccessible because we first experience love in relationship and attachment to our primary caregivers.

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Acknowledging Where We Are To Get To Where We Want To Be
Daniela Stevens Daniela Stevens

Acknowledging Where We Are To Get To Where We Want To Be

I am so grateful for Eliza's (she/her) reminder yesterday...for the permission her post offers me.

Because I have a pretty great relationship with gratitude. I come into celebration and thankfulness and gratitude quite easily.

And yesterday as I was acknowledging a lighter aspect of US Thanksgiving,

in addition to acknowledging National Day of Mourning and learning deeper around the myths and erasure of indigenous people,

I found I could barely lean into gratitude without a spring of grief upwelling right next to it.

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