Cultivating Transgenerational Resilience: Healing Ancestral Trauma

[@sandradee6029]

Thank you for posting this on your channel. I have been unable to afford the ancestral course right now and this is a wonderful way to access some of your valuable wisdom and experience on this subject meantime. I'm very grateful 🙏🙏🙏

[@emmas2771]

Dr Arielle Schwartz is a beacon in this field of inner journey. Thank you both Lisa and Arielle for sharing this extraordinary interview. It is a privilege to listen and learn from their inner journey.

[@saritastreng2673]

Thank you very much for this. I found it helpful.

[@alexandrugheorghe5610]

Super! So much wisdom!

[@melliecrann-gaoth4789]

Thank you both.

[@florencebahia5619]

Thank you so much Dr Arielle Schwartz, it's so helpful and wise ! Each time I hear you, it gives me a lot of hope. I really appreciate your yoga teaching, so will you offer a yoga class focusing on transgenerational trauma ? With metta and gratitude.

[@adcap631]

wow...wonderful. thank you!

[@iseovelazquez5050]

this was great! thank you

[@christinamorales6887]

My grandmother was indigenous from Mexico and she had 12 babies six died and six lived.

[@amyrobeson]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@orsolyavarga7212]

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[@monayfromdabay]

❤

[@tygerpurr5345]

I liked this interview, but prefer healing from "generational trauma" to "ancestral curses"......the later has too much superstition attached to it.

[@Applepie910]

Good point. I agree. Yet, it often feels like a curse that cannot be broken.

[@christinamorales6887]

The host seems fake and gives off an attitude of disbelief after the guest speaks. I hope she can work on this and the podcast will be more enjoyable.

[@magdaduarte535]

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