Susanne Marie ‘Embodiment Is Never Ending’ Interview by Renate McNay

[@mabaker]

Dear Renate, thank you for being a wonderful interviewer.

[@dannetherby]

Susanne Marie embodies the fact that the path of motherhood / fatherhood can be a shortcut to awakening if undertaken with conscious presence, for we see in our children the pure beingness which most adults loose over time. Susanne Marie reminds us that the pure essence of oneness is still within us and we can re-connect with it if we are willing to consciously explore the depths our body-mind. The interview was a wonderful conversation between two kindred souls. My thanks.

[@sonyaheart2917]

This interview is so genuine and real! I love what both Renate and Susanne Marie share in such a deeply rich way. Susanne, you seem truly embodied with presence. Your kind heart shines through! Thank you both.

[@cathygibbons3537]

I just discovered Susanne Marie through her two Buddha at the Gas Pump interviews, and I have to say that I find her to be such a breath of fresh air! She brings great heart and wisdom, along with an unassuming humbleness that shines through. She is bringing a much needed voice of authenticity and embodied understanding to what it means to live in this world following awakening. Watching her other videos, I can see her teaching skills and sharing of her understanding deepening, and I hope that you, Renate, can someday have her back on your show. Thank you both for a lovely interview.

[@marywebster3778]

With the help of Susanne Marie, I am tiptoeing into a new space of self-understanding. I'm a little nervous about it, a little skeptical, but I can tell that she is a patient teacher. There was a lot in this wonderful interview that I am not ready to receive, but Susanne's insights about understanding through the mind, the heart, and the gut, made perfect sense to me. I am ready for more. Thanks to both of you.

[@LaurieWoodum]

Susanne Marie is down to earth! Her process has incorporated the daily challenges that we all face as humans--nothing is separate, no exceptions. And nothing is excluded. She brings awakeness to hearth and home. Thank you for this interview!!

[@ingeborgmajer-osickey8194]

The most enriching 60 minutes I've spent in a long time! Susanne Marie is profoundly and deeply thoughtful and thought provoking. I love the complexity of her thinking! Not a moment mushyness. Loving and so clear. Thank you, Renate, for this awesome interview!

[@SusanneMarie-LivingAwake]

Thank you for your comments! I enjoy knowing how you received this interview.

[@conscioustv]

The transcript of this interview is available to view here. www.conscious.tv/text/61.htm

[@andygriffiths9916]

An exceptional, personal account. Thank you. Beautiful interview.

[@consideredwhisper]

Thank you for this interview. I relate to a great deal of what Susanne and Renate are sharing.

[@missmajorca]

Trust the intelligence of the body... absolument!

[@evaesp1559]

This is just So beautiful and earnest. Thank you both of you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@omana5726]

Thank you for great insights and interviews

[@spiritualanarchist8162]

I can't help but wonder if her 'Çhildhood & teenage' experiences got filled in, with hindsight. knowledge

[@danalundin]

Her comment on how she was "cloaked" at age 7-9 was so beautifully addressed by William Wordsworth in the fifth stanza in his poem:www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/45536/ode-intimations-of-immortality-from-recollections-of-early-childhood

[@whymeohgod12]

From here to here through there

[@eddieafterburner]

Who’s on first?

[@divineoracle7944]

I would put it the mind simulating a body is never ending.

[@loveofinquiry8067]

❤❤❤

[@rivelli542]

My brain turned to whip cream

[@eddieafterburner]

Cool Whip is actually hydrogenated vegetable oil.

[@elizabethecarlisle1045]

I'm relatively startled by just how different the opinions of the majority are from my own. I find Susan's affect unsettling. Given the average audience drawn by this subject matter is typically comprised of an overtly sycophantic collective, it's genuinely vexing trying to determine whether it's my impression of "Susan" that's askew, or the obvious alternative.

[@eddieafterburner]

Still vexed?

[@sandeepkohli8835]

I don't know but she felt sad

[@annprince5298]

Whoever he was he had never met my mother apart from being a Medium she was aware mind you she was an older mother my mother had many spiritual adventures I was born Mediumistic and aware ofvthevSpirit also there are women who are awsrevbefore giving birth.

[@moonsod1113]

Feminist shit and mystic delusions. How can anyone believe a kid was in unity when their nervous system was not even developed. I do nor doubt she is awakened now, but having guides is not enlightenment. It seems no one on a spiritual path has any discrimination anymore. This is just a story. People should question everything. Being spiritual does not mean you have to be superstitious and gullible. People just believe anything. This is full of emotionalism.

[@gobblelevclass3nuclearsubm393]

exactly ! and what about men theyt cannot be mothers so i guess men are the peasants that have to work amd not ascend to spirit realms

[@Rubiewoo]

Dissagree with the opening statement. How could you NOT have a profound awakening within the context of raising children