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Kate Snowise

  • #157. Cassandra Bodzak on Manifesting through Meditation

    Cassandra Bodzak is a best-selling author, spiritual guide and the host of the podcast Divine Downloads. She helps women all over the world who want to make peace with their bodies, quiet their minds and reconnect with their souls. In this episode, we really dive into how we can bring the things we desire into our lives. As Cassandra says, we’re all manifesting all the time, but how do we do it consciously? This episode answers those questions.   Specifically we dive into:
    • How deeper body mindfulness can be a path to deeper spirituality
    • How we can divinely design our lives
    • The two paths to manifesting – either following our intuition or consciously creating desires
    • The importance of belief in bringing our desires towards us
    • The 4 phases of manifesting, and how we can move ourselves through those.
    1. Connecting to the truth of who we are
    2. Clearing resistance
    3. Embody the feelings and frequency of what we desire
    4. Take Co-Creative Action
    Too learn more about Cassandra, and her signature program, Divinely Designing Your Life, head to www.cassandrabodzak.com
    You can find Manifesting through Meditation here >>
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  • #156. Andrea Owen: On Life, Healing & Living Your Truth

     

    Andrea Owen is a Speaker. Life Coach. Author. and Hellraiser. She is creating a global impact in women’s empowerment with her books being translated into 18 languages and available in 22 countries.

    She helps high-achieving women maximize unshakeable confidence, and master resilience. You can learn more at andreaowen.com.

    We’re talking about some of the themes of her recent book – Make Some Noise. But she also shares so much of her own journey of healing and understanding in recent years including an ADHD diagnosis, and managing auditory processing disorder, a sub-component of sensory processing disorder.

    Specifically this episode covers:

    • Complex PTSD
    • Andrea’s experience with Sensory Processing Disorder
    • Neurodiversity
    • Stories we tell ourselves about our lives
    • What we need to make positive affirmations actually work
    • Gender norms and internalized misogyny
    • As women, what are we soaking up as truth unconsciously
    • And how to apply one crucial question: What is my conditioning vs. what is my truth? 

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  • #155: Bess Matassa on Astrology & 2022

     

    Bess Matassa is a modern day mystic. She uses both astrology and tarot as languages that can help bring us back to the selves we already are. Bess also has a PhD, and I mention that because you can tell she brings this same academic and inquisitive lens to her mystical work, which is one of the reasons why I think I really resonate with her message, which feels very grounded to me. You can tell she knows what she is talking about, and I didn’t hold back from throwing her all my random questions.

    This is a deep dive into the invitations that are available to us in the years ahead, but also so much more. We touch on: 

    – What has been happening in the stars in the last two years

    – What are the invitations available to us in 2022

    – What the moon cycles can offer us

    – What on earth retrogrades actually are

    – And the elements of fate vs. free will and how they interact with astrology

    Bess is running a 12-month immersive astrological experience, where she will take you through astrology and the calendar year. You can sign up for that up until Dec 21st 2021 > http://thestarparlor.com/course

    Bess is also generously offering all Here to Thrive listeners 20% off a Full Astro & Tarot Reading before the end of 2021! Use the code COSMICTHRIVE at checkout here >> http://thestarparlor.com/shop/birth-chart-reading

    We’re also talking about her new book with the Numinous: The Numinous Cosmic Year. This is part almanac and part astro planner. You can find that here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1783254335?ref=exp_kate.snowise_dp_vv_d

    Finally, you can work with Bess one on one. Find out more by heading to: www.thestarparlor.com

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  • #154. Michael Anthony: Think Unbroken

     

    I challenge you to listen to Michael and not be inspired. His story is one of overcoming and finding the power within himself to commit to a new vision of what he wanted for his future. He can check the box on all 10 of the measures on the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) scale, and talks here about his rock-bottom moment when he made the decision to do things differently. Michael is passionate and the definition of inspiring. 

    He is practical, grounded, yet calls it as it is. This episode includes:

    – The importance of defining who you are

    – Making the decision to do whatever it takes to be the hero of his own story

    – Being relentless in the pursuit of what you want

    – How mindset + action = self-actualization

    – How a confused mind will always fail, and how important intention and clarity really are

    – The importance of self-trust

    – and how he applies his personal motto – “No excuses. Just results.”

    His book is Think Unbroken. You can find that here: Think Unbroken Amazon

    He works as a Coach and is also a Speaker. Find more details on his website here: https://www.thinkunbroken.com

    And Michael also hosts the Think Unbroken podcast. Link here: https://www.thinkunbrokenpodcast.com

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  • May 2021: Life Lessons

    Perspective is one of our greatest abilities. We can intentionally choose to shift our perspective, and look at things differently. One of my favorite perspective shifts when trudging through the crap of difficult times is to stop, and look for the life lessons, and ask: what is life trying to teach me right now? 

     

    Thoughts from Kate:

    When we get stuck in our automatic and unconscious reactions, we give our power away. Our mindsets can be used to literally change our perspective on the world. The world doesn’t have to change, but we can change the way we look at the world – and therein lies our power. This is why I love psychology so much! 

    Here are some thoughts on treating life like a school:

    • We’re all students of life. There is a humbleness and openness that accompanies this perspective. If you choose to entertain the idea that perhaps we’re all here in a soul-school of sorts, then we’re all students. We’re all learning. We just each have different lessons we’re attempting to master…but no-one is immune to having to learn lessons. 
    • Growth doesn’t stop. A theme that has been consistently coming up for me lately is to recognize that our personal growth is about becoming, growing and unfolding…but there is no destination to arrive at. As long as we are alive, there will be lessons to learn. This acknowledgement is freeing. We don’t have to sprint to a destination, because life will show up with the next lesson to learn as soon as we arrive, so we may as well enjoy the journey. 
    • Your willingness to learn is everything. Whether or not you subscribe to this belief, you will hit hurdles in life. Your willingness to look for the lessons is the crucial element that can change how you experience your life. It’s the difference between seeing life as an opportunity or an obstacle.

     

    Quotes to Inspire:

    • “Instead of ‘why is this happening?’ try ‘what is this teaching me?‘ – Unknown
    • “You will be presented with lessons: You are enrolled in a full-time informal school called ‘life.’ Each day in this school you will have the opportunity to learn lessons. You may like the lessons or hate them, but you have designed them as part of your curriculum.” – Cherie Carter-Scott
    • “Most adults have dropped out of the school of life before they reached adulthood.”– Mokokoma Mokhonoana
     

    Something to Try: Reflection

    Find a quiet time and some space, and open up a notebook. Consider the life lessons you’ve been learning over the last year, and how you’ve grown. You can use the following journal prompt to get you started?
    • What is a Life Lesson I’ve been working through or faced over the last 12 months?
    • What have I learned? 
    • What do I still need to be aware of? 
    • What actions can I take that will help me continue to evolve?

     

    Be different than the rest. Don’t be a life-school dropout. Sign up, look closely, and evolve alongside this thing called life. It’s soul-satisfying if you ask me 😉

    – Kate

     

    p.s. If you’d like to dive a little deeper into this perspective shift, you can listen to episode #152 of the Here to Thrive podcast. Find it online here: 

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  • #153. Patrick Sonqo on Rising Consciousness, Shamanism, & Sound

    Patrick Sonqo is a spiritual teacher, mentor, coach, guide. It is hard to find the right word! He and his partner Cecie Sonqo create embodied enlightenment in the individuals they work with. The integrate sound, shamanism and wisdom to create unique journeys and experiences with their clients to help them raise their consciousness, and connect with their spirit.

    In this episode we discuss:

    • How Patrick transitioned from corporate to spiritual work
    • Recognizing the power in our human form and experience
    • How our inner connection can change our outer experience
    • Spiral dynamics and the importance of our readiness to change
    • What surrender looks like
    • The shift from Homo Sapiens to Homo Luminous
    • The energy dynamics with sound

    And of course so much more.

    Patrick & Cecie Sonqo offer small group programs, private sessions, and offerings for business settings to create energy and flow. 

     

    To learn more about Patrick and Cecie Sonqo, and their work, you can find them at www.sonqosworlds.net

    P.s. the book he mentioned is called The Celestine Prophecy: https://www.amazon.com/Celestine-Prophecy-Adventure-James-Redfield/dp/0446671002

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  • #151. Saundra Dalton-Smith: The 7 Types of Rest

    There are different types of tired, and a good nights sleep or a vacation isn’t the solution to all of them. Maybe your sensory systems are overloaded, or maybe you need more social connection. Dr Saundra Dalton-Smith introduces her incredibly powerful model around the 7-types of rest, and how we can address deficits in them.

    Included in our discussion:

    • What being functionally burnout looks and feels like
    • Difference between rest and self-care
    • How it is important to consider what type of tired you really are
    • How we can apply the 7 different types of rest
    • How a rest strategy can help us restore

     

    Dr Dalton-Smith mentions the book, the Dream Giver as a personal favorite.

    Her book, that outlines the 7-types of rest is called – Sacred Rest.

    Here is a link to her TED Talk and article mentioned in the episode: https://ideas.ted.com/the-7-types-of-rest-that-every-person-needs/

    You can find Dr Dalton-Smith at her websites: https://ichoosemybestlife.com or http://drdaltonsmith.com

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  • Mar 2021: Self Inquiry

    If you’ve followed me for awhile, you may have noticed a consistent theme.

    I firmly believe that self-reflection, and taking the time to get to know ourselves, our wants and our drivers, is the vital knowledge that allows us to build a meaningful and fulfilling life.  

    Thoughts from Kate:

    I didn’t used to believe I had intuition. I thought that was something that psychic people were blessed with. I couldn’t have been more wrong…I simply wasn’t taking any time to quieten the noise of the crazy outer world, and intentionally tune into that whispering inner voice that we all have. 

    Here are my thoughts on what you can do to help foster this crucial relationship with yourself:

    • Ask Big Questions. If you were getting to know a new date, you’d ask them lots of questions. The same works for knowing ourselves – ask yourself the big questions, and simply see what is there. 
    • Create Quiet Contemplative Space. The outside world is noisy, and our inner wisdom is quiet. If you’re always distracting yourself with noise, you’ll likely never hear it. 
    • Make self-reflection a regular practice, not a one time event. You have to invest in the relationship you have with yourself. 

     

    Quotes to Inspire:

     
    • “Without reflection, we go blindly on our way, creating more unintended consequences, and failing to achieve anything useful.” – Margaret J. Wheatley
    • “Don’t become too preoccupied with what is happening around you. Pay more attention to what is going on within you.” – Mary-Frances Winters
    • “The soul usually knows what to do it heal itself. The challenge is to silence the mind.” – Caroline Myss

     

    Something to Try:

    To complete this monthly theme, on the Here to Thrive podcast I spoke with Jennie Lee about how engaging with meaningful questions can help us to connect spiritually. Her new book – Spark Change – is one of my favorites from the last several years.

    She graciously said I could share a page with you. Here is Question 74 that you can use as a journal prompt: What is preventing me from being quiet inside? (click to download the page) 

    Have fun getting to know yourself even better. It’s worth it. 

    – Kate

    p.s. If you’d like to hear the interview with Jennie for a little extra inspiration, head here: www.heretothrive.com/podcast149

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  • #149. Jennie Lee: Your Soul Self & Spiritual Evolution

    Jennie Lee is a Yoga Therapist and trusted Spiritual Coach. She is also the award-winning author of three books on self-development, spirituality and yoga philosophy, included her latest title – Spark Change: 108 Provocative Questions for Spiritual Evolution.

     

    You can learn more about Jennie via her website at: https://jennieleeyogatherapy.com

     

    And grab and excerpt from Spark Change and the associated goodies at: www.jennieleeyogatherapy.com/spark-change

     

    This episode we dive into the power of having a soul connection with ourselves, and more importantly, how we can foster that. Among other things we discuss:

     

    • What Yoga Therapy is vs. Exercise Yoga
    • What self inquiry offers us
    • How we can self-reflection and introspect in order to connect with ourselves
    • The 3-essential elements of spiritual connection
    • How mediation can help with minimizing self-doubt
    • And so much more.

     

    To learn more about the Here to Thrive podcast and sign up for the once a month mailing list: www.heretothrive.com

     

    Also, join Kate on Clubhouse for live conversations! @Kate.Snowise and look for the “Here to Thrive” club.

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