55. Radical Acknowledgement Guided Meditation

If you are in a cycle of feeling stuck, overwhelmed, and frustrated in your life and circumstances, you may be struggling with burnout and thoughts of calling it quits. But take heart; the stuck-ness is an invitation to look inward and the key towards feeling free, powerful, and ready for whatever comes next in your life. 

The Radical Acknowledgement Guided Meditation walks you through the steps to deeply attune to reality as it is, so that you aren’t stuck in an endless loop of doubt and discouragement. By practicing the teachings from this meditation, you will become more able able to accept each moment for what it is, reorient your focus back on your inner knowing and truth, and welcome into your life all of the wonderful things that are meant for you.

 

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