A Shadow of Remembrance: Trusting What You Know Within

What if some of what you know about yourself has always been there, even before you had the experience or words to explain it?

In today's episode of Wisdom Talk Radio, I'm reading from my book, Unconditional Remembrance: Your Connection to Source, sharing a chapter called "A Shadow of Remembrance."

I take you back to a moment in my second-grade classroom when a dream led to an unexpected opportunity to stand in front of my classmates as their teacher. I couldn't have explained it then, but something about that experience felt completely right. I knew I belonged there.

That sense of inner knowing has accompanied me throughout my life. Yet I've also experienced what happens when the judgments and expectations of others cause us to question what we know within ourselves.

How often do we carry shadows of doubt about who we are and what we're here to bring into the world, even when our lives have given us abundant evidence of our gifts?

In this episode, I explore the difference between knowledge acquired through experience and a deeper intelligence that may already live within us. And I invite you to consider what you may have known about yourself all along, but learned to question or set aside.

Perhaps the invitation isn't to become someone new, but to remember more fully who you have always been.

Unconditional Remembrance: Your Connection to Source is available wherever books are sold.

Explore more about Turaya Meditation, and the possibilities of living from your inner knowing at The Baca Institute.

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