Trauma, Growing Up, Waking Up
Michelle Dixon, Ph.D.Consciousness, awakening, trauma, suffering. Growing up from past wounding versus waking up to non dual reality. Also motherhood and maybe cats.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 37 | Subscribers | Read | michelledixonwriter.substack.com |
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What does healing from trauma have to do with non-duality?
Be careful who you share your opinions with; you might just be asked to be a guest on a podcast!
Podcast: Healing through a shared field
In this series Towards a framework of soul-centred trauma healing I am exploring alternative, consciousness-driven, soulful dimensions of trauma healing. This podcast episode is me reading and commenting on my latest article of the same nam...
Healing through a shared field
I have put the audio version below in case that’s easier. It’s also on Spotify and iTunes and other podcast places.
Motherhood and the Awakening Path (Part 2)
A few weeks ago I published what is now part 1: Motherhood and the Awakening Path. Then as a result of Prajna Ohara’s comment on that article, I read her memoir, “Edge of Grace: Fierce Awakenings to Love.” In this podcast, I am reading my a...
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Demystifying awakening. Exploring frameworks for soul-centred trauma healing. I work with complex trauma, using a range of modalities, from the conventional to the Shamanic. Also a writer, a teacher, a mother and stepmother.
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