It’s Truth + Tequila Tuesday!
Today, instead of answering a listener’s question, I’ve got some #mojotruth to share. It’s inspired by one of my spiritual teachers, Ram Dass. He transitioned from his body just over a year ago and last week, his autobiography titled, BEING RAM DASS, was released. I’ve been gobbling it up, bit by bit, day by day.
There are a few key things I’m present to while reading the book, and that’s what I’d like to share with you today.
It’s Truth + Tequila Tuesday!
Today, for you, I’ve got some #mojotruth to share. Seeing that this episode drops on the first NEW MOON of 2021, let’s talk about a New Moon and how today’s it’s actually the real beginning of the year.
New Moons are a time where the sky is the darkest. Where the moon is ‘hidden’ and her light is obscured. Traditionally, people relate to the New Moon as a new beginning and start of a fresh cycle, which is accurate. However, it also comes with this dark night energy…(tune in to the episode for more).
It’s Truth + Tequila Tuesday!
Today, for you, I’ve got some #mojotruth to share.
Today, for you, is less a question and more of a celebration. It’s inspired by a conversation in the group chat from the ladies in my Rock Your Mojo Mentorship Program. Every Monday I send them a #MojoMonday message to kick the week off on the Mojo side of the street. And this week, they chimed in with some messages that made this MojoMama proud.
It’s Truth + Tequila Tuesday!
Today, for you, I’ve got some #mojotruth to share.
It’s something that I speak about often with the ladies in the Rock Your Mojo Mentorship program, and something that’s been part of my personal life for decades.
What I’m talking about is the Moon. Specifically, the cycles of the Moon and how it relates to your life. Here and now…listen in for all the juicy details.
It’s Truth + Tequila Tuesday!
If you’re new here, you might not know that I run a mentorship program for women….the Rock Your Mojo Mentorship program. One of the many fabulous things included in it is a two day retreat that happens twice a year called: The Embodiment Retreat. And this week’s episode is PART TWO to a question that came up on the most recent Embodiment Retreat (listen to part one HERE). After one of the embodiment practices, one of the women asked: Why do some of the practices have to be so uncomfortable?
It’s Truth + Tequila Tuesday!
If you’re new here, you might not know that I run a mentorship program for women….the Rock Your Mojo Mentorship program. One of the many fabulous things included in it is a two day retreat that happens twice a year called: The Embodiment Retreat. And this week’s episode is dedicated to a question that came up on the most recent one.
After one of the embodiment practices, one of the women asked: Why do some of the practices have to be so uncomfortable?
It’s Truth + Tequila Tuesday!
This week’s question comes from Rebecca who says:
We’re living through a moment in history. I try to keep putting into perspective that years from now, hopefully, as other things in history work, we as well as next generations are going to be able to look back on this time of 2020 and not have any regret and that I have some pride about how I spent my time. However, I’m finding myself in a space of ‘process exhaustion’ and sinking into negative thoughts and energy. Why do you think this is happening and what can I do to get back to a positive space?
It’s Truth + Tequila Tuesday!
This week’s question comes from Curious in Colorado who says:
Why are we as a culture hiding the fact that women are sexual creatures? As a woman who’s struggled to get to a good place within my own sexuality, I feel sad that people still want to perpetuate that we’re not sexual. Why do you think this is so? And how do you see it hurting women overall?
It’s Truth + Tequila Tuesday!
This week’s question comes from Jackie who says:
I have problems with meditation. They always say things like: visualize a bird, I never can visualize a bird or visualize a white light. I can never visualize a white light. And I don’t I don’t know if I got a hang up in there. Or if it’s some kind of kink in my system, as you call it or what. Or maybe everybody is just different. I’m not sure and would like some perspective on all this.
It’s Truth + Tequila Tuesday!
This week we have a question from Rosa, who asks:
I recently spoke to a family member about upcoming plans to travel to see my Dad, who is alone now that my Mom passed away earlier this year. This family member gave me a hard time because my trip is the same time as a bridal shower they’re hosting for someone in our community and they wanted me to attend. I am clear about my choice to be with my Dad, but I got really triggered by the bad response from my family member and I started to feel like I have to explain myself and not strong in my choice. What am I missing here?
