Navigating Other Peoples Patterns | 025

The Experiential Podcast

This episode is for those of you who are curious about the deeper layers of the human experience, explored through the understanding of our own patterns and of those around us.

In this episode, Nicole invites listeners to explore the deep layers of the human experience by reflecting on the patterns and behaviors that often govern our lives. We can observe others in the pattering and notice how much they stem from a mechanism of survival. By cultivating awareness and compassion towards ourselves and others, we can shift from mere survival to a more expansive state of being, where joy, connection, and empathy become more accessible.

Nicole dives into the power of interpersonal dynamics, discovering how connection and safety in our relationships can impact our lives. Join us as we get more attuned to our own patterns and those of others!

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