Self-Centered: Better Because of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Stronger, Calmer, Clearer

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BETTER BECAUSE OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC: STRONGER, CALMER, CLEARER

 

Two weeks ago, I recorded an episode on Unity Online Radio called Being the Eye of the Storm: Staying Grounded in the Midst of Chaos.

This show has been listened to more than any show I have ever done. It’s helped thousands of people get calm and centered right in the middle of everything happening now.

I’ve noticed that AFTER people find their center in this uncertain experience, they turn within and question why this happened.

In this episode, I am answering this question and giving you my take on the opportunity contained within this very challenging time.

I’ve created a page of resources for these shows here: Take Your Power Back During COVID-19.

Click here to listen to this extraordinary episode.

 

xo,

Cynthia ?

2 Comments

  1. Peter
    Peter on May 1, 2020 at 6:56 pm

    Hi Cynthia,

    Do you think you could possibly make your messages mainly targeted to both sexes, except maybe for occasional issues which would be specific more to either sex??? As a man I am not sure if your messages are really intended for me, although your messages, at their core, appear to apply to mostly anyone!

    As you are probably aware, there are plenty of artificial, imaginary, divisions in the world (IE: the Maya (or illusion)) such as race, gender, social status, career etc., that when we focus on either side of the same coin, we are not really serving humanity’s truly unlimited potential…

    Please Continue the Excellent Work!

    Kind Regards,
    Peter Beck

    • Cynthia Occelli
      Cynthia Occelli on May 3, 2020 at 1:30 pm

      Hi Peter,

      Thanks for asking. Much of my recent work is for everyone. However, my foundational work grew around my book Resurrecting Venus, a book pointedly about the healing power of embracing femininity. While I agree on a soul level that distinctions are irrelevant, on the level of a black woman, wife, and mother in America, I cannot pretend that the challenges and consequences are an illusion. They are as real as my eyes and heart. In my view, failing to support and help people like me cope with all that we face is a personal failure.

      I hope you’ll enjoy what you like here and find what you seek in the greater world.

      Warmly,

      Cynthia