What happens when a relationship shows you the deepest parts of yourself you were previously afraid to face? In this episode of Tami Talks: Unscripted Healing, I share how the last 5 months in a deeply transformative relationship helped me see where I was still abandoning myself, where my voice needed to grow louder, and how love can hold space for mutual healing.
From the start, we both knew we didn’t know how long God would keep us in each other’s lives. This experience reminded me that some people are sent only for a season — long enough to deliver the lessons we’re ready for.
You’ll hear about:
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How relationships can help heal the father wound
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The role of vulnerability and compassion in growth
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Why trusting God’s bigger plan brings peace during endings
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Lessons in honoring your journey and the other person’s journey
If you’ve ever felt a deep connection that cracked you open in unexpected ways, this conversation is for you.
If you want to catch up on the previous podcasts mentioned in this episode regarding this relationship, check out episodes #64 and #65.
Show Notes:
- 00:00 Navigating Emotional Turmoil
- 10:10 Understanding Father Wounds
- 22:06 Healing Through Connection
- 34:47 Navigating Difficult Conversations
- 37:14 Setting Boundaries in Relationships
- 40:38 Understanding Soul Contracts
- 42:59 Healing Through Connection with Parents
- 46:11 Symbolism of Water in Healing
- 54:01 Embracing Personal Growth and Healing
- 01:02:50 The Journey of Self-Discovery and Community
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