Ep. 29 What It Means to Trust Your Direct Experience (And Why It's So Hard)

When the maps you’ve been given don’t match the territory you find yourself having to navigate, you trust the terrain itself and your direct, unique experience with it. This is how to honor and live the soul in a world that gives you a million ways not to.

What does it mean to “trust yourself” or “trust your intuition” or “trust the process.” We hear these cliches about trust so often in the spiritual growth and development lanes. But what does it mean to trust? Join me as I unravel these cliches and lay a more realistic groundwork for what it means to trust when you're navigating terrain that is always shifting.

In this episode:

• Three tools that help us trust our direct experience
  • Separating the "should" and the "supposed to's" from the actuality of the experience 
  • Living with ambiguity of soul magic--navigating without the reassurance that you are on the "right" team or doing the right thing all the time
  • Willingness to own and work with the implications and energy you create from following your heart and embodying your magic
• Personal anecdotes of how I work with these tools
• My Unconventional Invocation For Trust--a spoken word piece set to improve piano tunes.

With love + thank you for listening,

McCall

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