Growing Forgiveness and Compassion through Plant Medicine and Breathwork w/ Claudia Nanino

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Are we the same ship or a new ship? Claudia Nanino is the epitome of how we are both

Claudia is a mother, master breathwork facilitator, crystal curator, and an explorer of non-ordinary states of consciousness. She was born in Colorado to immigrant parents and in 2016, returned to Denver after a devastating divorce. To help with the blame she held for the divorce and the struggles she had with addictive behaviors, she sought out nontraditional self-development and healing modalities after more Western approaches felt out of alignment and left her stuck in logic and disconnected from her heart. As she began to rebuild her life, her spiritual evolution was catapulted by the various teachers, healers, and practices she was saying yes to leading her to leave her corporate career and create Amarsi, a soul-led business connecting people to their breath and the earth. 

In this intimate conversation, we dive into all of the above and sit with the wisdom Claudia brings from her experiences working with plant medicines, learning to become comfortable with being in discomfort, and what she would tell her younger self. 

We also talk about:

• Spread addiction
• The chemical drive behind addiction
• Boundaries: radical honesty and discernment 
• Developing compassion and forgiveness for self 
• Ego death and experiencing non-duality 
• Learning to buy from a place of joy vs. validation 
• Investing in self
• How vulnerability is a superpower

Resources: 

• Instagram: @amarsi.claudia and @amarsi.crystals
• Shop Crystals: Amarsi
• Breathe: Amarsi
• Go to: Claudia's Retreat Sep. 30th - Oct. 3rd

Find the full episode transcription here

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