April 18, 2024 • 40 mins
Join myself, Tara Preston, and this week's special guest Melonie Kolton for this week's Naturally Prosperous Woman Podcast.
Have you ever found yourself scrolling through the endless promises of quantum leaps & breakthroughs in the online space? Feeling like the promise of instant transformation is just a click away, yet somehow for you, it slips through your fingers?
You are not alone!
It's time to ground into true integrative embodiment that might not sound as sexy, but definitely lends itself to lasting breakthroughs & change. In this episode myself & Melonie Kolton, 🌿 Alchemical Womb Goddess 🌙 | Plant Medicine Facilitator 🌱 | Tantra Teacher 🔮 | Shadow Alchemist discuss the in's & out's of an industry obsessed with quantum outcomes and how that doesn't always serve.
Melonie Kolton is a multifaceted healer, guide, and beacon of transformation, seamlessly blending ancient wisdom with modern practices to empower individuals on their healing journey.
With a rich background as a Plant Medicine Facilitator, Tantric teacher, and certified somatic and trauma practitioner, Melonie brings a unique depth of knowledge and compassion to her work.
During the podcast we also unravel the web of spiritual bypassing that is often seen when it comes to quantum leaps in the online space. Discover how embracing your shadow side, as well as how slower, holistic integration is not only necessary but more safe when it comes to integration, and long lasting change.
Melanie also shares on plant medicines through the lens of traditional cultures, bringing forth a conversation that is rich with respect for the deep healing that plant medicine journey's bring.
Melanie talks about how ayahuasca and psilocybin can unlock parts of ourselves that have been long forgotten, she shares on the caution of using these experiences as a crutch. She also shares on a multi-layered approach to plant medicine journeys, that includes somatic and trauma-informed practices.
This is a must listen conversation!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to the Naturally Prosperous Woman
podcast.
I'm your host, tara Preston,founder of the Akashic Women's
School, mentor to new paradigmleaders for over a decade and
teacher of divine prosperityconsciousness.
This podcast is dedicated toempowering women leaders around
the world who desire to tap intotheir authentic feminine power
(00:21):
for more money, magnetism and,of course, impact.
It's a platform for womenleaders wanting to embrace their
natural abilities to createlead and flow, unlocking their
inherent potential forprosperity and living in
alignment with their truestselves, because it's your birth
(00:41):
right to flourish in thenaturalness of the woman you
were born to be.
Thanks so much for being here.
Let's dive in.
Hello and welcome to anotherepisode of the Naturally
Prosperous Woman podcast.
So season four is all abouttaking guests and hosting these
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delicious interviews.
Today I have a very specialguest and I am going to take a
moment and introduce her to you.
So today I have Melanie Coltonjoining us and I have actually.
I think, melanie, I've seen youin the online space for a
couple of years and I'm notactually sure how long you've
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been playing in the online space, but I've been here for a long
time and when I saw Melanie, Ijust found she brought a really
refreshing lens and a reallycertain dynamic power and I
really love how she pulls backkind of the layers around some
of what kind of feels a littlebit like old and outdated in the
(01:47):
online sphere and she's notafraid to really bring her
perspective forward and I lovethat about her.
I also love the work that she'sup to in the world and so I'm
going to take a moment andintroduce you.
So Melanie is an alchemical wombgoddess, plant medicine
facilitator, tantra teacher,shadow alchemist.
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Melanie is a multifacetedhealer, guide, beacon of
transformation, seamlesslyblending ancient wisdom with
modern practices to empowerindividuals on their healing
journey.
She has a rich background as aplant medicine facilitator,
tantric teacher and a certifiedsomatic and trauma practitioner.
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Melanie brings a unique depthof knowledge and compassion to
her work.
She embraces the profoundconnection between nature and
spirituality.
Melanie creates nurturingenvironments where individuals
can forge a deep bond withsacred, sacred plant medicine
and embrace their transformativeproperties.
Beyond the ceremony itself,melanie continues to provide
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guidance and support throughoutthe integration process,
ensuring that the healingexperience during the ceremony
extends into everyday life.
She specializes in empoweringwomen in their healing process
and activating their womb space.
As a kundalini activator,melanie serves as an alchemical
womb goddess, assisting women inreleasing trauma and reclaiming
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their feminine power.
In her sacred space ofsisterhood, she facilitates the
transmutation of healing ofconditioned beliefs and traumas
related to sensuality sexualitywhich have been projected on
women by patriarchal andsocietal influences.
Amazing so today, Melanie and Iare going to be talking about
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spiritual bypassing in theonline space when it comes to
quantum leaps in ourtransformation.
I actually really, really lovethis topic.
I feel like it is a veryimportant piece and Melanie's
going to be talking aboutspaciousness embodiment.
We're going to open up theconversation, of course, and see
where it wants to go.
So, Melanie, welcome.
Speaker 2 (04:03):
Thank you.
Thank you.
I'm so excited to be here, soexcited for this conversation.
Speaker 1 (04:08):
Yeah, so one of the first questions that I always
love to ask, just so that thelisteners can get a sense of
your journey, is where and Iknow we sometimes have pivotal
kind of like transitions orlayers open up on our sacred
path but where do you feel likethis, this journey, this this
path on your awakening kind ofreally opened for you?
Speaker 2 (04:31):
I would say right.
So when we talk about, you know, my spiritual awakening or my
spiritual exploration, I feelthat I am very blessed to say
that I have been this on thispath for the majority of my life
, just due to my upbringing in aCatholic dynamic, not the
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traditional indoctrination ofthe church like many, but I went
to a private school which wasvery much allowed and expanded
the conversation aroundconsciousness.
So the connection to you know,the spiritual world, to the
guides, the angels, has reallytruly been a lifelong journey
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for myself, but in theembodiment of my awakening and
really being in collaborationwith my conscious expansion.
This has probably been aboutthe last like 10 to 12 years,
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and it was a pivotal moment ofjust an infidelity in my
marriage, where I found myselfkind of at a crossroads, looking
myself in the mirror and notrecognizing the woman staring
back at myself, back the layersof how conditioned I had become
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through giving away my power toexternal sources and
relationships that I had, that Ijust truly lost who I was and
I'm like in this moment of, youknow, separation from my husband
, I'm like I found profoundlightness and power within
myself.
It truly was an awakening thatI graciously accepted and it was
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so.
From that point it was I tookback the reins as a co-pilot, as
a collaborator in my healingjourney, but also in my life
path as a whole, which hasbrought me down the path of
healing my own womb space fromovarian cysts and fibroids and I
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depleted, you know, adrenalglands and burnout so very much,
reconnecting to the sacred body, the sacred vessel, and then
diving into, you know, thelayers of the processing of
energy and suppressed emotionsand fragmenting of the soul and
all of these things which has,you know, connected me further
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into my path of a tantriclifestyle, kundalini, awakening
right and a sacred relationshipwith mother guy, with Pachamama
and her beautiful healingmedicines.
Speaker 1 (07:49):
I love that.
Thank you for sharing that.
It's so interesting that apivotal part of your journey
began with the womb space and Ican totally relate to that being
a part of my awakening journey.
But the part that really beganfor me was around the
reclamation of the heart, andmaybe that piece was there for
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you too.
But it really was likeunderstanding self, love and
understanding what I need,wanted, desired, and then being
able to really claim that formyself, understanding boundaries
, because I was in a verysimilar place of giving myself
away.
But the journey and then justwant to lead this into
embodiment and then bring itback over to you.
But the journey for me itstarted with the heart and then
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it was this descending morefully into the body, into the
womb space, into Yoni, and sofor me, as I started to really
walk my path and understandtransformation and how it wasn't
always linear and how it wasoften very spiral, I started to
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realize the space that wasneeded for integration and that
it wasn't always going to bethese quantum leaps.
So, yeah, so I just want tohand that back over to you,
cause I know you were sayinglike you felt, like spaciousness
is really important and justspeaking to um some of the
spiritual bypassing and why wewant to get away from that.
Speaker 2 (09:16):
Yeah, like it's.
It's interesting, right,because we find ourselves drawn
to this path of, like, spiritualawakening and evolution.
Right, we are craving, you know, the expansion and that
spaciousness for us to trulyreconnect to ourselves and to
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uncover our truth, uncover ourpurpose.
But we are so systematicallyconditioned to look for, you
know, the fastest route possiblethat we sometimes, you know,
don't actually enjoy the journey.
(09:59):
Right, it's through, you know,walking the path, it's through
you know the ebbs and flows thatwe connect deeper into
ourselves and we learn more andmore and more about ourselves.
It is in the stillness that themost profound, you know,
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takeaways are actually unveiledto us.
And you know, you know, even,like, when we're talking about,
you know, manifestation or thehealing journey, right, we're
always looking at it from likepoint A to point B and the
journey truly is A to Z, youknow, in a full life cycle.
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And when we're so just caughtup trying to look for the
fastest route, right, we're in acomplete disservice to
ourselves, complete disserviceto ourselves.
It's through the integrationthat we can actually take out,
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we take away the lesson.
There's a difference betweenbeing able to identifying it and
putting a label on it, right,which is what is taught a lot
right now.
If you can identify it, you canrelease it right, if you can
acknowledge it, you can releaseit.
But this lacks the integrationpiece, the integration of the
lesson itself.
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And you know, it's tounderstand that, yes, our energy
, our, you know, our soulblueprint, our conditioning
right, our belief system, alldoes play a role in what we
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attract into ourselves.
And in order to rise above orto truly release, we have to get
to the root of the conditioning, get to the root of the belief,
to expose the intergenerationaltrauma, to expose the
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projection of conditioning andfalse beliefs from society, from
family, that if we don't takethe time to truly understand
what's going on in the unity ofthe mind, body and soul, we're
going to find ourselves back inthis cyclical behavior of trying
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to identify the same root causeagain and again and again.
Because when we are looking,not the whole scenario or the
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whole route at a singular time.
Speaker 1 (13:13):
I love that.
I love that because, you know,the Akashic records are my main
tool.
I've been working with them fora long time 14 years and when I
first started working with them,you know the Akashic records
are known to accelerate yoursoul path and that's a beautiful
thing, but I actually foundthat clients weren't integrating
and so, right, like, and thenthey were kind of looking for
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like this fast movement, likecure all, and I'm like, yeah,
but then we're not integratingthe new states of being, we're
not like even integrating.
Integrating like the embodimentof the version of you that's
going to hold the vision thatyou have for your life.
And that's the part that youknow that clients often want to
get away from, because it's the.
It's the 3d work and this is alittle bit different than what
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you're talking about, but it isa little bit of the 3d work in
terms of what we have to tend toin the here, in the now, so
that we can start to build andshift our vibration and our
integration and our embodiment.
But it's done from the here andthe now and the thing that's so
powerful about that and whatyou're saying is that once it's
integrated, it is integrated andthe shifts that you see in your
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life are so beautiful and solong-lasting and there's so much
like really true, deep freedomthat comes from that place.
Speaker 2 (14:27):
Absolutely, absolutely.
Speaker 1 (14:30):
Right.
Speaker 2 (14:30):
And when we look at like, when we look at quantum
leap quantum leaps right In you,much being sold as like a
marketing ploy, right, and mostof the times it's centered
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around the accumulation offinancial reward.
But it's not sustainable.
Speaker 1 (15:03):
Yeah, I can definitely speak to that.
Having been in the industry for14 years, I've fallen.
I have fallen victim severaltimes.
It took me a while to learn Goahead.
Speaker 2 (15:14):
Yeah, it's not sustainable in the long run
Because, in order to stay inthat energy of the quantum leap,
at some point you have todisassociate from the healing
that you have avoided in theinitial.
You know deep dive of thingsyourself, like in the state of
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like burnout or resentment,because you are now, you know,
manifesting or a magnet forclients that are becoming
codependent on you to fix theirproblems, to tell them what they
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need to do.
You know, because if you'relacking integration, tell them
what they need to do.
You know, because if you'relacking integration, you're
going to attract clients thatlack integration, yeah, and the
lack of integration cultivatesinto codependency, and
codependency from a verydisempowered space.
Some coaches are perfectly okaywith that because it keeps
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their bank account full, itkeeps, you know, money coming in
to their account, yeah, sothey're perfectly okay with that
.
Speaker 1 (16:41):
Yeah, I think what I've started to find after a few
and I and I do, I love I've hadactually many great mentors who
you know who didn't take thisapproach.
But there are times where, youknow, I made the investment and
stepped in and wanted the growthand like that kind of thing,
and what I started to find wasthat it was it's another system
and so I kind of had to untanglemyself from that and then
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really come back into you know,now it's been so many years but,
like sustainability andregenerative business and, like
you know, finding my own ebb andmy flow is really important
when it comes to being able tohold, in a very integrated way,
the type of spaciousness andprosperity that I thrive in.
But I definitely know exactlywhat you're talking about and
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how I had to really untanglesome of that.
Speaker 2 (17:30):
Right and it's like it's, you know, being working
with plant medicines andfacilitating plant medicine,
right.
This was a huge piece for me.
On one side, right, the lack ofintegration and this
cultivation of like codependency, either to, you know, the
facilitator or to the plantmedicine itself, becomes right,
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this toxic cycle.
It's just another avenue ofgiving power away, when
spiritual awakening and, youknow, conscious enlightenment
right, is the reclamation of aperson's power.
So I'm like the irony of givingyour power away in order to
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find your power, I'm like it'sso not lost on me and you know.
Speaker 1 (18:23):
Yeah, oh, sorry, I want to ask you a little bit,
but I don't want to cut you offeither.
I do have a question, okay, socan you speak a little bit about
giving your power away to plantmedicine, like I think that's,
that's a really interestingpoint.
Can you speak to that a bit?
Speaker 2 (18:38):
So when we look at sacred plant medicine ayahuasca,
dmt, psilocybin, iboga, youknow, 5-meo, the plethora of all
of the beautiful plantmedicines, right, the
traditional concept and thecultures in which they come from
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, right, come from right, themedicine is used as an ally and
as a tool throughout the lifeexperience, right?
(19:22):
So the level of yes, okay.
So, like the level of consciousconnection between the plants
and the understanding of thecollaboration, of working with
plant spirit, is very differentwhen we as Western, you know, a
Western society, use thesemedicines.
We have not cultivated ornurtured a relationship with
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these plant medicines throughoutour lifetime, and you know, in
the caveat, my personalperspective here because of such
, right, we are a society filledwith disease, mental illness,
disassociation from ourself.
Mental illness, disassociationfrom ourself right, a lack of,
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you know, spiritual embodiment,because of just society and the
patriarchal system in which weare raised that was very much
built to keep us from thoseparts of ourselves.
So when we then connect intothe plant medicine, right, it is
this beautiful bridge thatreconnects us to these
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fragmented and forgotten partsof ourselves.
It is a direct pathway tohigher states of consciousness.
What it's not teaching us,right, is how to continue to
nurture those relationships andto stay embodied in that state
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of consciousness without relyingon the plant spirit ally as
that bridge, right, right, it'snot connecting us to something
that we're not already connectedto.
We're always connected to ahigher state of consciousness,
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it's just are we consciouslyaware of how to connect to that
higher state of consciousness?
Of how to connect to thathigher state of consciousness?
Are we creating stillness andquietness to hear those aspects
of ourselves?
The majority of the time theanswer is no, because these
tools and how to do so are justnot taught to us.
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So when we bring in plantmedicine and we feel this
instant connection to God, tosource, to universe, to
Pachamama, to ourselves,limitlessness, we feel so
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expansive, we feel so free, wefeel so seen, so heard, so
understood, but so deeplyconnected to something that is
greater than a feeling rightlike none other when we first
tap in.
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And so we can create a limitingbelief that the only option we
have to reconnect right to thesefeelings, to this state of
being, is through the plantmedicine ally, which is very
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much untrue.
Plant medicine allies are verymuch like working with a mentor
it's just creating anopportunity to see a bigger
picture, to take a look at adifferent perspective.
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For you to build trust andconnection with yourself, your
intuition, those nudges andthose niggles that come through
the physical body sensation.
It is a guide and, you know, asupport to, like you know,
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course, correct your internalGPS, to getting back into
staying in your own lane ofwhat's aligned for you, what
your purpose is.
All of that right, that innerwork comes through embodiment,
through the integration process.
It's the same as meditation,going deep into meditation, or
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the activation of DMT through,you know, holoscopic breath work
.
It's an invitation to anelevated state of consciousness
that gives you a glimpse ofparts of you that you have
forgotten and you're meant totake that back into your
consciousness, see where theselimiting beliefs are, where the
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conditioning is, where thesubconscious response systems,
right, are outdated, and beginto do the work to shed the
layers that are not your truth,that are not supportive of you,
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to release and free yourselffrom, you know, suppressed
emotions, intergenerationaltrauma, your own trauma, right,
it's about sorry, I thought.
Speaker 1 (25:02):
I thought I lost you Go ahead, I know Right, but it's
like the journey and theinvitation is always back to
yourself, journey, and theinvitation is always back to
yourself.
Speaker 2 (25:14):
Yes, always the reclamation of your power, the
remembrance of your truth,without any form of
co-dependence.
We are not meant to rely onanything outside of ourselves
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when it comes to learning who weare inside ourselves.
They're not facing thestruggles of the same societal
pressures, the same conditioningof, you know, disassociation
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from ourselves that we are.
So, their, you know so their.
So their use of plant medicineis very ritualistic.
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It is in a state of deepdevotion to their traditional
beliefs.
It as an integration tool,because they don't have all of
the conditioning that we do as aWestern culture, that we have
to peel away.
Speaker 1 (26:40):
So, Melanie, can I ask you then, in terms of like
how you facilitate plantmedicine journeys and so that
you know people don't becomereliant and rather integrate the
medicine from the journey, howdo you support that process Like
, how do you support thatprocess knowing what you know
right About the differentsociety that we?
Speaker 2 (27:02):
live in Right.
So I very much include andincorporate, you know, somatic
practices, um, through a trauma.
You know certified lens, right,a lot of the clients that I
have that I'm holding a spacefor in plant medicine.
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Facilitation, right, is verymuch intention of understanding
the.
You know the proximity as wellas the degree of conditioning
that encompasses them, thatblocks them, that creates the
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disconnect from themselves.
So the intention piece of whysomebody is coming to me to go
into the medicine, I am notsomebody that is going to
facilitate like a free ride.
I don't use words such as likegetting high or going on a trip.
I'm very much respectful and Ihold high integrity and
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reverence for the beautifulsacredness that this is a
medicine, that this is a highvibrational spirit that we are
communing with.
I require that level ofdevotion in order to work with
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me so you can't just come to meand dive into the medicine.
Right, I take you on a journey.
I take you on a journey ofreconnecting to your body.
Right, we cleanse and detoxifythe body through, you know, a
dieta which is a beautifulnurturing diet for the body.
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We bring in somatic exercises,even Kundalini.
You know work to begin to movethe frequency and raise the
frequency within the body.
We curate and we are acollaborator in bringing shadow
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aspects of our subconscious tothe surface, so that when we're
going into the ceremony there isan intention of what we would
like to explore, what we wouldlike to expand on on a deeper
level.
Then there is a requirement ofintegration.
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We integrate prior to right.
So we begin when we're lookingat trauma, when we're looking at
limiting beliefs, right,everything is layered and it's
compressed.
We've got a root, you know,we've got a root plant, a root
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seed, at the bottom ofeverything.
But through our lifetime wehave accumulated, right, a lot
of dust and dirt soil on top ofthat seed.
So through the pre-integration,right, we are starting to dig
up, we are starting to get thedust moving, we're getting rid
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of the superficialness.
So we're using a blend ofdifferent modalities right Again
, through that somatic andtrauma, again through that
somatic and trauma, you know,informed lens.
That really facilitates andholds space for Western society.
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You know, in attribute to, youknow, mental illness, physical
disease and all of you know allof the things that, uh yeah,
that we carry because of oursociety.
I don't want to get into awhole other conversation in and
of itself.
But we begin, we begin to dothe work right.
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So we're understanding that thejourney can be uncomfortable,
but we're ready for that.
The journey can beuncomfortable, but we're ready
for that.
We're ready to step into theuncomfortableness to truly be
like, to truly see, you know,the guiding light, to see the
steps, to see the messages, tosee the lessons that have been
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in our unconscious.
And we're doing so from, youknow, an emotionally intelligent
lens.
So we're not going to betriggered, we're not going to
shut down Our ego is not goingto step in and try and, you know
, overtake the path.
And then we continue to.
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You know, we go into themedicine and it's always such a
beautiful experience, it's all.
It becomes like a rebirth, itfeels like, you know, a
cleansing and a purification,more than anything, coming out
the other side.
And with this clean state, withthis fresh start, we then begin
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to rewrite the narrative bygoing deeper into the embodiment
of what are your desires, whatlights you up, even, like you
know, diving into, you know, thehuman design and the gene keys
and understanding your energeticblueprint.
Working with me in the plant,medicine is really it's, I'm
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like, it's a journey.
Yeah, that includes multiplemodalities, multiple
conversations, you know, but adirect and unique path, you know
.
But a direct and unique path isjust like each session is
different than the last, evenamong my, like you know,
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continual clients, not evengetting into, you know,
different clients.
Like everything is unique,everything is different.
Speaker 1 (33:07):
I love that Well, I can feel the level of integrity,
safety and the multidimensionalaspect, but in a very, very
thorough and very strongcontainered way.
So, yes, thank you for sharingthat and thank you for expanding
on some of that.
I just want to kind of bring itback and land this piece with
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what we were initially talkingabout and then, yeah, and then
we'll let our, the listenersknow about more ways to find you
.
But just bringing you knowembodiment, integration and this
, you know, what we see a lot ofin terms of, like, the quantum
leap in the online space.
I just I wanted to ask if youhave any, anything more that you
(33:50):
wanted to share on that, as wekind of ground the conversation.
Speaker 2 (33:59):
I just want to highlight right, like quantum,
leaps are valid and they arereal and they are something to
be celebrated, but they are notand I feel like they are
oftentimes misconstrued withbypassing, with avoidance.
Speaker 1 (34:18):
Yeah, I'm even just thinking.
I've had quantum.
I've had quantum leaps too thatdidn't, I didn't hold.
But oftentimes too, a quantumleap comes from all the
embodiment and the innerfoundation work and all of a
sudden it's like whoosh, wheredid that come from?
So yeah, and going back to you,sorry, melanie, go ahead, yeah.
Speaker 2 (34:37):
Right, so it's just like it's it.
They're not.
It's.
I'm not saying by any meansthat they're non-existent or
they're there's.
You know this false falsehoodby any means.
It's just more of, if yourintention that you are curating
is to create a quantum leap, thelikelihood of you actually
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being whatever the lesson, theteaching is, and that's very,
and it's very, very normalbecause it is actually a trauma
response.
(35:21):
When we, like you said, Tara,when we focus on the embodiment
piece, right, the quantum leapsare always like how did this
even happen?
Right, they happen withoutintention.
Quantum leaps very much happenin the feminine energy, in the
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flow, in the surrender, in therelease, right, being open to
the receptivity of whatever maycome out the other side.
Your energy is consistent, yourwork feels effortless, you are,
you write, like you are in, youknow, you're like in that state
(36:05):
of almost like, like devotioninto yourself.
It's always about filling yourcup, of fulfilling yourself.
It's not about externalvalidation, it's not about a
certain number of you know,sales or a certain amount of
money in a month.
Speaker 1 (36:26):
Yeah, yeah, and it is .
It is a coming back.
You know, just to kind of circleback to what we were talking
about, that like giving away,right, giving away through
different trauma responses, andthis recalibration is coming
home to our power, right, andthat in that very anchored sense
where we are able todisentangle ourselves from those
(36:47):
, those patterns and ways thatwe consistently give ourselves
away to consistently honoringourselves and building our own
energy and coming back to ourown power and being able to
honor our own rhythms, that,yeah, we come back to that place
of embodiment and expansion.
I mean, it is a return.
It's a return to lots, it's areturn to, you know, the
(37:09):
feminine energy, to thereunification templates, but to,
yeah, to step into that rhythmthat is so outside of, you know,
bypassing the deeper, thedeeper, I guess I would say the
deeper, the deeper rhythm, right, that really allows us and the
(37:34):
embodiment that really allows usto, to hold it in a very
sustainable way.
Um, I'm gonna bring it back toyou and if there's any last
little tidbits you want toanswer or share, please do, but
also, and any last things thatyou just want to share to our
listeners, with our listeners,that might be on your heart that
you might want to share, andthen, um, yeah, and then we will
absolutely.
Speaker 2 (37:54):
I, I do like I think, I just really want to reiterate
and end all this that right,the path inwards, the path of
you know, reclamation of one'sdivine self, one's whole self,
one's whole self right, isalways a journey inwards.
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And while you know havingallies you know externally as a
support system, no one andnothing is going to know the
path that you are destined totravel better than you.
So reclaiming that trust withyourself is the first step in
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becoming, you know, your true,divine, embodied self.
Speaker 1 (38:45):
That feels like the perfect place to end for this
podcast.
I thank you so much for yourwisdom and your shares and your
teachings.
So grateful.
And where can we find you?
And I will share in the shownotes too.
But go ahead, Beautiful.
Speaker 2 (39:02):
Beautiful.
So I am on like Facebook asMelanie Colton.
I'm on Instagram as alchemicalwomb goddess.
You can find all the detailsand connections on my website,
which is just melaniecoltoncom.
Speaker 1 (39:20):
All right.
Well, thank you, melanie.
Thank you for those of you whoare listening, who have listened
.
Feel free to join me over inthe naturally prosperous woman
podcast.
If you have any questions orjust anything that's on your
heart that you want to share,definitely feel free to email me
, tara, at Tara Prestoncom.
Thank you so much and I willsee you all soon.
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Bye for now.
Welcome to the Naturally Prosperous Woman
podcast.
I'm your host, tara Preston,founder of the Akashic Women's
School, mentor to new paradigmleaders for over a decade and
teacher of divine prosperityconsciousness.
This podcast is dedicated toempowering women leaders around
the world who desire to tap intotheir authentic feminine power
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for more money, magnetism and,of course, impact.
It's a platform for womenleaders wanting to embrace their
natural abilities to createlead and flow, unlocking their
inherent potential forprosperity and living in
alignment with their truestselves, because it's your birth
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right to flourish in thenaturalness of the woman you
were born to be.
Thanks so much for being here.
Let's dive in.
Hello and welcome to anotherepisode of the Naturally
Prosperous Woman podcast.
So season four is all abouttaking guests and hosting these
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delicious interviews.
Today I have a very specialguest and I am going to take a
moment and introduce her to you.
So today I have Melanie Coltonjoining us and I have actually.
I think, melanie, I've seen youin the online space for a
couple of years and I'm notactually sure how long you've
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been playing in the online space, but I've been here for a long
time and when I saw Melanie, Ijust found she brought a really
refreshing lens and a reallycertain dynamic power and I
really love how she pulls backkind of the layers around some
of what kind of feels a littlebit like old and outdated in the
(01:47):
online sphere and she's notafraid to really bring her
perspective forward and I lovethat about her.
I also love the work that she'sup to in the world and so I'm
going to take a moment andintroduce you.
So Melanie is an alchemical wombgoddess, plant medicine
facilitator, tantra teacher,shadow alchemist.
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Melanie is a multifacetedhealer, guide, beacon of
transformation, seamlesslyblending ancient wisdom with
modern practices to empowerindividuals on their healing
journey.
She has a rich background as aplant medicine facilitator,
tantric teacher and a certifiedsomatic and trauma practitioner.
(02:30):
Melanie brings a unique depthof knowledge and compassion to
her work.
She embraces the profoundconnection between nature and
spirituality.
Melanie creates nurturingenvironments where individuals
can forge a deep bond withsacred, sacred plant medicine
and embrace their transformativeproperties.
Beyond the ceremony itself,melanie continues to provide
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guidance and support throughoutthe integration process,
ensuring that the healingexperience during the ceremony
extends into everyday life.
She specializes in empoweringwomen in their healing process
and activating their womb space.
As a kundalini activator,melanie serves as an alchemical
womb goddess, assisting women inreleasing trauma and reclaiming
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their feminine power.
In her sacred space ofsisterhood, she facilitates the
transmutation of healing ofconditioned beliefs and traumas
related to sensuality sexualitywhich have been projected on
women by patriarchal andsocietal influences.
Amazing so today, Melanie and Iare going to be talking about
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spiritual bypassing in theonline space when it comes to
quantum leaps in ourtransformation.
I actually really, really lovethis topic.
I feel like it is a veryimportant piece and Melanie's
going to be talking aboutspaciousness embodiment.
We're going to open up theconversation, of course, and see
where it wants to go.
So, Melanie, welcome.
Speaker 2 (04:03):
Thank you.
Thank you.
I'm so excited to be here, soexcited for this conversation.
Speaker 1 (04:08):
Yeah, so one of the first questions that I always
love to ask, just so that thelisteners can get a sense of
your journey, is where and Iknow we sometimes have pivotal
kind of like transitions orlayers open up on our sacred
path but where do you feel likethis, this journey, this this
path on your awakening kind ofreally opened for you?
Speaker 2 (04:31):
I would say right.
So when we talk about, you know, my spiritual awakening or my
spiritual exploration, I feelthat I am very blessed to say
that I have been this on thispath for the majority of my life
, just due to my upbringing in aCatholic dynamic, not the
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traditional indoctrination ofthe church like many, but I went
to a private school which wasvery much allowed and expanded
the conversation aroundconsciousness.
So the connection to you know,the spiritual world, to the
guides, the angels, has reallytruly been a lifelong journey
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for myself, but in theembodiment of my awakening and
really being in collaborationwith my conscious expansion.
This has probably been aboutthe last like 10 to 12 years,
(05:40):
and it was a pivotal moment ofjust an infidelity in my
marriage, where I found myselfkind of at a crossroads, looking
myself in the mirror and notrecognizing the woman staring
back at myself, back the layersof how conditioned I had become
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through giving away my power toexternal sources and
relationships that I had, that Ijust truly lost who I was and
I'm like in this moment of, youknow, separation from my husband
, I'm like I found profoundlightness and power within
myself.
It truly was an awakening thatI graciously accepted and it was
(06:40):
so.
From that point it was I tookback the reins as a co-pilot, as
a collaborator in my healingjourney, but also in my life
path as a whole, which hasbrought me down the path of
healing my own womb space fromovarian cysts and fibroids and I
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depleted, you know, adrenalglands and burnout so very much,
reconnecting to the sacred body, the sacred vessel, and then
diving into, you know, thelayers of the processing of
energy and suppressed emotionsand fragmenting of the soul and
all of these things which has,you know, connected me further
(07:31):
into my path of a tantriclifestyle, kundalini, awakening
right and a sacred relationshipwith mother guy, with Pachamama
and her beautiful healingmedicines.
Speaker 1 (07:49):
I love that.
Thank you for sharing that.
It's so interesting that apivotal part of your journey
began with the womb space and Ican totally relate to that being
a part of my awakening journey.
But the part that really beganfor me was around the
reclamation of the heart, andmaybe that piece was there for
(08:12):
you too.
But it really was likeunderstanding self, love and
understanding what I need,wanted, desired, and then being
able to really claim that formyself, understanding boundaries
, because I was in a verysimilar place of giving myself
away.
But the journey and then justwant to lead this into
embodiment and then bring itback over to you.
But the journey for me itstarted with the heart and then
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it was this descending morefully into the body, into the
womb space, into Yoni, and sofor me, as I started to really
walk my path and understandtransformation and how it wasn't
always linear and how it wasoften very spiral, I started to
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realize the space that wasneeded for integration and that
it wasn't always going to bethese quantum leaps.
So, yeah, so I just want tohand that back over to you,
cause I know you were sayinglike you felt, like spaciousness
is really important and justspeaking to um some of the
spiritual bypassing and why wewant to get away from that.
Speaker 2 (09:16):
Yeah, like it's.
It's interesting, right,because we find ourselves drawn
to this path of, like, spiritualawakening and evolution.
Right, we are craving, you know, the expansion and that
spaciousness for us to trulyreconnect to ourselves and to
(09:36):
uncover our truth, uncover ourpurpose.
But we are so systematicallyconditioned to look for, you
know, the fastest route possiblethat we sometimes, you know,
don't actually enjoy the journey.
(09:59):
Right, it's through, you know,walking the path, it's through
you know the ebbs and flows thatwe connect deeper into
ourselves and we learn more andmore and more about ourselves.
It is in the stillness that themost profound, you know,
(10:23):
takeaways are actually unveiledto us.
And you know, you know, even,like, when we're talking about,
you know, manifestation or thehealing journey, right, we're
always looking at it from likepoint A to point B and the
journey truly is A to Z, youknow, in a full life cycle.
(10:50):
And when we're so just caughtup trying to look for the
fastest route, right, we're in acomplete disservice to
ourselves, complete disserviceto ourselves.
It's through the integrationthat we can actually take out,
(11:16):
we take away the lesson.
There's a difference betweenbeing able to identifying it and
putting a label on it, right,which is what is taught a lot
right now.
If you can identify it, you canrelease it right, if you can
acknowledge it, you can releaseit.
But this lacks the integrationpiece, the integration of the
lesson itself.
(11:36):
And you know, it's tounderstand that, yes, our energy
, our, you know, our soulblueprint, our conditioning
right, our belief system, alldoes play a role in what we
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attract into ourselves.
And in order to rise above orto truly release, we have to get
to the root of the conditioning, get to the root of the belief,
to expose the intergenerationaltrauma, to expose the
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projection of conditioning andfalse beliefs from society, from
family, that if we don't takethe time to truly understand
what's going on in the unity ofthe mind, body and soul, we're
going to find ourselves back inthis cyclical behavior of trying
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to identify the same root causeagain and again and again.
Because when we are looking,not the whole scenario or the
(13:08):
whole route at a singular time.
Speaker 1 (13:13):
I love that.
I love that because, you know,the Akashic records are my main
tool.
I've been working with them fora long time 14 years and when I
first started working with them,you know the Akashic records
are known to accelerate yoursoul path and that's a beautiful
thing, but I actually foundthat clients weren't integrating
and so, right, like, and thenthey were kind of looking for
(13:35):
like this fast movement, likecure all, and I'm like, yeah,
but then we're not integratingthe new states of being, we're
not like even integrating.
Integrating like the embodimentof the version of you that's
going to hold the vision thatyou have for your life.
And that's the part that youknow that clients often want to
get away from, because it's the.
It's the 3d work and this is alittle bit different than what
(13:56):
you're talking about, but it isa little bit of the 3d work in
terms of what we have to tend toin the here, in the now, so
that we can start to build andshift our vibration and our
integration and our embodiment.
But it's done from the here andthe now and the thing that's so
powerful about that and whatyou're saying is that once it's
integrated, it is integrated andthe shifts that you see in your
(14:18):
life are so beautiful and solong-lasting and there's so much
like really true, deep freedomthat comes from that place.
Speaker 2 (14:27):
Absolutely, absolutely.
Speaker 1 (14:30):
Right.
Speaker 2 (14:30):
And when we look at like, when we look at quantum
leap quantum leaps right In you,much being sold as like a
marketing ploy, right, and mostof the times it's centered
(14:54):
around the accumulation offinancial reward.
But it's not sustainable.
Speaker 1 (15:03):
Yeah, I can definitely speak to that.
Having been in the industry for14 years, I've fallen.
I have fallen victim severaltimes.
It took me a while to learn Goahead.
Speaker 2 (15:14):
Yeah, it's not sustainable in the long run
Because, in order to stay inthat energy of the quantum leap,
at some point you have todisassociate from the healing
that you have avoided in theinitial.
You know deep dive of thingsyourself, like in the state of
(15:41):
like burnout or resentment,because you are now, you know,
manifesting or a magnet forclients that are becoming
codependent on you to fix theirproblems, to tell them what they
(16:02):
need to do.
You know, because if you'relacking integration, tell them
what they need to do.
You know, because if you'relacking integration, you're
going to attract clients thatlack integration, yeah, and the
lack of integration cultivatesinto codependency, and
codependency from a verydisempowered space.
Some coaches are perfectly okaywith that because it keeps
(16:29):
their bank account full, itkeeps, you know, money coming in
to their account, yeah, sothey're perfectly okay with that
.
Speaker 1 (16:41):
Yeah, I think what I've started to find after a few
and I and I do, I love I've hadactually many great mentors who
you know who didn't take thisapproach.
But there are times where, youknow, I made the investment and
stepped in and wanted the growthand like that kind of thing,
and what I started to find wasthat it was it's another system
and so I kind of had to untanglemyself from that and then
(17:06):
really come back into you know,now it's been so many years but,
like sustainability andregenerative business and, like
you know, finding my own ebb andmy flow is really important
when it comes to being able tohold, in a very integrated way,
the type of spaciousness andprosperity that I thrive in.
But I definitely know exactlywhat you're talking about and
(17:26):
how I had to really untanglesome of that.
Speaker 2 (17:30):
Right and it's like it's, you know, being working
with plant medicines andfacilitating plant medicine,
right.
This was a huge piece for me.
On one side, right, the lack ofintegration and this
cultivation of like codependency, either to, you know, the
facilitator or to the plantmedicine itself, becomes right,
(17:55):
this toxic cycle.
It's just another avenue ofgiving power away, when
spiritual awakening and, youknow, conscious enlightenment
right, is the reclamation of aperson's power.
So I'm like the irony of givingyour power away in order to
(18:16):
find your power, I'm like it'sso not lost on me and you know.
Speaker 1 (18:23):
Yeah, oh, sorry, I want to ask you a little bit,
but I don't want to cut you offeither.
I do have a question, okay, socan you speak a little bit about
giving your power away to plantmedicine, like I think that's,
that's a really interestingpoint.
Can you speak to that a bit?
Speaker 2 (18:38):
So when we look at sacred plant medicine ayahuasca,
dmt, psilocybin, iboga, youknow, 5-meo, the plethora of all
of the beautiful plantmedicines, right, the
traditional concept and thecultures in which they come from
(18:59):
, right, come from right, themedicine is used as an ally and
as a tool throughout the lifeexperience, right?
(19:22):
So the level of yes, okay.
So, like the level of consciousconnection between the plants
and the understanding of thecollaboration, of working with
plant spirit, is very differentwhen we as Western, you know, a
Western society, use thesemedicines.
We have not cultivated ornurtured a relationship with
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these plant medicines throughoutour lifetime, and you know, in
the caveat, my personalperspective here because of such
, right, we are a society filledwith disease, mental illness,
disassociation from ourself.
Mental illness, disassociationfrom ourself right, a lack of,
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you know, spiritual embodiment,because of just society and the
patriarchal system in which weare raised that was very much
built to keep us from thoseparts of ourselves.
So when we then connect intothe plant medicine, right, it is
this beautiful bridge thatreconnects us to these
(20:34):
fragmented and forgotten partsof ourselves.
It is a direct pathway tohigher states of consciousness.
What it's not teaching us,right, is how to continue to
nurture those relationships andto stay embodied in that state
(20:56):
of consciousness without relyingon the plant spirit ally as
that bridge, right, right, it'snot connecting us to something
that we're not already connectedto.
We're always connected to ahigher state of consciousness,
(21:17):
it's just are we consciouslyaware of how to connect to that
higher state of consciousness?
Of how to connect to thathigher state of consciousness?
Are we creating stillness andquietness to hear those aspects
of ourselves?
The majority of the time theanswer is no, because these
tools and how to do so are justnot taught to us.
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So when we bring in plantmedicine and we feel this
instant connection to God, tosource, to universe, to
Pachamama, to ourselves,limitlessness, we feel so
(22:06):
expansive, we feel so free, wefeel so seen, so heard, so
understood, but so deeplyconnected to something that is
greater than a feeling rightlike none other when we first
tap in.
(22:27):
And so we can create a limitingbelief that the only option we
have to reconnect right to thesefeelings, to this state of
being, is through the plantmedicine ally, which is very
(22:48):
much untrue.
Plant medicine allies are verymuch like working with a mentor
it's just creating anopportunity to see a bigger
picture, to take a look at adifferent perspective.
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For you to build trust andconnection with yourself, your
intuition, those nudges andthose niggles that come through
the physical body sensation.
It is a guide and, you know, asupport to, like you know,
(23:33):
course, correct your internalGPS, to getting back into
staying in your own lane ofwhat's aligned for you, what
your purpose is.
All of that right, that innerwork comes through embodiment,
through the integration process.
It's the same as meditation,going deep into meditation, or
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the activation of DMT through,you know, holoscopic breath work
.
It's an invitation to anelevated state of consciousness
that gives you a glimpse ofparts of you that you have
forgotten and you're meant totake that back into your
consciousness, see where theselimiting beliefs are, where the
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conditioning is, where thesubconscious response systems,
right, are outdated, and beginto do the work to shed the
layers that are not your truth,that are not supportive of you,
(24:46):
to release and free yourselffrom, you know, suppressed
emotions, intergenerationaltrauma, your own trauma, right,
it's about sorry, I thought.
Speaker 1 (25:02):
I thought I lost you Go ahead, I know Right, but it's
like the journey and theinvitation is always back to
yourself, journey, and theinvitation is always back to
yourself.
Speaker 2 (25:14):
Yes, always the reclamation of your power, the
remembrance of your truth,without any form of
co-dependence.
We are not meant to rely onanything outside of ourselves
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when it comes to learning who weare inside ourselves.
They're not facing thestruggles of the same societal
pressures, the same conditioningof, you know, disassociation
(26:04):
from ourselves that we are.
So, their, you know so their.
So their use of plant medicineis very ritualistic.
(26:26):
It is in a state of deepdevotion to their traditional
beliefs.
It as an integration tool,because they don't have all of
the conditioning that we do as aWestern culture, that we have
to peel away.
Speaker 1 (26:40):
So, Melanie, can I ask you then, in terms of like
how you facilitate plantmedicine journeys and so that
you know people don't becomereliant and rather integrate the
medicine from the journey, howdo you support that process Like
, how do you support thatprocess knowing what you know
right About the differentsociety that we?
Speaker 2 (27:02):
live in Right.
So I very much include andincorporate, you know, somatic
practices, um, through a trauma.
You know certified lens, right,a lot of the clients that I
have that I'm holding a spacefor in plant medicine.
(27:22):
Facilitation, right, is verymuch intention of understanding
the.
You know the proximity as wellas the degree of conditioning
that encompasses them, thatblocks them, that creates the
(27:45):
disconnect from themselves.
So the intention piece of whysomebody is coming to me to go
into the medicine, I am notsomebody that is going to
facilitate like a free ride.
I don't use words such as likegetting high or going on a trip.
I'm very much respectful and Ihold high integrity and
(28:11):
reverence for the beautifulsacredness that this is a
medicine, that this is a highvibrational spirit that we are
communing with.
I require that level ofdevotion in order to work with
(28:33):
me so you can't just come to meand dive into the medicine.
Right, I take you on a journey.
I take you on a journey ofreconnecting to your body.
Right, we cleanse and detoxifythe body through, you know, a
dieta which is a beautifulnurturing diet for the body.
(28:55):
We bring in somatic exercises,even Kundalini.
You know work to begin to movethe frequency and raise the
frequency within the body.
We curate and we are acollaborator in bringing shadow
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aspects of our subconscious tothe surface, so that when we're
going into the ceremony there isan intention of what we would
like to explore, what we wouldlike to expand on on a deeper
level.
Then there is a requirement ofintegration.
(29:37):
We integrate prior to right.
So we begin when we're lookingat trauma, when we're looking at
limiting beliefs, right,everything is layered and it's
compressed.
We've got a root, you know,we've got a root plant, a root
(29:58):
seed, at the bottom ofeverything.
But through our lifetime wehave accumulated, right, a lot
of dust and dirt soil on top ofthat seed.
So through the pre-integration,right, we are starting to dig
up, we are starting to get thedust moving, we're getting rid
(30:21):
of the superficialness.
So we're using a blend ofdifferent modalities right Again
, through that somatic andtrauma, again through that
somatic and trauma, you know,informed lens.
That really facilitates andholds space for Western society.
(30:42):
You know, in attribute to, youknow, mental illness, physical
disease and all of you know allof the things that, uh yeah,
that we carry because of oursociety.
I don't want to get into awhole other conversation in and
of itself.
But we begin, we begin to dothe work right.
(31:04):
So we're understanding that thejourney can be uncomfortable,
but we're ready for that.
The journey can beuncomfortable, but we're ready
for that.
We're ready to step into theuncomfortableness to truly be
like, to truly see, you know,the guiding light, to see the
steps, to see the messages, tosee the lessons that have been
(31:30):
in our unconscious.
And we're doing so from, youknow, an emotionally intelligent
lens.
So we're not going to betriggered, we're not going to
shut down Our ego is not goingto step in and try and, you know
, overtake the path.
And then we continue to.
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You know, we go into themedicine and it's always such a
beautiful experience, it's all.
It becomes like a rebirth, itfeels like, you know, a
cleansing and a purification,more than anything, coming out
the other side.
And with this clean state, withthis fresh start, we then begin
(32:15):
to rewrite the narrative bygoing deeper into the embodiment
of what are your desires, whatlights you up, even, like you
know, diving into, you know, thehuman design and the gene keys
and understanding your energeticblueprint.
Working with me in the plant,medicine is really it's, I'm
(32:39):
like, it's a journey.
Yeah, that includes multiplemodalities, multiple
conversations, you know, but adirect and unique path, you know
.
But a direct and unique path isjust like each session is
different than the last, evenamong my, like you know,
(33:00):
continual clients, not evengetting into, you know,
different clients.
Like everything is unique,everything is different.
Speaker 1 (33:07):
I love that Well, I can feel the level of integrity,
safety and the multidimensionalaspect, but in a very, very
thorough and very strongcontainered way.
So, yes, thank you for sharingthat and thank you for expanding
on some of that.
I just want to kind of bring itback and land this piece with
(33:28):
what we were initially talkingabout and then, yeah, and then
we'll let our, the listenersknow about more ways to find you
.
But just bringing you knowembodiment, integration and this
, you know, what we see a lot ofin terms of, like, the quantum
leap in the online space.
I just I wanted to ask if youhave any, anything more that you
(33:50):
wanted to share on that, as wekind of ground the conversation.
Speaker 2 (33:59):
I just want to highlight right, like quantum,
leaps are valid and they arereal and they are something to
be celebrated, but they are notand I feel like they are
oftentimes misconstrued withbypassing, with avoidance.
Speaker 1 (34:18):
Yeah, I'm even just thinking.
I've had quantum.
I've had quantum leaps too thatdidn't, I didn't hold.
But oftentimes too, a quantumleap comes from all the
embodiment and the innerfoundation work and all of a
sudden it's like whoosh, wheredid that come from?
So yeah, and going back to you,sorry, melanie, go ahead, yeah.
Speaker 2 (34:37):
Right, so it's just like it's it.
They're not.
It's.
I'm not saying by any meansthat they're non-existent or
they're there's.
You know this false falsehoodby any means.
It's just more of, if yourintention that you are curating
is to create a quantum leap, thelikelihood of you actually
(35:01):
being whatever the lesson, theteaching is, and that's very,
and it's very, very normalbecause it is actually a trauma
response.
(35:21):
When we, like you said, Tara,when we focus on the embodiment
piece, right, the quantum leapsare always like how did this
even happen?
Right, they happen withoutintention.
Quantum leaps very much happenin the feminine energy, in the
(35:43):
flow, in the surrender, in therelease, right, being open to
the receptivity of whatever maycome out the other side.
Your energy is consistent, yourwork feels effortless, you are,
you write, like you are in, youknow, you're like in that state
(36:05):
of almost like, like devotioninto yourself.
It's always about filling yourcup, of fulfilling yourself.
It's not about externalvalidation, it's not about a
certain number of you know,sales or a certain amount of
money in a month.
Speaker 1 (36:26):
Yeah, yeah, and it is .
It is a coming back.
You know, just to kind of circleback to what we were talking
about, that like giving away,right, giving away through
different trauma responses, andthis recalibration is coming
home to our power, right, andthat in that very anchored sense
where we are able todisentangle ourselves from those
(36:47):
, those patterns and ways thatwe consistently give ourselves
away to consistently honoringourselves and building our own
energy and coming back to ourown power and being able to
honor our own rhythms, that,yeah, we come back to that place
of embodiment and expansion.
I mean, it is a return.
It's a return to lots, it's areturn to, you know, the
(37:09):
feminine energy, to thereunification templates, but to,
yeah, to step into that rhythmthat is so outside of, you know,
bypassing the deeper, thedeeper, I guess I would say the
deeper, the deeper rhythm, right, that really allows us and the
(37:34):
embodiment that really allows usto, to hold it in a very
sustainable way.
Um, I'm gonna bring it back toyou and if there's any last
little tidbits you want toanswer or share, please do, but
also, and any last things thatyou just want to share to our
listeners, with our listeners,that might be on your heart that
you might want to share, andthen, um, yeah, and then we will
absolutely.
Speaker 2 (37:54):
I, I do like I think, I just really want to reiterate
and end all this that right,the path inwards, the path of
you know, reclamation of one'sdivine self, one's whole self,
one's whole self right, isalways a journey inwards.
(38:14):
And while you know havingallies you know externally as a
support system, no one andnothing is going to know the
path that you are destined totravel better than you.
So reclaiming that trust withyourself is the first step in
(38:40):
becoming, you know, your true,divine, embodied self.
Speaker 1 (38:45):
That feels like the perfect place to end for this
podcast.
I thank you so much for yourwisdom and your shares and your
teachings.
So grateful.
And where can we find you?
And I will share in the shownotes too.
But go ahead, Beautiful.
Speaker 2 (39:02):
Beautiful.
So I am on like Facebook asMelanie Colton.
I'm on Instagram as alchemicalwomb goddess.
You can find all the detailsand connections on my website,
which is just melaniecoltoncom.
Speaker 1 (39:20):
All right.
Well, thank you, melanie.
Thank you for those of you whoare listening, who have listened
.
Feel free to join me over inthe naturally prosperous woman
podcast.
If you have any questions orjust anything that's on your
heart that you want to share,definitely feel free to email me
, tara, at Tara Prestoncom.
Thank you so much and I willsee you all soon.
(39:44):
Bye for now, hello friend.
Thanks for joining us this week.
If you'd like to stay in touch,head on over to the Akashic
women's Community on Facebookgroup.
Come share your takeaways, yourinsights, your reflections.
I would absolutely love to hear.
If you'd like to deepen intoany part of this work.
Head on over to theakashicwomenschoolcom.
(40:05):
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Bye for now.
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