In this Christmas episode of the Self Love Podcast, Kim shares a compassionate message for anyone navigating mixed emotions during the holiday season. She acknowledges that while Christmas can bring joy, it can also stir up grief, loss, or loneliness and all feelings are welcome.
Kim guides you through a gentle Christmas themed essential oil ritual using frankincense, lavender, orange, sandalwood and rose to support grounding, calm, and heart healing. She reminds us that the true spirit of Christmas is about authenticity, not perfection, and offers reassurance of their inherent worth and resilience.
A warm, grounding episode inviting you to slow down, soften, and honour yourself this Christmas.
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Quotes: At this time of year, there is often a quiet assumption. Every year I feel that people believe everyone should feel joyful, connected, celebratory, and full. For some, the season is filled with laughter, family gatherings, shared meals and traditions and for other it carries grief, loss, change and empty chair. If this Christmas feels tender to you. You are not broken, behind or alone. Sometimes the bravest thing we can do at a time like this is to simply keep our hearts open in the midst of change. Christmas invites us into connection, not just with others, but most importantly with ourselves. Place one drop of essential oils into your palms and then rub them together, place over your heart and belly and take three deep breaths. Use frankincense for peace, perspective, and spiritual connection. Lavender to calm the nervous system. Orange for lightness and joy. Sandalwood for grounding, safety and deep presence and rose, if you need pure love and heart healing. Christmas isn’t just about perfection. This season isn’t asking you to be more. It is inviting you to be true. Love the people you have, remember those you miss, celebrate what is growing and honour you beautiful soul and the incredible resilience that lives within you.
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