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Have you ever been drawn to the divine feminine journey because you thought it would finally bring the love, the attention, or the relationship you’ve been waiting for?

Or maybe you’ve joined programs, tried the rituals, and felt let down when the man or the life you were manifesting didn’t appear?

You’re not alone and it’s exactly why I recorded this episode of SOUL DESIRE.

After reading a post from a woman who felt lied to by divine feminine coaching because it didn’t get her “the guy,” I felt this soul-nudge to speak the truth that so many need to hear: the divine feminine path isn't about chasing external validation, it's about coming home to yourself.

In this episode, I’m sharing:

• The biggest misconceptions about the divine feminine journey
• What this path really awakens in you and why it’s more powerful than any relationship outcome
• When and how to start your own divine feminine journey (and how to know you’re ready)
• The deeper truth about love, worthiness, and embodiment that most coaches don't talk about

If you’ve ever felt frustrated, disappointed, or like you’re “doing it wrong,” let this episode be your reminder: awakening your divine feminine energy is about reclaiming the most magnetic version of YOU.

The relationships, opportunities, and abundance come later, as a reflection of your wholeness.

Press play and start your journey back to the woman your soul has always known you to be.

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The content of this podcast is intended to educate, inspire, and support you on your spiritual journey. I am not a doctor or psychologist, and the information shared here should not replace professional medical or mental health advice.