On pense souvent qu’on a besoin de comprendre davantage pour transformer quelque chose en soi.
Mais la vérité, c’est que la transformation qu’on cherche passe toujours par le corps.
Je te partage ici pourquoi — et comment le travail somatique ouvre la porte à une guérison réelle. 💛

Come home to your power

A Women’s Circle is a sacred space where you can come home — to your body, your truth, and your feminine power.

It’s a space to let go of society’s idea that a “good woman” is a quiet one.
That a good woman doesn’t ruffle anyone’s feathers.
That she pushes down her intuition to follow what makes sense.
That she puts everyone else first, until her own needs and desires are forgotten.
That a good woman gives until she’s empty.

In the Women’s Power Circle, we remember that a good woman is not one who pleases — she’s one who’s alive, authentic, and aligned with her power to create.

Thankfully there is a lot more awareness in our society about the prevalence of trauma, and its impact.

It does bring up the question of ‘‘how can I work with my own trauma’’?

To begin, it’s important to understand that trauma is energy that is stuck in the body. Often, it happened at a moment when we were unable to feel what was happening.

L’embodiment est une partie essentielle d’un cheminement spirituel.
Parce que le corps ne ment pas.
Il porte notre énergie vitale — et il porte aussi nos blessures, nos souvenirs et les énergies qui sont restées coincées.

Alors, faire un travail de guérison à travers le corps, c’est absolument fondamental quand on souhaite vivre une transformation réelle et durable.

Embodiment is an incredibly important part of a spiritual journey.

Because the body doesn’t lie.

It holds our life force energy - and it also holds our wounds, memories and stuck energy.

So healing at the level of the body is absolutely foundational when we desire to experience a lasting transformation.

It’s easy to ride the wave when we feel full, but equally important to nurture and take care of our relationship to our energy as something of a priority like putting gas in the car.

What I have found is that it’s much more enjoyable and sustainable to do a practice that I desire to do.

Instead of seeing it as something that I ‘‘should’’ do, which brings obligation - and quite frankly a form of beating yourself up - I recommend to transform them into desires.

Get curious for what it would look like if you were to put it into practice.

What does it mean to be embodied?

It’s all about being able to bring our attention down into our body.

Feeling the sensations that are present there.

Can you feel a tingling, a warmth, maybe a heaviness or a swirling sensation?

Bringing out attention down into the body is what allows us to be present with ourselves.

And it requires practice.

Je vais toujours me rappeler ce moment où j'ai participé à une retraite de Gabor Maté. Lorsque je lui ai parlé de ce qui émergeait pour moi, il m'a dit: ''There is an anxious child inside of you''. Il y a un enfant anxieux à l'intérieur de toi.

Anxiety can be described as the state of having too much energy circulating in the mind.

It’s basically energy that doesn’t have a clear and aligned direction to follow.

I believe every single lesson Life has taught me - was about coming back to what is true, what is in alignment with the deepest thing inside of me.

To heal is to alchemize pain into love.

There is a place, inside, that feels like a golden sun.

Vibrating.

The mind is quiet.

I've been on this deep path of discovering what nourishes my energy.

Mon expérience lorsqu'un trauma émerge, c'est que je ferais tout en mon pouvoir pour mettre fin à la situation.

To live in the mind is to live in hell.

There is no greater well-being, in this lifetime, than the one of resting in your own energy, without a thought.

The only thing he ever wants is to feel me.

Whatever it is.