Cultivating Kindness With Karen 

What were your favourite childhood games, or roles, to play? In adulthood most people will dismiss all things “child-like” believing their childhood play is irrelevant now. The truth is that this way of thinking is backwards; your childhood roles have shaped your adulthood in many ways.

Play has tremendous value and if you can remember the games you played; and more specifically the roles you played, you have the opportunity to see aspects of your original blueprint. Aspects of your contract or mission on Earth.

Join Energetic Transformational Healer Karen Leslie, in this fun and thought provoking conversation on how your childhood games were reminding you about what you wanted to do in this lifetime. To share your favourite roles from your childhood join the chatroom on the Inspired Choices Network.

~ More About Cultivating Kindness With Karen ~ 

Karen Leslie is an Educator and an Expert Healer who has been facilitating energy with others for over 25 years.  Her life of depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts has led her on an interesting, and at times, turbulent path to where she is today.

Kindness was definitely missing in Karen’s life.  Karen was always kind and compassionate to others, however she was not showing kindness to herself.  Today Karen knows that kindness towards others was actually a way of avoiding her own wounds and sadness.  These choices created a life of ‘people pleasing’, keeping the peace and avoiding conflict; especially if it involved having to say “No” to someone else.

Karen knows now that everything we do to help ourselves from the neck up will help everything from the neck down.  Karen now lives each day with enthusiasm, excitement, an openness to new adventures and a great deal of kindness towards everyone, most especially herself.

www.karenleslie.ca

To get more of Cultivating Kindness With Karen, be sure to visit the podcast page for replays of all her shows here: https://www.inspiredchoicesnetwork.com/podcast/cultivating-kindness-with-karen/