Hi Reader,
Quick heads up before this one slips away.
Last month, spiritual guide and trauma-informed ceremony facilitator Dr. Marie Mbouni led a free online Soul Code Ceremony through The Shift Network. The replay is still up, but only until tomorrow, Thursday, October 8, at midnight. After that, it's gone.
I'm sending this to you because if you're anything like me, you've done a lot of healing work. And at some point it can start to feel like you're a permanent project, always fixing the next thing. Dr. Marie flips that on its head. Her question isn't "What needs healing?" It's "What have I forgotten?"
[Claim My LAST CHANCE Replay]
Here's the idea that interested me most. Dr. Marie suggests that what we're searching for may not be something we need to earn or become. It may be something we've carried all along, waiting to be remembered. She calls it your Soul Code: a living blueprint of your gifts, creativity, purpose, and sacred contribution.
In this experiential hour, you'll:
- Shift from "What needs healing?" to "What have I forgotten?" and step off the endless self-repair treadmill
- Experience Dr. Marie's trauma-aware Soul Code Ceremony, a healing practice that takes you into embodied remembrance, reveals your personal medicine, and asks how you can honor it in your relationships, creativity, work, or sacred service
- See how your wounds can become a gateway, so you stop organizing your life around what happened to you and start remembering the calling it shaped in you
- Recognize how your Soul Code may already be speaking through your dreams, longings, synchronicities, and sensitivities
- Stop outsourcing your wisdom and start trusting your own body, intuition, and voice as real guidance
[Claim My LAST CHANCE Replay]
Dr. Marie also shares ways to deepen the ceremonial work you may offer others, including ceremony for life's big transitions. If you hold space for people, or feel called to, that part alone is worth your time.
If you've ever had that nagging sense there's something more you're here to bring into the world, even if you couldn't quite name it, give yourself this hour before it disappears.
