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Sometimes, someone else’s boundaries can stir some Sometimes, someone else’s boundaries can stir something in us.

A little heat.
A familiar reaction.
A younger part of ourselves that remembers what it once felt like to need space, to feel uncertain, or to be afraid of getting it wrong.

And then, with time, something begins to shift.

What once felt harsh starts to make sense.

We begin to see the courage in someone saying, “This is my boundary. This is what I need.”

We begin to understand that asking for space isn’t necessarily a rejection. That clarity can be an act of care. That honouring ourselves can also create more room for others to do the same.

And perhaps, instead of reacting from those older places within us, we can pause and think…

Oh, I see what you’re doing there.

Kudos to you.

There is so much to discover in the spaces between our reactions and our understanding. 🌿
The podcast is back after a few months without sha The podcast is back after a few months without sharing & I'm excited to share some divine people with you all 🤍

This week on the @flourishhealpractice podcast, I speak with Dalice Pinnell from Sup4theSoul shares about how being aware of our energy, boundaries & lovelines can be so important as social workers and healers.

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Alison Braithwaite shares on a recent pod @Flouris Alison Braithwaite shares on a recent pod @Flourishhealpractice how our emotions can walk with us, often these emotiosn are not just what happened in the moment but carry the energy of our lifetime, generations & so much more.

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Our emotions 🤍 Our emotions 🤍
Sounds about right 🥲🐶 Sounds about right 🥲🐶
The spiritual seeking is a nourishing one, and som The spiritual seeking is a nourishing one, and sometimes our human comes & shuts it down.

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I've been pondering a lot lately & really relectin I've been pondering a lot lately & really relecting on what is & isn't aligned in my practice. It's been a huge inside job, as I love this practice, I love the work I do and yet I have been feeling the tides of change moving.

Change often feels vulnerable because it isn't yet certain & it feels good ~ because things are dropping that no longer feel resonant.

Everything is still weaving it's way through me, yet acknowledging where I am at in this moment feels the best right now. 🌼 🌺

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Excerpt from a recent Raranga Tipua call which I f Excerpt from a recent Raranga Tipua call which I feel may support others in this time.

Our life & life energy is just as important as our spiritual energy, it needs to be nourished, cared for & respected in order for our spiritual actions to be able to become embodied.

© 2026. WanderKind ~ Ako Torowhānui: Māori Healing Training ~ Gabrielle Walker. This work is shared on Noongar Boodjar in Perth. Western Australia. My gratitude to the Aboriginal people of this land and across Australia as traditional custodians & leaders.