In this transformative episode, Monica shares her powerful journey from abuse, illness, and self-doubt to profound healing and inner strength through the practice of shadow work and NLP. We explore the shadow, the hidden parts of ourselves that carry fears, wounds, and suppressed emotions, and how integrating them leads to freedom and authentic self-expression. Discover how embracing your shadows deepens self-awareness, emotional healing, authentic relationships, and genuine self-mastery. Monica reminds us that every shadow holds wisdom, and that by choosing self-love, we can rewrite our story and step into our highest potential.

Monica’s offering to our listeners:

• Complimentary 30 min Akashic Records Reading with a short intervention of NLP -Book a session with Monica(and mention this podcast).

Connect with Monica:

• Warrior of Love- Facebook
• Warrior of Love- Instagram
• SoulTalk - Podcast

Connect with Rev. DeeAnne:

• Rose Hope - Website
• Rose Hope - Facebook
• Rose Hope - Youtube

Join Rev. Rose for a free 7 day journey into the Akashic Records by registering here: https://rosehope.ca/7-days-of-creation/.

About the Guest:

Monica Ramirez, NLP, BQH, CBT, is known as The Warrior of Love. She is an artist, Reiki Master, Akashic Record reader, multidimensional energy healer, bestselling author, podcaster, and transformational coach who guides others from confusion and self-doubt to clarity, self-love, and empowerment. Monica blends science and spirituality to guide others toward their fullest potential.

As the founder of Path to the Heart and host of the Soul Talk Podcast, she channels higher guidance, activates healing at the soul level, and inspires others to step into their authentic power and create a life they love.

About the Host:

Rev. DeeAnne ‘Rose Hope’ Riendeau  B.Msc, HADM, PIDP, NLP is a thought leader in spiritual and business development whose mission is to elevate how we think and live. Experiencing a life of chronic illness, and 2 near death experiences, DeeAnne rebounded with 20 years of health education and a diverse health career.

She is known as the modern day Willy Wonka for giving away her company Your Holistic Earth, which is the first holistic health care system of its kind.  She is currently the owner of Rose Hope International, in which she helps those who are seeking more joy, love, freedom, and a deeper meaning in life using your souls library also known as the Akashic Records. 

She has spoken at Harvard University, appeared on Shaw TV, Global Television, and CTV and has been recognized as a visionary and business leader having been nominated for numerous awards including Alberta Business of Distinction. Along with being an entrepreneur, DeeAnne is a mom of 2 bright kids, publisher, popular speaker and international bestselling author who uses her heart and her head to guide others to create their best life. 

Thanks for listening!

Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.

Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a comment in the section below!

Subscribe to the podcast

If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. You can also subscribe to your favorite podcast app.

Leave us an Apple Podcasts review

Ratings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to us and greatly appreciated. They help our podcast rank higher on Apple Podcasts, which exposes our show to more awesome listeners like you. If you have a minute, please leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts

WSC Intro/Outro: This is when Spirit calls and you on your

journey, are in the right place. This show is about magic,

miracles and meaning shared through stories, interviews and

channeled messages. We have so much to share about who you are

and your divine mission here on the earth. Let's get to it when

Spirit calls is right now.

Rev. Rose Hope: Our guest on the show today is Monica Ramirez.

Monica is known as the warrior of love. She is an Artist, Best

Selling Author, podcaster and transformational coach, as the

artist of authenticity and the architect of inner

transformation, she guides people from confusion and self

doubt to clarity, self love and empowerment. She's a certified

neuro linguistic programmer, practitioner, BQH,

hypnotherapist, life coach, reiki master, cognitive behavior

therapist and Akashic Record reader, as well as a multi

dimensional energy healer. She is also the founder of the path

to the heart, a transformational system that helps people heal,

integrate and embody their highest potential. She also

loves being the host of the soul talk podcast. Through her work,

whether one on one, in groups or on stage, she channels higher

guidance, activates healings at the soul level and empowers

others to step into warrior confidence and create a life

they love.

Oh, hello everyone. It's so wonderful to be back with you on

another episode of when Spirit calls, I have a beautiful guest

today. You've learned a little bit about her as I read you the

bio, but I am so delighted to spend this time with Monica. Hi,

Monica.

Hello. Thank you so much for inviting me to your

podcast. I really appreciate it. And to all your viewers.

Rev. Rose Hope: I am so happy that you were able to make some

time. I know that you're going through a move, and lots of big

things are happening for you. So thank you for taking the time

with us. And you know, you and I have now known each other for

quite a few years, and we even got to spend some time together

in Sedona in person. And you know, one of the things that I

really admire about you is the grace that you carry. You know,

I've witnessed you having to go through some difficult times in

your life, and you always manage to just exude this calm Grace to

You. And I always feel such a calm when I'm with you. I feel

like I can be myself. And I think that's really important

these days, that we can hold space for other people, and you

do that so beautifully, but I'm sure you didn't always have that

level of grace. And so I would love to hear, and I'm sure our

audience would love to hear what, what was the backstory?

Because you grew up in a different way than many of us,

and you had to grow in a different way than many of us,

and I'd love for you to share that story with all of us.

Thank you. Yes, I grew up in a narcissist family

where money was more important, or how much you have, or where

achievements you have more than who you are, so it was not

important how you feel. In fact, no one asked how you feel,

because no one really care. Wow, you. So for me, I did a bunch of

mistakes more when I was a teenager, I did a lot of

mistakes, and of course, they haunt me to the point that right

now, my family is not even talking to me for the mistakes

that I did when I was 15. Wow. But carrying the guilt and the

shame and the blame and the guilt you feel I was feeling not

powerless. I feel like I was worthless. So that took me to

make more mistakes, because, of course, when you feel like that,

when you are worthless, you're gonna attract more, more of that

that we will prove to you that you're worthless. So I have

different marriages that they proved me that I was worthless.

And my first marriage, he was chaotic. He was I got pregnant

when he was 21 and my husband was bisexual, and I did not knew

that after having two kids, until finally, find him and I

got divorced when I was 21 with two kids, then the second one.

It was very unfair and faithful. So I was not feeling good

enough. That was proving again, again and again and again, what

I was all, what I was carrying since a child and the third one,

the third marriage, it was a man that he was beating me every

time I expressed myself.

Rev. Rose Hope: wow. So you were really living in that, okay, I'm

worthless. And so you attracted these experiences that validated

the belief that you were worthless

exactly until actually love for me. Myself for

my kids, because I have first my fourth child, it was a little

girl, and I thought, I don't want to she grow like me. I

don't want to she experience what I experienced in this

patriarch society. My other kids were boys, so for them it was

there was an entitlement, because they were already born

as a man, my daughter is like I did not want it to live to that.

So with all the fears in the world that they were going to

kill me if I divorce and so and so, I confront my fears and

because of the love I have for my daughter. But when I was

already did that, I was already my nerve system and my immune

system was really messed up. I got sick with glucose Ra, and,

of course, I was so depressed that I just I wanted to clock

out, but I couldn't clock out because my daughter, wow. So I

have to overcome my learn how to overcome my fears and learn to

overcome also my own depression, and at the same time. So my

daughter that there's a world is here and and she was not going

to see a weak mother and and a mother they're giving up in

life. And that's when, in a way, God and you pray to God and

like, Okay, show me a way, or else, I don't know what to do.

Rev. Rose Hope: Yeah, been there that merciful plea, Please, God,

better show me the path. Otherwise, this is it, yes,

and that's when actually God opened me the

doors. And I find a post in facebook saying, looking for 12

magical women, and that's where I met one of my first teachers

that I adored today, the taking classes, in fact, right now with

her again, Karen in New Zealand, and she taught me about my own

magic, my own worth, and she taught me how to overcome all

those fears and start doing the shadow work, and I start

physically start getting better, wow, and learning how to become

the observer of my own thoughts and my own emotions, and how to

overcome my shame, my blame, My guilt, and start feeling that I

was worth it, yes, and that was a game changer for me.

Rev. Rose Hope: Wow. And you know that shame spiral can be,

it can be so difficult to get out of, because the stories just

pile upon the stories, right? And again, you know this outer

evidence that we think we're seeing when someone's saying

we're worthless, or someone's abusing us, or when someone's,

you know, hurting us in some way, it's really easy to

validate. Oh yes, I am worthless, and I should feel

this shame, and it keeps us hostage. So it's so beautiful

that you were able to rewrite the stories in your mind. And I

think that's such a powerful thread of that, because I think

so many of us are telling us these stories that perhaps are

not so true after all.

Yes, and you know, you know about NLP, Neuro

Linguistic Programming, that it is such a game changer, that's

when you realize, oh, my God, I really can reprogram myself.

Rev. Rose Hope: Yeah, we can this. We can we have this

incredible technology within us that we forget. We're just like

super computers, except even more advanced, we just have

forgotten.

And that is a big game changer, because that's

when you can say, okay, there's many modalities inside the same

model, in the same NLP, that teach you how you can change

that. Yeah, so that it is what I did to myself, and now I and the

people that knew me when I was sick, when I was with a victim

mentality, when I was feeling worthless and so forth, and

later on, saw me that I was not swollen anymore, I was not in

pain, that I have energy, that I do 1000s of things at the same

time I say, how do you did it? Yeah, and you're not suicidal

this time. Like, actually, you have hope for life, and you're

giving that back to the people. And like, how do you did it? I

even wrote a book about it, that transformation and

metamorphosis. I even wrote a book program inside of the first

level that is transformation and metamorphosis.

Rev. Rose Hope: Wow. So you were able to heal yourself from

lupus. Yes, at least, have not had any outbreaks or anything.

You really feel healed in that.

Yes, I am. Don't get swollen anymore. I have the

energy I can continue going and going and going and going that

that was. That's my old self when I was in my 50s, in my 20s,

and I went back there and the depression, I could control it.

I stopped taking medications because I was not eating it

anymore. Wow, wow. Of course I'm not gonna say I'm never sad,

because then I will stop being human.

Rev. Rose Hope: Yes, But the depth of the Depression, in this

sense that you would have to take medication for it has has

gone away. Yeah, brilliant. And so you contribute that to Neuro

Linguistic Programming, to spiritual connection. What? What

do you think is the reason for all of that healing and that

understanding?

It was basically programming myself and

understanding that I was worthy. I was worthy. I was reframing

all my thoughts how I observe, because now that's what I teach

the people how to become, to be the observers of our thoughts.

Because we have intrusive thoughts. Everybody has that,

but can catch that. And I was like, Wait, this thought is not

even my where I'm getting this thought. So like that, you can

control it. I hear a long time ago, someone that described it

as like, who's the driver? Your ego yourself, when you become

the observer, you can catch that. Who's driving their own

vehicle,

Rev. Rose Hope: yes, and then we can start driving our own

vehicle, right? Yes, or even allowing permission for divine

to drive the vehicle, instead of the ego. And I think that's a

really big piece of this world right now. We're so invested in

allowing the ego to drive the vessel, right to drive us, right

to make to allow for us to make certain decisions that are

actually maybe not in harmony and not in alignment for us. So

tell me what you would love for people to know based on your

experience and what you've learned. Like, what are the

three big things that you really know now that you didn't know

before that you want people to know.

Well, when you understand that for a reason,

for a big, big reason, you're sent this into this plane to

have a mission. We all have different missions, and we're

all different. We're not cookie cutters. What is the beauty of

human being when you understand that your light has a purpose of

actually to be here, that's when you have a motive to continue

going. And it's not only in a selfish way. It is to help

others at the same time, yes, and that will give you the same

motor to continue going and going and going to continue,

actually living a fulfilled life.

Rev. Rose Hope: I think it's so important for us to have this

bigger picture perspective right, to understand that

there's and maybe it's not. I think sometimes people get

caught up in this like, what's my purpose? What's my purpose?

And they want to find the thing that they're supposed to do, but

what if our purpose is in our being?

And not only that, the is if all the pains

that we pass everybody have passed through different kinds

of pains, but those are the pains that we have mastered to

become the person who you are that is exactly what is going to

be needed so you can help others pass into the same things that

you already pass.

Rev. Rose Hope: Yes, Earth school. We're in Earth school,

right? You know, this is one big Academy of evolution. And so

allowing us to look at it from that perspective, I think,

creates a lightness, right? If we understand that, like, Okay,

I'm just getting an education here, I'm learning, I'm growing

and evolving, and I get to receive the wisdom and the

value. You know, oftentimes, you know, those of you listening

have heard me talk about leveraging, leveraging the

opportunities that present themselves. It could be the

worst thing ever, but there's something in it for us. And I'll

use just a current example. I was hacked this week, and money

was taken out of my bank account. And at first I went

into my panic, oh, my God. You know, tears are falling. What's

happening? Panic, panic, panic. And then I took a breath, and I

thought, wait a sec. Let me be the observer here, right? Let me

get the ego panic out of the way. Let me be the observer, and

let me get really clear on what this is doing. One, it's

allowing me to get more secure in all of my accounts, right?

I'm adding extra security measures so something worse

doesn't happen. Two, it's allowing me to understand the

process and the feelings of what people go through when they are

defrauded, because it's a deep sense of violation, right? And

also it actually brought up old trauma from when I was defrauded

and lost a significant amount of money, and so I realized I still

had some wounds there to heal. So when I look at it from that

perspective, I think, thank goodness this person stole

money. From me, because now I have all this wisdom, and I know

that might sound a little bit silly, you know, but it's this

wonderful opportunity now for us to respond differently, for us

to choose a different perspective that will allow us

to suffer less. Because I think that's you know, suffering is

the discrepancy between what you think should be and what

actually is, isn't it right? If I if I think everything should

be over here and look like this, and then it's not, oh man,

there's a suffering that comes with it. So allowing us to

witness that there's so much information for us in all of the

experiences, there's value. And I feel like that's really what

you're saying here, is that there's value in all of it for

us, and it allows us to become the teachers and the people that

we are today,

and choosing at the same time, what experience

really do you want to have? What do I learn from these mistakes?

What do I learn from that emotion? What do I learn from

someone that hurt me, because at the same time, everybody we're

not victims, they're everybody's our teacher. Everybody's our

teacher. When we see it in that way and we learn and we observe

what we learn from different experience, then we're mastering

that. Yeah, so we can, first of ourselves so we can help others

at the same

Rev. Rose Hope: time. Absolutely, absolutely okay.

What else? What else do you want to share with our audience? What

else do they need to know?

Well, I'm going to be starting again, because it

is a whole year program, but I divide it in three parts. I'm

going to be having transformation in metamorphosis,

my level one that it is about shadow work. It is precisely to

letting go the shame and the blame and the guilt and and

feeling victim mentality so like that, they can overcome all

those things and attract actually what I they really

want, and not from the pain.

Rev. Rose Hope: Yes, yes. So let's talk about this for a

minute, because you're going to offer this program, or it's

going to be running, when this airs, it'll be one weekend, so

people will still be able to join. But let's talk about what

the shadow work is. And we recently did have a guest that

spoke about it briefly, but I think that it's really important

for people to understand, because I know when I first

heard shadow work, I was like, oh, like, who wants to deal with

that? But I understand that that is such a beautiful part of me,

those darker, deeper parts of me that that are wreaking havoc,

that are causing me to suffer, that are causing, you know, me

to limit myself and my abilities. And so the power of

this work really allows us to get the messy stuff out of the

way, or to at least be able to receive the value in even those

things. You know, I say dark things, I say heavy things as

the shadow work, but really it's a part of the whole of us. And

the invitation, I believe, is to actually welcome that. And when

we welcome it, we receive the value, and then the heavier,

denser parts of that no longer are holding us hostage. Can you

expand on that? Or am I? Am I on track?

Everybody has shadows, everybody has or some

genes, or some blings and some guilt. That's another way to

call them shadows, because it is just a word use shadows from all

that pain, victim mentality, etc, all those kind of things.

So in the moment, we observe, like I was mentioning earlier,

that okay, what do I learn from this lesson? You're integrating

that in you, but now from the perspective as a teacher, not as

a student anymore, because you were the student when you were

passing through all those shadows, those pains, and in the

moment, you are overcoming that and learning from that. That's

how you overcome in your shadows and integrating in yourself. And

it says I would not be the person now if I did not leave

what I have lived before. So I love that parts of me, that,

yes, I had to pass through all that to be who I am now. I love

that part of myself, because now I can be the coach, the healer,

the whatever I am now, yes, what it to be. So it is loving each

part of us. Yes, it is loving each part of us, including the

shadows.

Rev. Rose Hope: Yeah, beautiful. I think that this is such an

important piece for us right now, because it it definitely

feels like there's some shadowy parts of the world, and I notice

a lot of people are like, pushing away from that, like,

right, that divisiveness, right? We're dividing the world and and

saying, Well, they're dark and they're evil and they're bad and

and we keep pushing, and we keep pushing, and I think that the

solution is to welcome it all the. Solution is to welcome it

lovingly, and that's hard to do. So Monica, what are some things

that we can do to like, love those shadows, like, what? What

does that even look like? What does that even mean? Can you

give us, like, a little bit of an idea of what it would look

like?

What I would recommend, first of all is learn

to get to know yourself first. You don't know yourself first.

You're not going to even know that those aims, yes, or those

envys or competitions that you're doing and projecting to

others, yeah, because even coaches and hitters and so

forth, yes, they have now this a new modality, but they didn't be

the shadow. So they are going to be projecting themselves to

their own clients. So once that you get to know those parts of

you, oh, this is who I am. Okay, now I can put attention when I

am doing it to others or doing it to myself. So that's why it's

very important to get to know and I see you see this. A lot of

the people can see this, and people that are just left a job

that they have a lot of years, or they just divorce or become a

widow, and they don't know who they are. They don't know what

is the favorite color in reality, because they always

people please others, so they forgot who they were. So in the

moment they start learning who they are, they can say, okay, I

don't like when I'm competing, or I don't like when I am

ending, or I don't like those parts of myself, then that can

focus in stop myself when I'm doing it. It is easier to let go

vices like even cigarettes or tobacco or alcohol or drugs,

because those are external things, but it's more difficult

to let go. It is internal addictions that we have a

behavior,

Rev. Rose Hope: right? Yes, indeed, those repetitive

patterns of behavior that we have is almost harder, right?

Because sometimes we can't see it, right? It's harder to see.

And one of the things that I know, that I love to do as part

of getting to know myself is journaling. What else do you do

to get to know yourself like? What does that even look like?

Like? I mean, of course, I would say some of us would take some

courses, or some of us would go to retreats or something as part

of that get to know ourselves. But is there something simple

that you do that really helped you in your getting to know

yourself? What did that look like to you, aside from becoming

more aware and becoming the observer? Was there a thing that

you did to get to know yourself?

You can create different prompts, like, Okay,

what is my favorite color, or what triggered me when someone

is talking to me, and it triggered me

ask the questions, okay.

Write it down. So like that, or else we will

forget write down, because we are gonna see a pattern at the

same time, repeating and repeating it with different

people in different situations, but it's the same pattern.

Rev. Rose Hope: Isn't that interesting? How simple that is

to just question ourselves more like, that's what you're saying.

Just question yourself. Like, okay, what am I doing that for?

How was I feeling in that moment? You know, and to me,

that just seems so like simple, but yet so effective,

and something that one of the best teachers

for all of us is our own ego. Because ego is going to be is

the one that is going to be triggering you, it is going to

be bothering you, but precisely, listen to your ego, not for you

going with the ego like, yes, we're going to treat that this

person, because that's what you ego will say, No. It's like,

okay, why this is triggering? Yeah, this is really want to

joke somewhat, why this is a memory from my childhood, or

this is a memory from an ex husband, or this is where this

is coming from, because that's something that we haven't

healed, then that's something that we have to make put more

attention to actually work with ourselves. You really do not

have to do anything with a new experience that you're having.

It has to do with a past experience. And that's that the

ego can be your best tool with your knowledge,

Rev. Rose Hope: yes, when we are using it in that way, you know.

And I think you and I both speak the language of befriending your

ego, you know, we've talked about that on the show a few

times where that, you know, if we can befriend the ego, even

giving the ego a name, you know, all of a sudden it's like, we

can catch it more easily, right? Like, oh, that trigger. Okay, I

just got triggered. Okay, what is this really about? And that

ego will actually give us more information. It's gonna say,

Well, remember the time that this happened. This is just the

same thing happening again. And then you can say, Well, wait a

second, is it? Is it really? Is that really true? And so that

questioning of the ego, and not in a in a cruel. A to ourselves,

but just to say, Hey, I'm not buying it today. I'm not I'm not

picking up what you're putting down. I don't have to believe

that story. And I think there's such power in just that in

itself. One of the other things that I want to bring to the

service Monica, because I know that you used to talk a lot

about belief, belief in our abilities, belief in ourselves.

And this is tied to belief, because the ego has a certain

set of beliefs, and then our divine mind, or our higher self,

has a whole nother set of beliefs. And our tendency,

again, is to listen to the the ego, because it's a little bit

louder, right? It's actually much louder, isn't it? And so I

want to just talk about belief, because I think there are some

people probably listening that are saying, well, I don't

believe that I can change my life that much simply by having

a relationship with my you I don't believe that I'm capable

of transformation. I don't believe that I'm capable of, you

know, healing some of the shadow parts or allowing them to be

part of me. And so for people that maybe don't believe in

themselves, what would you love to say to that?

Well, part of believing in ourselves is a game

changer for all of us. And remember the parts that is

making you not believe enough in you. It is the ego, precisely

that's the part that you have to ask and question, why don't

believe in myself? Why don't think this is possible? Because

in reality, many of us, we have done it. So if one can do it,

that means that collective can do it at the same time. Yes. So

it is, do you want to believe in your ego? You're gonna get stuck

and you're going to be there as a victim mentality, or you're

going to never believe in yourself. But that is choice.

Just change your choice. I want to believe in myself. Maybe in

this moment, you don't, but ask yourself, why don't believe in

myself? Because you heard your childhood that you were not good

enough. Because, remember, is this not about guilting the

parrots your parents also were programmed at the same time and

not believing in themselves, so they just pass it on. This is

epigenetics talks about this, and we hear it their own, the

fears of our great recurrent parents. And we inherit that,

yeah, and we inherit all those parts, we inherit that it's up

to us and say, You know what, I don't want this anymore, and I

don't want to pass it on to my kids future innovations.

Rev. Rose Hope: This is the power of free will. We have a

choice. We can believe or we cannot believe. We have the

power to choose that. And I think that's your your message

here is really empowering us to know that we can choose. You

know, I often tell my clients, it's a choose your own

adventure. And if you want to choose from ego, you can. But

oh, is it so much better if you can choose from the place of

your divine mind or your higher self. And I think when we see

other people making the changes to really allow ourselves to use

us. That is evidence. You know, I've healed myself from

fibromyalgia. You've healed yourself from lupus. Look at us.

Go and that was all based on our belief system. That was all

based on the stories that we told ourselves and what we were

choosing to believe. If I believe, I'm going to be sick.

I'm going to be sick if I believe I'm my body is

resilient. My body is resilient, and I really believe there's

power in that, and we know this through science the placebo

effect and how powerful that belief is. And are you believing

the things that are serving you? Are you believing the things

that are making you feel good? And to really challenge that,

and to really question that, I think I mentioned this actually

on a previous podcast, but it bears repeating as well. Dr Zach

Bush talks about studies that they did on people who are in

hospice. And I don't know if you know this, but 10% of hospice

patients actually get out of hospice. And when people are in

hospice, they're on their like, last legs, like they're this is

their exit, right? But 10% of those patients end up getting

out of hospice and leading on to live a number of years longer

and good quality of life. And so they wanted to know, like, what

separated the 90% with that 10% and you know, what they

uncovered? It was the stories that they told themselves. It

was the stories they told themselves. And so bringing that

to the surface again and reminding all of you that are

listening, what stories are you telling yourself? What are you

believing that maybe needs to be challenged? What are you

believing that is serving you? And really start questioning

that,

and something that I would like to also bring

up, if anybody encountered the same problem and the same

problem and the same problem that they reinforce that you're

worthless or you're guilty, you're shame or whatever, or the

same kind of people, the bullies that you have from kindergarten.

And then you find bullies now as an adult, and it's like, okay,

my everybody, the world is full of bullies to prove yourself.

No, you're not proving yourself. You're attracting the same

experience because you haven't healed the bullies from

kindergarten. And the moment you heal the bullies from

kindergarten, you're not going to encounter so many bullies,

and I was an adult,

Rev. Rose Hope: yes, yes. And also, at the same time, a lot of

times there's people that are like, oh, man, I thought I

healed this part, but there's different layers, and I think

it's important for people to know that. Like, yeah, you might

have healed an aspect of that, but maybe there's something else

there for us. And it doesn't mean we haven't done the work,

and it doesn't mean, you know, we're not making progress. And I

think that's really important for people to know as well,

because I think sometimes people get down on themselves and say,

Oh, why is this coming up again? I thought I hadn't done all this

work on it, you know? And yeah, you did. And yeah, it's made

progress. And here's an opportunity now to see that you

are so aware now that of the pattern, that you actually can

recognize that, oh, wait a second, there is a pattern here,

and an opportunity to go even deeper on that. So I think that

that's a wonderful opportunity, an invitation to all of us, to

all of us to to challenge that and to recognize that you know

that this healing process comes in layers. We're probably going

to be doing it the rest of our lives and beyond. But that's

part of the schooling, that's part of the learning. Yeah,

we're becoming masters of that. So when talking

Okay, is like the new master, the part of not feeling victim,

right? I even if I have worked for in this for years, once in a

while catch myself, Oh, my God, I am acting like a victim

mentality. I am not a victim. Let me empower myself in that

mentality, emotion at the same time changing that so I can

empower myself again and don't because feeling guilt leaving

the victim mentality is taking your power away and giving it to

someone else. So let me bring my power back so we can change it

in the moment. We choose different. Yes, then this is our

life. This is our choice, what we want to live?

Rev. Rose Hope: Yeah, we have the power to choose. And I think

that's such a beautiful message for each and every one of us. So

that being said, you mentioned your program that is underway

that people can still hop into if they wish to. Everything is

recorded, so you can catch replays as well. But what else

is in store for our people, if they if they're feeling like,

oh, Monica's, you know, she's the right one for me to teach me

or to guide me in any way. What do you have to offer?

Well, I have, I would like to give them some

something free, so they can test a little bit about these beliefs

and so forth with an intervention of NLP, for 30

minutes. Oh, yay. And, and, yes, a little bit of Akashic records

that I learned from Dee.

Rev. Rose Hope: That's so good. So Akashic blended with neuro

linguistic programming to really help with reprogramming. And

that's a gift for everyone listening. So if you feel the

call, please, please, please reach out. There's going to be

the contact links and the booking link in the show notes,

so you'll see that right under this particular podcast episode,

Monica, it's such a treat. Thank you for spending time with us

today and sharing a bit about your message and the work that

you've done to empower yourself and you are walking, breathing

evidence of what is possible when we make different choices,

when we build a relationship with our ego, when we question

ourselves. So thank you. Thank you.

Thank you so much. Thank you to everybody

that is listening to us, and thank you. Dee, thank you for

inviting me. You are amazing human being. I love you.

Rev. Rose Hope: Thank you. I love you too, and I receive that

fully. And to all of you, we are sending you our love until next

time this has been when Spirit calls bye for now.

WSC Intro/Outro: So happy you could join us today, and we hope

that you found comfort and inspiration with wherever you

are at right now, if you feel you received a gift in today's

message, please pass that gift along to a loved one by sharing

this episode with them. To continue this conversation,

please join me @rosehope.ca and when you do, be sure to access

your free gift by signing up for the when Spirit calls

newsletter, I'm looking forward to connecting with you again

soon.