In this closing conversation with Hilary Momberger-Powers, Sacha explores the grounded daily rituals that keep healing practical.
From beginning every morning with gratitude, to setting gentle boundaries with her pet the kitty, don’t poke the snake philosophy, Hilary shares how she maintains peace in a noisy world.
Together, they reflect on freedom, responsibility, and the sacred simplicity of choosing happiness — even when life isn’t perfect.
In this episode:
- Morning gratitude rituals and stabilizing practices
- Why joy is a choice, not a mood
- The “pet the kitty, don’t poke the snake” mindset
- Boundaries that free both sides
- Redefining legacy through service and light
Key Takeaways
- Gratitude is grounding. Start small.
- Happiness is a decision — not denial.
- Boundaries without guilt create peace.
- Freedom comes from allowing others to figure it out.
- Your light helps others find their own.
Pull Quotes
- “It’s the little things — the ants, not the lions — that kill us.”
- “Don’t poke the snake. Respect their path, and protect your peace.”
- “I get to be happy.”
- “I just want to help people light their own torch.”
⚠️ Content Note
This episode includes mentions of spirituality, daily rituals, and relationship dynamics in the context of recovery and emotional wellness.
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Keywords
Hilary Momberger-Powers, inner child, re-parenting, self-soothing, emotional healing, trauma recovery, self-compassion, self-love, healing journey, resilience, emotional growth
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