Episode 24

The #1 Trap That Keeps Women Stuck Repeating the Same Old Patterns with Marianna Clark

Why do so many brilliant, intuitive, powerful women keep ending up in the same relationship dynamics or repeating the same painful dating patterns? Why do we keep attracting the same patterns, partners, or situations, even after doing so much inner work?

In this soulful conversation, Kate is joined by her dear soul sister Marianna Clark— an intuitive guide, spiritual coach, and radical truth-teller — to unpack the real reason women stay stuck in painful relational loops.

Together they explore:

  • The core wound that keeps women repeating the same story
  • Why shifting your mindset isn’t enough without embodied integration
  • How to finally shift the energy that attracts the same pattern over and over
  • The liberating power of presence, truth, and choosing differently

This episode is a transmission. And a loving reminder that freedom is always available — when you’re willing to look in the mirror and take responsibility for your part.

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About the Guest:

Founder and Director of 'Travel Within Retreats', Marianna has been a self-development practitioner for more than 20 years offering women one-to-one coaching and group retreats.

Travel Within Retreats evolved from her love and passion for personal growth and wellness, travel, and cultural exploration, giving birth to the notion of travelling 'within' and exploring oneself whilst being in peaceful and nurturing environment.

She is certified in Life and Leadership Coaching, CBT, Ashtanga and Vinyasa Yoga, and is a member of the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM). With a Masters Degree from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in London, she has developed a unique method that employs writing and physical theatre in combination with metaphysics, psychophysics, and quantum energy healing to help people identify and move through unconscious blocks and connect them to their untapped potential in life, relationships, and career.

Marianna has been a consultant for people from all walks of life including executives in the media industry, high-net-worth business individuals, performing artists, and anyone simply desiring to transform day-to-day obstacles or pain into a life of joy, success, and true fulfilment. 

Website: https://travelwithinretreats.com/

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Kate Harlow is the founder of The Unscriptd Woman, the creator of The Expanded Love Coaching Method, and host of The New Truth podcast - ranked in the top 1.5% globally. With over 15 years of experience teaching, coaching and facilitating transformational retreats worldwide, Kate has helped hundreds of thousands of women break free from outdated relational patterns, old patriarchal ways of thinking and unspoken rules to live by. 

Her infallible methods guide women to release the deeply ingrained scripts that keep them stuck- empowering women to step into their highest, most magnetic, and fully expressed selves. Through her coaching, retreats, podcast and upcoming book The Unscriptd Woman, Kate is redefining what it means to be an empowered woman in today's world, showing women how to stop waiting for permission and start creating a life and love that aligns with their deepest truth. 

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Transcript
Marianna Clark:

Some point on the hero's journey, or heroine's

Marianna Clark:

journey, we get to that point where you go, Ah, I can let this

Marianna Clark:

go too, and come back to the realization that actually I am

Marianna Clark:

whole, that I am whole, and that in that wholeness, that's the

Marianna Clark:

ultimate healing. And then life starts reflecting the versions

Marianna Clark:

of myself that are whole within relationships, within life,

Marianna Clark:

within working opportunities, within everything in life. It

Marianna Clark:

starts to mirror my wholeness instead of mere something about

Marianna Clark:

me that feels broken, and then I have to, because life will then

Marianna Clark:

bring that to you, right? It's like, oh, I have to fix that

Marianna Clark:

aspect of my self within that relationship and that

Marianna Clark:

relationship and that relationship, and then we just

Marianna Clark:

keep recreating, you know, these relationships that keep us stuck

Marianna Clark:

in that

Kate Harlow:

Hello, my loves. I'm excited for you to dive into

Kate Harlow:

this week's episode. You get to be a fly on the wall on a

Kate Harlow:

conversation with me and my love of my life, my bestie, my

Kate Harlow:

soulmate. I have lots of besties, but Mariana and I are

Kate Harlow:

two peas in a pod, and I have had Mariana Clark on the podcast

Kate Harlow:

before. I think it's maybe the third, third, maybe fourth time

Kate Harlow:

I've had her on and but I thought I would tell you a

Kate Harlow:

little bit about her. For those of you who don't know Mariana,

Kate Harlow:

magical Mariana, this episode is, I imagine, going to be

Kate Harlow:

deeply healing on a lot of levels. Mariana is the founder

Kate Harlow:

of travel within retreats, and she does these beautiful

Kate Harlow:

retreats that I actually attend myself. I go on myself, for me,

Kate Harlow:

and it's all about traveling deeper within your own soul. And

Kate Harlow:

she helps people alchemize subconscious thoughts, limiting

Kate Harlow:

beliefs through the body, through the vehicle of the body,

Kate Harlow:

and embodiment practices and really how to like actual,

Kate Harlow:

tangible practices of how to break free from just letting

Kate Harlow:

your limited mind lead your life. And so this episode is

Kate Harlow:

really, really powerful. Turns out there's not just one trap.

Kate Harlow:

We kind of had an intention to to go with one trap, and it

Kate Harlow:

seems like there was many. So there's just a lot of, like,

Kate Harlow:

really tangible, really practical tools and things that

Kate Harlow:

you can use. So I hope you feel sparked and inspired. This woman

Kate Harlow:

is just a different level human. And I mean, I try and have on

Kate Harlow:

mostly different, like, Next Level humans on this podcast,

Kate Harlow:

she's, you know, on a planet of her own, and she, I have grown

Kate Harlow:

and expanded so much in my life since she came into my world in

Kate Harlow:

2018 and I imagine you are going to too. So enjoy this episode,

Kate Harlow:

enjoy my beautiful love Mariana, and our conversation and a

Kate Harlow:

little glimpse into our sisterhood. And I hope it heals

Kate Harlow:

a little piece of your heart today. And of course, share it

Kate Harlow:

with all your friends. Lots of love.

Kate Harlow:

Hello, my loves. Do I have a special guest for you today? Do

Kate Harlow:

you know i Hello, Mariana. Hello, Kate. Do you know I talk

Kate Harlow:

about you probably in every episode,

Marianna Clark:

really? Yeah, oh my gosh.

Kate Harlow:

So you're a little bit famous here.

Marianna Clark:

Oh my goodness, I'm blushing. I mean, we talk

Marianna Clark:

almost every, every day, almost every day.

Kate Harlow:

Yes, we're not codependent. No one of us is

Kate Harlow:

traveling or with our partners. We go through breaks, but yes,

Kate Harlow:

we do talk very frequently,

Marianna Clark:

yeah, yeah, and we're on different time zones

Marianna Clark:

now, so I think that was a different shift for us too,

Marianna Clark:

wasn't it because I was on London time and you're in Greek

Marianna Clark:

time, and now I'm in Southern California, so but we find a way

Marianna Clark:

to connect every day, if not by talking absolutely by energy. So

Marianna Clark:

we're all

Kate Harlow:

connected. You know, I feel like we should

Kate Harlow:

probably weave that into the conversation today, because so

Kate Harlow:

many women are still relating from the the patterns, from the

Kate Harlow:

the gossip, complaining, victim mentality, blaming, all of that

Kate Harlow:

stuff. And they often say like, Well, what do you say? What do

Kate Harlow:

you talk about with your friends? When, when you're not

Kate Harlow:

doing those things? Like I I've noticed when women start this

Kate Harlow:

journey, there's this which, of course, is of the mind, but this

Kate Harlow:

question as to what, what to talk about, and what if I have

Kate Harlow:

nothing interesting to say? And I always think, Hmm, what do

Kate Harlow:

Mariana and I talk about? And for me, I feel like the reason

Kate Harlow:

we talk so often is because we just keep expanding. Each other

Kate Harlow:

like that. All we talk about, I mean, we joke a lot, but all we

Kate Harlow:

talk about is expansive possibilities in the universe

Kate Harlow:

and the like, how beautiful life is. And there's just this, like,

Kate Harlow:

real expansion that I experience every time we talk,

Marianna Clark:

yeah, and I think, you know, when we ask

Marianna Clark:

that question of, What do I say? What do I talk about? It's, it's

Marianna Clark:

coming from our heads, you know, it's strategic. It's, it's, you

Marianna Clark:

know, there's something that we lose, I think, a sense of true

Marianna Clark:

intimacy when we're in that place and and I think when we

Marianna Clark:

get to a place where we're just really comfortable in ourselves

Marianna Clark:

and touching that part of our soul and our heart and the

Marianna Clark:

silence within, when we're really comfortable with the

Marianna Clark:

silence within, I think it just almost doesn't matter what you

Marianna Clark:

Say, because we're communicating on a deeper level, and that

Marianna Clark:

deeper level is so that's why me and you, we can talk about all

Marianna Clark:

these really cool things that are happening in life, and then

Marianna Clark:

when all these really cool things aren't happening in life,

Marianna Clark:

we can just be sitting in the silence together, and sometimes,

Marianna Clark:

like you're cleaning the house, or I'm chasing butterflies in

Marianna Clark:

the garden, and we're Just like, oh, look, it's a pretty

Marianna Clark:

butterfly. And it just doesn't matter the the connection that

Marianna Clark:

we have. And I think the real soul connection, connection that

Marianna Clark:

is possible within human relationship, lies within the

Marianna Clark:

intimacy that we have with ourselves and being in in in

Marianna Clark:

connection with our hearts and our souls. So then all of a

Marianna Clark:

sudden, the words that just come out, they're, they're, they're

Marianna Clark:

words, and they're perfect in that moment.

Kate Harlow:

Yeah, it's so true. It just doesn't matter and and

Kate Harlow:

it's a different frequency when you're in the heart and when

Kate Harlow:

you're really connected, that's it. When you're home in yourself

Kate Harlow:

and you're really connected, that that question won't be a

Kate Harlow:

thing, because that part of you doesn't need to know anything.

Kate Harlow:

We just talked about this, like the mind always wants to know,

Kate Harlow:

but what's next? But how do I plan? I gotta plan the thing to

Kate Harlow:

say. I gotta know what I'm doing next. I gotta know where I'm

Kate Harlow:

going. I gotta know where I'm staying. And you when you're in

Kate Harlow:

the heart frequency, you actually don't need to know.

Marianna Clark:

No it. There is a, and we talked about this

Marianna Clark:

earlier, there's a there's a knowing that comes from the

Marianna Clark:

soul, because that, that part of your soul and your heart within

Marianna Clark:

the body is connected, and the mind, though, is a way is is

Marianna Clark:

disconnected so and it's compartmentalized, and it's a

Marianna Clark:

conglomeration of all past thoughts and all the things that

Marianna Clark:

you've learned. And it's like, almost like running tape on life

Marianna Clark:

and running tape on your life. So when you're actually dropping

Marianna Clark:

into your heart and your soul, that you're almost like

Marianna Clark:

practicing leaning into the unknown, and that becomes a lot

Marianna Clark:

more easeful and graceful when you practice like going into

Marianna Clark:

that unknown. That's when you tap into the soul, which always

Marianna Clark:

knows, but it doesn't know. It knows in a different way. It

Marianna Clark:

doesn't know from the mind, like the mind's perception of how it

Marianna Clark:

thinks that something should look like. Or is it this one, or

Marianna Clark:

is that, is it that guy, or should I be doing this? Or that

Marianna Clark:

there's something that when we let go of that mind's

Marianna Clark:

interpretation, that we drop into the instinctual knowing,

Marianna Clark:

and it's a feeling, and it lives beyond thought. It lives beyond

Marianna Clark:

words and practicing. That is, I feel the juiciest part of

Marianna Clark:

living, and it's what I practice every day, through either, you

Marianna Clark:

know, movement or meditation or nature walks things like that,

Marianna Clark:

being, you know, having obviously conscious

Marianna Clark:

relationships like yourself. And yeah, it becomes life becomes a

Marianna Clark:

lot more fun that way.

Kate Harlow:

Yes, because then you get to experience all the

Kate Harlow:

magic and everything that's meant that we miss if we're so

Kate Harlow:

busy in the mind,

Unknown:

yeah, absolutely.

Kate Harlow:

So I'm sure this is connected, but I'm just going to

Kate Harlow:

read the title to pull us back. That was a little bonus, but the

Kate Harlow:

number one trap that keeps women stuck repeating old pattern,

Kate Harlow:

same, same different guys, same pattern, different work, jobs,

Kate Harlow:

same pattern, different friendship, same pattern. Yeah,

Kate Harlow:

I'm excited to explore this, and it's, I feel like everything on

Kate Harlow:

this podcast is all it's all the same, it's all interconnected.

Kate Harlow:

But I'm really excited to talk about this in particular. So

Kate Harlow:

tell us, what's the number one trap?

Marianna Clark:

I think we were relating a little bit to this,

Marianna Clark:

like on the journey of personal development, on the journey of

Marianna Clark:

self healing. When we start on that journey, it's easy to look

Marianna Clark:

at a lot of the things that are quote, unquote wrong with us,

Marianna Clark:

or, you know, things that have kept us in a trauma state, or

Marianna Clark:

all of those things. So we go on that hero's journey, so to

Marianna Clark:

speak, and then at one stage on the hero's journey, we can

Marianna Clark:

almost get addicted to fixing ourselves, or healing ourselves,

Marianna Clark:

or getting past this trauma and that trauma, and when we go into

Marianna Clark:

that state, it almost like reconfigures what we're trying

Marianna Clark:

to heal. Because underneath this, there's a story of us

Marianna Clark:

being broken in some way. And so us being broken in some way

Marianna Clark:

means we have to then fix this aspect of ourselves, or if

Marianna Clark:

something's doesn't feel right or look like in our lives, and

Marianna Clark:

we spend time trying to heal that aspect of ourselves. And

Marianna Clark:

that can sometimes be a trap and also a self fulfilling prophecy,

Marianna Clark:

right? And so I think this is a really important topic to talk

Marianna Clark:

about today, because at some point on the hero's journey or

Marianna Clark:

heroine's journey, we get to that point where you go, Ah, I

Marianna Clark:

can let this go to and come back to the realization that actually

Marianna Clark:

I am whole, that I am whole, and that in that wholeness, that's

Marianna Clark:

the ultimate healing. And then life starts reflecting the

Marianna Clark:

versions of myself that are whole, within relationships,

Marianna Clark:

within life, within working opportunities, within everything

Marianna Clark:

in life, it starts to mirror my wholeness. Instead of mere

Marianna Clark:

something about me that feels broken, and then I have to,

Marianna Clark:

because life will then bring that to you, right? It's like,

Marianna Clark:

oh, I have to fix that aspect of my self within that relationship

Marianna Clark:

and that relationship and that relationship, and then we just

Marianna Clark:

keep recreating, you know, these relationships that keep us stuck

Marianna Clark:

in that,

Kate Harlow:

yes, yeah, I like to think of it like we've Have

Kate Harlow:

these two sides to ourselves, the wounded parts of us that are

Kate Harlow:

from childhood, so wounded child and your saboteur, and then your

Kate Harlow:

soul, your sovereignty, your heroine, your wholeness, all the

Kate Harlow:

same thing, and either in any given moment or either operating

Kate Harlow:

from the wounded self or the soul self, the sovereign Self.

Kate Harlow:

And I think that, you know, I can even track on my own

Kate Harlow:

journey, the times where I when I was it operating from the

Kate Harlow:

wounded self, even in my healing journey, when I would be

Kate Harlow:

addicted to going to healers and addicted to getting psychic

Kate Harlow:

readings and astrology readings and all the things to try and

Kate Harlow:

get a hit to feel better, so then it's in but it's

Kate Harlow:

insatiable, because it's the wound that's actually driving

Kate Harlow:

the appointment, whereas now I usually only book sessions like

Kate Harlow:

that if I already feel good, like I just had this amazing

Kate Harlow:

woman, Shelly, who's a healer of mine. I think I've told you

Kate Harlow:

about her when I was back in Costa Rica, and she came on the

Kate Harlow:

podcast, and then she I was like, hey, I want to do a

Kate Harlow:

session with you. But it wasn't because I was like, I'm because

Kate Harlow:

I was like, I'm broken, and I need your help. It was because I

Kate Harlow:

was excited to see her, and I love her healing sessions. And

Kate Harlow:

we had the coolest thing, and I got so many, I got so much

Kate Harlow:

clarity and old don't even know if I told you about it, but it

Kate Harlow:

was really beautiful session, and I got so much out of it. And

Kate Harlow:

yet I did it from my whole self, not from my wounded self. So in

Kate Harlow:

any given moment, I think we're making decisions from one place

Kate Harlow:

or the other, and when it's coming like, same thing with a

Kate Harlow:

call, call a psychic, from your wounded self, the second is

Kate Harlow:

going to be like, or the you're going to be like. The psychic

Kate Harlow:

told me, you know, on Tuesday, I was going to meet the love of my

Kate Harlow:

life. Where is he like? Is it you? Is it you? And we're going

Kate Harlow:

to become so attached to the thing because it's trying to

Kate Harlow:

fill the wound, versus, if it's coming from your whole self, you

Kate Harlow:

call the psychic, and they tell you cool things, like cool and

Kate Harlow:

then you kind of forget about it, and then a year later,

Kate Harlow:

you're like, holy shit, she was right about everything, but

Kate Harlow:

you're not attached to it, because it's not your wounded

Kate Harlow:

self that's calling the psychic.

Marianna Clark:

Yeah, yeah, that point of origin of making those

Marianna Clark:

choices even to go see like, I love a good massage, you know.

Marianna Clark:

So of course, I'm going to experience that from a place of,

Marianna Clark:

you know, pleasure, or from that point versus, I'm going there to

Marianna Clark:

necessarily fix myself in some way. But, yeah, I love, I love

Marianna Clark:

what you said about even the psychic it. Gets us into a

Marianna Clark:

codependent relationship too. And trust me, I've done it many,

Marianna Clark:

many times, and occasionally I have that urge, you know, it's

Marianna Clark:

like, oh, I want somebody to tell me what to do, or, you

Marianna Clark:

know, or is my is my future going to be okay? Of course,

Marianna Clark:

that mind's going to come in, and it's okay because we're

Marianna Clark:

human, right? But it's nice to also catch ourselves in that

Marianna Clark:

place to because when we do that, we give our power away.

Marianna Clark:

That's it,

Kate Harlow:

and our money, and our money too.

Marianna Clark:

Oh my gosh, my friends and I joke like, all the

Marianna Clark:

money that we've spent on psychic readings in that way,

Marianna Clark:

where it's like, you know, we could have come into a place to

Marianna Clark:

in ourselves, to just anchor into that, knowing that we were

Marianna Clark:

talking about earlier, and then from there. Because what we do,

Marianna Clark:

when we do that, we start trusting ourselves and life so

Marianna Clark:

much more in that. So it's instead of also placing our

Marianna Clark:

trust in things outside of us that can change, right? There's

Marianna Clark:

an inner there's something that's really quite solid, and

Marianna Clark:

in that inner knowing and and, yeah,

Kate Harlow:

I feel like we're the you and I are the perfect

Kate Harlow:

example of like. And it took me a lot, I'll have to say, it took

Kate Harlow:

me a long time to get here. So it's practice. So it's practice,

Kate Harlow:

practice, practice, but we both talk about how we we love, you

Kate Harlow:

know, the practices are always meditating, writing, movement,

Kate Harlow:

singing, singing is my, my go to but I do a little bit of all of

Kate Harlow:

them and nature. And, you know, there's lots of different

Kate Harlow:

practices. I mean, endless practices you can do, but it's

Kate Harlow:

really about being with yourself. Going back to the

Kate Harlow:

beginning, right? If you can't fully be with yourself, you see,

Kate Harlow:

you might be able to be alone, but are you really alone? Are

Kate Harlow:

you distracting yourself? Are you on technology? Are you

Kate Harlow:

really with yourself? But I feel like you and I are both in a

Kate Harlow:

place where we we miss being with ourselves when we're with

Kate Harlow:

other people. It's like, oh, I can't wait to have my practice

Kate Harlow:

in the morning. I can't wait to have to have that spaciousness,

Kate Harlow:

to just land and just be in that place. And if you, if you've

Kate Harlow:

never gone there, you might be hearing, listening to this, and

Kate Harlow:

thinking like, I don't know what that is, but the more that you

Kate Harlow:

practice and you just sit with all of your feelings, welcome

Kate Harlow:

them, feel them move your body in the way that it feels like

Kate Harlow:

moving without your mind, you know, without letting your mind

Kate Harlow:

move your body. But just let your body do what it wants to do

Kate Harlow:

so it can move. The feeling there is an even through sound,

Kate Harlow:

through singing, through whatever there is so much that

Kate Harlow:

comes from that connection. And I think you know, even with with

Kate Harlow:

decisions, making that decision from these two different places,

Kate Harlow:

like when you know, when you're able to sit with yourself in

Kate Harlow:

that way, and you're connected to yourself in that way, you you

Kate Harlow:

really feel that in heart, knowing you know of what is

Kate Harlow:

aligned for you, or what, what, what feels really good for you,

Kate Harlow:

or we often don't know, because we're just making all of our

Kate Harlow:

decisions from the mind,

Marianna Clark:

yeah, and creating that sacred space and

Marianna Clark:

time, you know, if you can, obviously, each day to come back

Marianna Clark:

and return to that, like you said, like, I can't wait, even

Marianna Clark:

if I'm spending, like, let's say I have a very social three days,

Marianna Clark:

and I have, you know, the last three days, and I was like, wow,

Marianna Clark:

I've been around a lot of people. I've gone to a lot of

Marianna Clark:

different, you know, social events and things like that.

Marianna Clark:

There's a part of me that just craves coming back to that place

Marianna Clark:

of meditation, to my writing space, to dancing, to moving, to

Marianna Clark:

taking those long nature walks, you know, in the hills and, you

Marianna Clark:

know, it's, it's, that's where I rejuvenate. You know, that's

Marianna Clark:

where we talk. I think we've mentioned this a lot before,

Marianna Clark:

where it's like, it feels like I'm coming back into the self

Marianna Clark:

rejuvenating fountain, and I fill my cup in that space, and

Marianna Clark:

then I can, it's a space where you return to your wholeness,

Marianna Clark:

and then from there, you know, you can go to other social

Marianna Clark:

events, you can connect with other people from that same

Marianna Clark:

space, and the world looks so different from that same space,

Marianna Clark:

from that rejuvenated space, people start responding to you

Marianna Clark:

differently because you're connected to yourself in such a

Marianna Clark:

deep way that you get to meet people in that and It becomes an

Marianna Clark:

invitation for other people to show up in that space, like

Kate Harlow:

all the 25 year olds that hit on you, Mariana.

Kate Harlow:

25 year olds love Mariana when you're in the heart space.

Kate Harlow:

Folks, folks, everyone loves Mariana, though, but that, that

Kate Harlow:

is it. Because you're walking through the world with your

Kate Harlow:

heart open because you've met yourself. It's not just oh,

Kate Harlow:

hearts open all the time. We go back to that place and it

Kate Harlow:

imagine the the rewiring that happens when we come back to to

Kate Harlow:

loving ourselves enough to create the space, rather than,

Kate Harlow:

Oh, I don't have time. Okay. How much time do you spend on your

Kate Harlow:

phone and on Netflix? Come on, you can make time coming back to

Kate Harlow:

that place over and over and over again to our for ourselves,

Kate Harlow:

what a gift that is to our like our the little kid inside that's

Kate Harlow:

been abandoned a million times and, you know, felt left out and

Kate Harlow:

felt like she doesn't belong and like she's not enough, and like

Kate Harlow:

she doesn't matter, and all those things like that little

Kate Harlow:

girl's inside of you. So for you to come and sit with all those

Kate Harlow:

feelings and sit with her every single day, now you're teaching

Kate Harlow:

her she does matter. She is lovable, she is and then she and

Kate Harlow:

then you two walk through the world, you know, and she, she

Kate Harlow:

starts actually healing, because that's the true healing. And

Kate Harlow:

then you walk through the world from that whole place. And

Kate Harlow:

really it's the ripple effect. Like, I just think of how many

Kate Harlow:

people you know? I mean, guess both of us have met on airplanes

Kate Harlow:

or wherever, where we like sprinkle fairy dust, because our

Kate Harlow:

hearts are open and and we're in a different frequency. And how

Kate Harlow:

many people's whole, entire lives change just from one

Kate Harlow:

conversation? Yes, and ours do too. I mean, gosh, I've heard. I

Kate Harlow:

mean, I think you have the most airplane stories. I usually

Kate Harlow:

ignore people on airplanes, but you airplanes, but you, every

Kate Harlow:

time you get off an airplane, you're like, Oh, my God, I met

Kate Harlow:

the most magical person.

Marianna Clark:

Oh, my goodness, yeah, it is fun, and it's so

Marianna Clark:

interesting how you know coming back to that wholeness,

Marianna Clark:

brokenness, when, when we try to find our wholeness from other

Marianna Clark:

people and try to, like, get the love, let's say, of the

Marianna Clark:

abandoned little girl or whatever, from this person

Marianna Clark:

outside of us. We it's like we almost hold the other person

Marianna Clark:

hostage to make them give us something that they can't ever

Marianna Clark:

give us, even if they try their damndest, you know, to give it

Marianna Clark:

to us. If we don't receive it first and internally, inside of

Marianna Clark:

us, it's never going to be fulfilled. It's never going to

Marianna Clark:

be fulfilling. That's why we try over and over again to through

Marianna Clark:

scrolling or through this date and that date and this guy and

Marianna Clark:

that guy and that job, and we keep trying to get it

Marianna Clark:

externally. It's never going to to fulfill us until we give it

Marianna Clark:

to ourselves in that sacred space.

Kate Harlow:

Yes, and that is why we keep repeating old

Kate Harlow:

patterns, yes, because all of our patterns are external to try

Kate Harlow:

and get something. They're all extractive to try and get

Kate Harlow:

something from someone else to feel good enough or worthy or

Kate Harlow:

lovable, or whatever.

Marianna Clark:

Yeah, and when we feel that way, when when we

Marianna Clark:

have a judgment about what's going on in our lives with other

Marianna Clark:

people or with ourselves. That's beautiful information to me,

Marianna Clark:

like that is information that I can take and say there's a part

Marianna Clark:

of me that doesn't feel either that I'm not taking

Marianna Clark:

responsibility for in my own life, and I'm projecting it out

Marianna Clark:

onto that person, or onto the world in some way, onto my

Marianna Clark:

circumstances, and I'm getting triggered by them, or it's

Marianna Clark:

triggering this quote, unquote, deep wound inside of me. That's

Marianna Clark:

information if I and if I try to fix it externally, then it just

Marianna Clark:

keeps recycling the pattern. And no matter what we do out there,

Marianna Clark:

it just keeps getting recycled. And that's when we get stuck in

Marianna Clark:

the pattern and in the relationships that sometimes we

Marianna Clark:

tend to, quote, unquote, recreate, versus go, oh, hang on

Marianna Clark:

a minute. Let me this is interesting information, and I

Marianna Clark:

can take that and journal about it. I can take that and see try

Marianna Clark:

to go into the most objective state as possible as to how that

Marianna Clark:

is lying in my subconscious somewhere, and I empower myself

Marianna Clark:

in taking that responsibility and shifting and alchemizing

Marianna Clark:

Either that story or the way I feel around that story or that

Marianna Clark:

circumstance, and when I make that change internally,

Marianna Clark:

everything and everyone changes externally, in my in my world,

Kate Harlow:

but he ghosted me again.

Marianna Clark:

And who ghosted who? What is ghosting about?

Kate Harlow:

I you, yeah, okay, sorry. Go ahead.

Marianna Clark:

I was like that. I find the ghosting thing quite

Marianna Clark:

interesting, because

Kate Harlow:

think about unpack it. Let's unpack it, but I want

Kate Harlow:

you what I was going to after that joke. Sorry for

Kate Harlow:

interrupting you, but I want you so share what you're going to

Kate Harlow:

say about ghost. But I want you to unpack. So let's say, okay,

Kate Harlow:

because I've actually been hearing this a lot lately, where

Kate Harlow:

women say, Oh, we had three or four amazing dates. It was going

Kate Harlow:

so well, and then he just disappeared completely off, like

Kate Harlow:

and no communication whatsoever. So that that's obviously the

Kate Harlow:

term ghosting. Like they they become a ghost. So I would love

Kate Harlow:

for you to share your perspective on it, I'm sure it's

Kate Harlow:

the same as mine, and then to share, if that was you, how

Kate Harlow:

would you alchemize that? So you can give, like, a tangible

Kate Harlow:

example of, like a journey you would go on that that you know,

Kate Harlow:

whoever's been ghosted recently can follow serious

Marianna Clark:

Yeah, I can actually think about in my own

Marianna Clark:

life. Obviously, I've been in a I just got married, actually,

Marianna Clark:

that's

Kate Harlow:

like three weeks ago, publicly denial to

Marianna Clark:

somebody I've been with for gosh, is it over

Marianna Clark:

12 years now. Anyways, the love of my life, and he it's

Marianna Clark:

interesting. So I haven't had that ghosting in that way with a

Marianna Clark:

relationship, but I can relate it to working scenario. So I'm

Marianna Clark:

trying to kind of pull from that experience. And so when I, let's

Marianna Clark:

say, I've had a meeting with a potential partnership for my TV

Marianna Clark:

series, let's say, and it's going really well. I feel like

Marianna Clark:

we could have a relationship here. We could have a

Marianna Clark:

partnership here, we could have a contractual agreement here,

Marianna Clark:

this, this can be, you know, and we're when we're having

Marianna Clark:

different meetings, and then all of a sudden something has

Marianna Clark:

shifted, and they're no longer responding right, or they're

Marianna Clark:

responding less, or it's a no thank you, or whatever that is,

Marianna Clark:

is all forms of, you know, something that was there and

Marianna Clark:

very promising, and it was going really well, and then all of a

Marianna Clark:

sudden, it's not there anymore. And I've been sitting with that,

Marianna Clark:

and I go, it's usually, I usually have the experience of

Marianna Clark:

that, when all of a sudden I went from this really cool,

Marianna Clark:

connected space within myself into giving all of my power,

Marianna Clark:

like, Oh, now they're gonna, they're gonna do the thing and

Marianna Clark:

and then I get overly excited, and it's all the sudden, all the

Marianna Clark:

energy that that was inside, that I was connected to my heart

Marianna Clark:

and soul, I placed it externally, but The validation,

Marianna Clark:

right, the the it's coming from over here, like the excitement

Marianna Clark:

that the project might be going forward, or, you know, the

Marianna Clark:

relationship might all this sudden, all the energy shifted

Marianna Clark:

from being connected and inside of myself to out here, and

Marianna Clark:

that's usually when I find I'm losing, quote, unquote

Marianna Clark:

connection, and I'm getting ghosted. Well, guess who

Marianna Clark:

ghosted? Who? It was me. It was me. I ghosted myself, and the

Marianna Clark:

reflection became all of a sudden, less communication. But

Marianna Clark:

really, the less communication was, a less communication that I

Marianna Clark:

had with myself. That's everything, and it's so cool to

Marianna Clark:

see that now. So then I'm not no longer like, oh my god, there

Marianna Clark:

are no you know, the the opportunity, that unity that I

Marianna Clark:

had is now gone. No, it never left. It's always here. I just

Marianna Clark:

need to reconnect with, back to myself. And so now my practice

Marianna Clark:

is always as I'm on this hero's journey, having all of these

Marianna Clark:

incredible meetings. And of course, my little girl is going

Marianna Clark:

to be like, too, super excited, and oh my god. And this is the

Marianna Clark:

one, right? This is the one relationship, and then having to

Marianna Clark:

come back to Mariana. You are the relationship. You are the

Marianna Clark:

relationship, you are the connection. You are the

Marianna Clark:

partnership that you seek. It's here. And just keep coming back

Marianna Clark:

to that and having that become more solid, and bring your

Marianna Clark:

little excited girl, she's going to come. And you know, you can

Marianna Clark:

bring her with you too, and also come back here. And so now I

Marianna Clark:

have these meetings, and they might come and go, and always

Marianna Clark:

know that the right one is always going to show show up.

Marianna Clark:

Because guess what? The right one is me. Yes,

Kate Harlow:

yeah, and it's I love that you use that example.

Kate Harlow:

I thought you were just going to make up being ghosted. That's

Kate Harlow:

perfect, because

Marianna Clark:

to use a personal experience, because

Marianna Clark:

it's so I think we can all relate to this. We're all human,

Marianna Clark:

and we go through our different version of this. It was through

Marianna Clark:

love, through friendship, through working relationship,

Marianna Clark:

everything,

Kate Harlow:

every time we're about to up level, and that

Kate Harlow:

this, this happens, right? The smaller self gets really, really

Kate Harlow:

loud, and it's been really amazing to witness you, because

Kate Harlow:

the more you come back to that place of like, oh, it's inside,

Kate Harlow:

it's not the deal isn't out there. The the right investors,

Kate Harlow:

the right, you know, people the right who are going to work with

Kate Harlow:

me on this project are not out there, they're inside. And then

Kate Harlow:

you have more opportunities and more excitement and more more

Kate Harlow:

and it just everything. It just keeps getting better. And that's

Kate Harlow:

the thing that your your soul knows, and your heart knows,

Kate Harlow:

that when you plug in, that what you experience externally always

Kate Harlow:

gets better, but the mind is like, no, no, but it's that guy,

Kate Harlow:

because x, y, z, and we become the mind, and the little girl

Kate Harlow:

becomes so attached in fear of there not being anyone else,

Kate Harlow:

that's better.

Marianna Clark:

Yes, yeah. And all the limitations we place on

Marianna Clark:

that one thing, that external thing. And then just think of,

Marianna Clark:

then all the stories that get reconfigured when we do lose

Marianna Clark:

ourselves in that, right? And then we go, Oh, poor me. He

Marianna Clark:

ghosted me. Then it and then we go into a frequency of of lack

Marianna Clark:

of, you know, like there's no other human being out there

Marianna Clark:

that's going to be connected to us ever again. Or there's that

Marianna Clark:

feeling like, what's wrong with me, the sadness, the sorrow, all

Marianna Clark:

the stories that is associated with getting ghosted, then they

Marianna Clark:

get real, they all get reconfigured. And then we stay

Marianna Clark:

in there, and then we recreate a similar self fulfilling prophecy

Marianna Clark:

through that. You know, another one shows up, and then, oh no,

Marianna Clark:

he's the one, boom. And then, and we pull ourselves out again.

Marianna Clark:

We go out of ourselves again. And it's so easy to do. I'm not

Marianna Clark:

saying that. You know, there's no judgment here. It's like we,

Marianna Clark:

we all do it. It's part of being human and having this human

Marianna Clark:

experience. But when we start catching ourselves, and to bring

Marianna Clark:

it back to what are some of the things you do, it's the

Marianna Clark:

simplicity of catching ourselves. I go, oh god, look.

Marianna Clark:

And even having a sense of humor about it, right me, and you

Marianna Clark:

like, how much like, no matter how shitty things get, and how,

Marianna Clark:

like, you know, all this stuff that happens. Like, we go, come

Marianna Clark:

back to the cosmic joke of leaving ourselves and go, Oh my

Marianna Clark:

god, I did that again, you know, and not beating ourselves up

Marianna Clark:

over it being like, I come back to self love, you know, like,

Marianna Clark:

Oh, I lost myself for a moment. I I gave that guy power. I gave

Marianna Clark:

that external situation power over me, you know, and the self

Marianna Clark:

love. And then you just return. And you return. You return over

Marianna Clark:

and over again by just catching yourself, when you dissociate,

Marianna Clark:

catching yourself, when you leave yourself, catching

Marianna Clark:

yourself, when you give power over to that external thing you

Marianna Clark:

know, and just doing a practice where you return and that's

Marianna Clark:

again, coming back to what are some of the practices? Oh, some

Marianna Clark:

of those practices are after I catch it, coming back to a

Marianna Clark:

meditation or putting on a piece of music that you know helps me

Marianna Clark:

move that feeling of of pining or just association or sadness

Marianna Clark:

or whatever, whatever it is, and putting on some music and and

Marianna Clark:

meditation, or going out for a walk and just coming back home.

Kate Harlow:

Yes, and it's, it's a lifelong practice, and in my

Kate Harlow:

experience, it's like, the the more you practice, like, the

Kate Harlow:

more you have these opportunities that do pull you

Kate Harlow:

out into that Wounded Child, the deeper you go into your

Kate Harlow:

sovereignty and your salt, like, it becomes more solidified our

Kate Harlow:

wholeness and the sovereign woman. And it that part of us

Kate Harlow:

becomes stronger the more, the more times we do get activated,

Kate Harlow:

and then we come back home. And I was actually just thought of a

Kate Harlow:

practice we can share that we did at that number we we created

Kate Harlow:

like a business together for a minute a couple years ago, Soul

Kate Harlow:

of intimacy. And we did a workshop. Remember that virtual

Kate Harlow:

workshop we did? And we had the practice that we had them do was

Kate Harlow:

old myths, new truths. And so the old myth is like the story

Kate Harlow:

you're believing, you know, like, oh, again, I'm ghosted.

Kate Harlow:

Men are the worst. There's no good men on planet Earth. I'm

Kate Harlow:

gonna be alone forever. I'm broken, blah, blah, blah, all

Kate Harlow:

the stories. And you go into the one that feels the most potent.

Kate Harlow:

And then you move, you put on music, and move as that

Kate Harlow:

character, as that feeling, and move it through your body and

Kate Harlow:

feelings. When we actually move the energy of the feeling, it

Kate Harlow:

alchemizes into something else. And then you let it change, and

Kate Harlow:

you let it alkali. Eyes, and then you tune into the new

Kate Harlow:

truth, like, how do you want to feel? How? What? What is the

Kate Harlow:

actual truth? I am the love of my life, not somebody else.

Marianna Clark:

Yeah. And even in the the new truth, I look

Marianna Clark:

it's so fun to look back at my old myths, new truths, because I

Marianna Clark:

have, I've actually kept them. And the reason why I've kept

Marianna Clark:

them because I get to see, like, wow, I actually used to feel

Marianna Clark:

that way all the time. And what you were saying earlier is like,

Marianna Clark:

the more you practice it, the more this new truth becomes

Marianna Clark:

solid in yourself. And when some of the old stuff, like you said,

Marianna Clark:

it's a lifelong practice, right? It absolutely is. And then when

Marianna Clark:

you do come across an old, you know myth, an old story of

Marianna Clark:

yourself or and they do come back. And the reason why they

Marianna Clark:

come back, it's an old protection mechanism, that's,

Marianna Clark:

it's, it's there, especially when you're expanding into a new

Marianna Clark:

place. You're expanding into a new relationship, some of the

Marianna Clark:

old stuff's going to come back to protect you from a possible

Marianna Clark:

danger, including, like, an expansive relationship, right?

Marianna Clark:

It's like, Oh God no no. Remember guys suck. Remember

Marianna Clark:

they treat you like shit. Remember they're this, that and

Marianna Clark:

the other thing. So some of the old stuff will come back, but

Marianna Clark:

then we can recognize them and go, Oh, those are some of the

Marianna Clark:

old stories coming back, trying to protect me from perhaps

Marianna Clark:

loving again, from perhaps opening my heart and being it

Marianna Clark:

safe to open my heart. And so knowing that is you get to kind

Marianna Clark:

of gently and lovingly nurture yourself through this process,

Marianna Clark:

but the more and more you come back to the new truth, the more

Marianna Clark:

solid it becomes. And I know we've talked about this before,

Marianna Clark:

where we might get an old pattern that comes up, but it

Marianna Clark:

moves through so much quicker, so much easier, because we've

Marianna Clark:

done this. We practice this every day, right? It's a

Marianna Clark:

practice that when we do experience an expansive moment

Marianna Clark:

that brings on some potential fear or or or triggers of any

Marianna Clark:

sort, then we get to meet them in a way that we move through

Marianna Clark:

them with a lot more grace and a lot more ease, and then come

Marianna Clark:

back to that solid place. So I've noticed that in my life and

Marianna Clark:

and I know that you've noticed that in yours too. We talk about

Marianna Clark:

it, we're like, oh, that was yesterday. I know today's a

Marianna Clark:

whole new day, isn't it? So? And that's how quickly, that's how

Marianna Clark:

quickly things can change, from being in, stuck in in some of

Marianna Clark:

our old patterns, the theme of this, to moving through into

Marianna Clark:

living a whole new way of life.

Kate Harlow:

I was just laughing thinking about with you on a

Kate Harlow:

totally different time zone now, like, I'll send you a message

Kate Harlow:

about something that I'm experiencing in the morning and

Kate Harlow:

then, and then, like, you go through my messages, it's like,

Kate Harlow:

Oh yeah, it's shifted, like, the morning I'm feeling a certain

Kate Harlow:

way based on something, and then I do my practices, and then it's

Kate Harlow:

a completely different me back home, back home, back home, and

Kate Harlow:

and I personally find even my like, even my spiritual

Kate Harlow:

practices, I feel like more connected after like, when I'm

Kate Harlow:

moving through a trigger, it's almost like, so there's a part

Kate Harlow:

of me that almost feels excited. It's like, okay, this sucks. It

Kate Harlow:

hurts right now, but like, Ooh, I know there's gold on the other

Kate Harlow:

side. Like, when you it's like, it's like birth, death and

Kate Harlow:

rebirth. It's like birth, birthing a baby. Like, okay, you

Kate Harlow:

could just give so essentially, choosing to stay stuck in our

Kate Harlow:

patterns when we rather than, like, choosing the pattern,

Kate Harlow:

rather than choosing something new, or at least practicing

Kate Harlow:

something new, trying something new is like birthing a baby and

Kate Harlow:

then just stopping and being like, No, you know, it's too

Kate Harlow:

hard. It's painful. Like, I'd rather just No, I'm just gonna

Kate Harlow:

go, I gotta go home. This is really uncomfortable. Versus is

Kate Harlow:

like, you just keep going, you just keep birthing that baby. Oh

Kate Harlow:

my god, the miracle and the love and the expansiveness and the

Kate Harlow:

beauty and the just the unfathomable feelings that

Kate Harlow:

you're going to feel with that baby on your chest after and

Kate Harlow:

also the feeling of, I did this, like, Wow, I did this whole

Kate Harlow:

like, No man ever did this. I did this. Like, birth is the

Kate Harlow:

most miraculous thing in the world, and that's essentially

Kate Harlow:

what we're doing with our essentially your sovereign whole

Kate Harlow:

heroine self is the birth doula to little you every time you're

Kate Harlow:

feeling pain, every time you're feeling or the death doula,

Kate Harlow:

every time an old part of you needs to die, needs to be, you

Kate Harlow:

know, shed and put and let go of so that you can become the woman

Kate Harlow:

that the next version of you. It's like. Of birth and death,

Kate Harlow:

but you're doing it for yourself, rather than depending

Kate Harlow:

on your counselor, depending on your healer, depending on your

Kate Harlow:

boyfriend, depending on someone else to do it for you. You're

Kate Harlow:

doing it for yourself. I mean, I think that's another circling

Kate Harlow:

back to the beginning of this conversation. That's one of the

Kate Harlow:

greatest gifts from our our relationship, is that when I do

Kate Harlow:

have a contraction, you never, ever, ever feed this story.

Kate Harlow:

Never, and you always, I'll never forget when I was

Kate Harlow:

triggered by that girl in Athens that was my friend. But we were

Kate Harlow:

very different, and it was just like, Oh, I was so annoyed with

Kate Harlow:

her. And I was like, she's so needy. She said this. She said

Kate Harlow:

that you're like, go and sit in front of the mirror. Here's

Kate Harlow:

another practice. And you said, Go say those things to yourself.

Kate Harlow:

Go sit in front of the mirror and and and like, basically, you

Kate Harlow:

just every time call me to go do my practice and to go be with

Kate Harlow:

those parts of myself you. And then we have a deep, expansive

Kate Harlow:

conversation about it after. And that is the most beautiful

Kate Harlow:

thing, because it's like, it's so easy, so like being stuck in

Kate Harlow:

our patterns, it's so easy to rely on someone else to try and

Kate Harlow:

feel better, but that's not sustainable long term, and it

Kate Harlow:

doesn't develop that part of you that needs to become more

Kate Harlow:

solidified so that you can walk through the world from your soul

Kate Harlow:

with your heart wide open.

Marianna Clark:

Yeah? And actually, when we don't do that

Marianna Clark:

for each other, we actually help each other stay stuck. Yes, and

Marianna Clark:

this is one of the ways that we actually keep our our patterns

Marianna Clark:

and our stories stuck. We choose people around us that, you know,

Marianna Clark:

like, let's complain about this one thing together. Then, oh,

Marianna Clark:

why? Why isn't anything changing? You know, but when we

Marianna Clark:

do have friends it can lovingly also be like, actually, What?

Marianna Clark:

What? What is the reflection here? What is this mirroring for

Marianna Clark:

you? And then, like you said, when we do birth that part of

Marianna Clark:

ourselves, and we do it enough times to know what's on the

Marianna Clark:

other side, which is like the juice, it's the wholeness, it's

Marianna Clark:

the self love. It's it. We lean into the thing, the story that's

Marianna Clark:

that might be coming up first, the trigger so much more because

Marianna Clark:

we know what's on the other side now. So we can, like you said,

Marianna Clark:

Oh my gosh, I know this absolutely sucks, but I know

Marianna Clark:

what's on the other side. So I'm going to go in, instead of

Marianna Clark:

actually try and numb this out or try and complain about it

Marianna Clark:

with other friends or whatever, I'm going to go to the heart of

Marianna Clark:

this, because I know I'm going to actually meet my wholeness

Marianna Clark:

and my self love here. There's something in the reflection

Marianna Clark:

where I'm not in my I'm not I'm seeing this as a fragmented

Marianna Clark:

part. That's why I get people to go in the mirror a lot of the

Marianna Clark:

times, and they get to see that, and they get to re member that

Marianna Clark:

part of themselves as projecting it out into the world. When we

Marianna Clark:

do that, and we do that enough times, like when those the stuff

Marianna Clark:

comes up that the triggering story, whatever, we go, Ooh,

Marianna Clark:

what's the gold here? What's the treasure that I can find? And we

Marianna Clark:

go into it and through it, we birth the baby. We birth

Marianna Clark:

ourselves, and we trust that now, and we have a little bit

Marianna Clark:

more enthusiasm, dare I say, to actually go into it, versus

Marianna Clark:

trying to fight or flight, you know, to try and resist it, or

Marianna Clark:

try to numb it, or whatever it is, because we know that that's

Marianna Clark:

actually going To bring us more pain and suffering in the

Marianna Clark:

future. So do I want to stay stuck and keep re like churning

Marianna Clark:

this old story about life, about men, about people, about

Marianna Clark:

whatever, or do I want to free myself and move into a really

Marianna Clark:

deep, loving, connected state and frequency inside of me that

Marianna Clark:

also I've seen over and over again, that when I do that,

Marianna Clark:

everything changes. That's where the true change and

Marianna Clark:

transformation happens. So now I'm a much more eager to go and,

Marianna Clark:

quote, unquote birth the baby, versus actually stay stuck or

Marianna Clark:

smaller in my quote, unquote comfort zone.

Unknown:

Yeah, and everything comfortable for a little bit.

Unknown:

But that's not really good. It's not real comfortable.

Kate Harlow:

Yeah, familiar, discomfort, uncomfort zone, but

Kate Harlow:

it's it the misery zone. It all of our desires, like we think

Kate Harlow:

they come from chasing these external things and clinging to

Kate Harlow:

these external things, but they come from exactly what you're

Kate Harlow:

talking about. And then we become a magnet, and we don't

Kate Harlow:

have to do anything, even purpose. Everything, everything

Kate Harlow:

happens. So much more easily because life brings it to you,

Kate Harlow:

because you are matching the frequency to that thing, as

Kate Harlow:

opposed to thinking that thing is going to make me feel better,

Kate Harlow:

because the only reason you want the guy or the job or the car or

Kate Harlow:

the whatever is because you think you're going to feel a

Kate Harlow:

certain way when you have that thing. So if you can create

Kate Harlow:

those feelings, and you can, you can expand and cultivate and and

Kate Harlow:

and be, take, take charge of the feeling frequency that you're

Kate Harlow:

putting out in the world. Well, now you're going to become a

Kate Harlow:

magnet to those things from the inside out, rather than becoming

Kate Harlow:

a codependent on that thing to make you feel good. And it'll

Kate Harlow:

only work in the beginning, and then you're gonna feel crappy

Kate Harlow:

later.

Marianna Clark:

Yeah, that. I love that. The the magnetism

Marianna Clark:

that we exude when we're in that state is just so, so palpable.

Marianna Clark:

And, and people can feel that, you know, and, and, and, you

Marianna Clark:

know, bring it back to what we talked about in the middle of,

Marianna Clark:

what do I say? What do I do? And that's coming from mine. Versus

Marianna Clark:

when you're in your heart and your playfulness and you're in

Marianna Clark:

your magnetism, you might say the silliest, stupidest thing in

Marianna Clark:

front of somebody, but because somebody can feel your heart,

Marianna Clark:

they'll just simply laugh and they'll it's beyond what you

Marianna Clark:

think you might need to say or do to win somebody's affection

Marianna Clark:

or to win somebody over in any way. Or, you know, I laugh,

Marianna Clark:

because some people, when I go into real like high powered

Marianna Clark:

meetings, you know, they go, oh, did you prepare properly? And

Marianna Clark:

did you bring your Bulletproof Bulletproof your bullet points,

Marianna Clark:

bulletproof points and all of this stuff. And you know how

Kate Harlow:

this PowerPoint, PowerPoint, PowerPoint, thank

Kate Harlow:

you. You guys

Marianna Clark:

were trying to understand what I was trying to

Marianna Clark:

say there and and now I go into meetings and I just show up in

Marianna Clark:

full presence and trust whatever the heck is going to come out of

Marianna Clark:

my mouth is just the right thing at the right time, and it's so

Marianna Clark:

much more fun. And people love that. They're like, oh my, I've

Marianna Clark:

gotten feedback, which is like, it's so refreshing that

Marianna Clark:

somebody's actually real, you know, versus coming all overly

Marianna Clark:

prepared and robotic and scripted, scripted, scripted

Marianna Clark:

thing. And it's like, oh, people are responding to that so

Marianna Clark:

differently, you know, even in these work meetings, and guess

Marianna Clark:

what? Then, from that place you build relationship. And if

Marianna Clark:

anybody talks about anything about, like, success in the

Marianna Clark:

world of, you know, the work world, you know they talk about,

Marianna Clark:

it's all about relationship. But first of all, it's like, really

Marianna Clark:

the relationship with yourself, and then it overlaps into

Marianna Clark:

relationship with people and connection. And you don't know

Marianna Clark:

what's going to come out of your mouth, and sometimes the thing

Marianna Clark:

that is most important is the silence. Like, sometimes I've

Marianna Clark:

gone into meetings where it's like, Thank God I didn't come

Marianna Clark:

overly prepared with my strategies, because I it was

Marianna Clark:

more important for me to listen and receive than it was for me

Marianna Clark:

to come with my own agenda, because they came up with ideas

Marianna Clark:

that I hadn't even thought about, and then I was able to

Marianna Clark:

respond with the newness of a new idea, I wouldn't have made

Marianna Clark:

room and space for it if I had come with all of my agendas. So

Marianna Clark:

sometimes going into the silence is is as important as anything,

Marianna Clark:

just like me and you. Sometimes we get on the phone, and we

Marianna Clark:

might not say anything, Nick and I like, that was one of the

Marianna Clark:

things that I it was so different with him. I felt like

Marianna Clark:

I didn't need to fill in the space with him. We could just be

Marianna Clark:

in silence, and then we're just hugging each other with our

Marianna Clark:

frequency, and that's enough.

Kate Harlow:

So, yeah. So beautiful. I was just thinking I

Kate Harlow:

could hear all the women, all the controllers, be like, No, I

Kate Harlow:

have to prepare for the meeting. And I'm just thinking like, the

Kate Harlow:

more time you spend hanging out in the silence with yourself and

Kate Harlow:

in your heart, frequency and in meditation, movement, writing,

Kate Harlow:

all the things we're talking about, like really connecting

Kate Harlow:

with the being part of your human the more you have access

Kate Harlow:

to your divine wisdom, which is far more valuable than your

Kate Harlow:

intellect and everything you've learned from books and programs

Kate Harlow:

and degrees and all of that, like you can be another robot

Kate Harlow:

out there, or you. And actually let your soul speak, and that's

Kate Harlow:

going to be the most influential for the most aligned people. For

Kate Harlow:

you, right? If someone doesn't like that, perhaps they're not

Kate Harlow:

aligned, but I just think of, you know, it doesn't mean, okay,

Kate Harlow:

so for my masterclass, I still prepare, but the day of, I

Kate Harlow:

meditate, and then I write a flip chart of like ideas, and

Kate Harlow:

then I reference it. Sometimes I look at it, sometimes I don't.

Kate Harlow:

But also I'm in the channel simultaneously. It's like I've

Kate Harlow:

got some structure, like a little bit of a structure, so

Kate Harlow:

that I don't miss anything. But also, while I'm teaching, I'm

Kate Harlow:

trusting that everything I say is perfect and that it's all

Kate Harlow:

going to come through, because it is coming from that deeper,

Kate Harlow:

wiser, divine part that every single one of us has access to.

Kate Harlow:

And I feel like so many humans are still don't even know the

Kate Harlow:

superpower that they have inside of them, because they haven't

Kate Harlow:

sat with themselves long enough to feel it and to to discover

Kate Harlow:

it. Yeah, yeah.

Marianna Clark:

And like you said, too, it's not about like

Marianna Clark:

not preparing at all. There's always a sense of preparation,

Marianna Clark:

you know, with obviously, you know, we do live in a world of

Marianna Clark:

structure, but finding the balance between that level of

Marianna Clark:

structure and also bringing your your knowing, your nowness, your

Marianna Clark:

intuition, your creativity, your femininity, and having it, you

Marianna Clark:

know, you should again. It's all about a wholeness. We not

Marianna Clark:

negating one thing over the other, but just bringing both

Marianna Clark:

aspects of self. And you know, for me with, like, when I go

Marianna Clark:

into meetings, I've had, like, 10 years of preparation, of, you

Marianna Clark:

know, doing, you know, writing script, the script and the

Marianna Clark:

creative development. I've got like, 30 decks or whatever. But

Marianna Clark:

again, even with those things, it's like, how am I showing up

Marianna Clark:

in that creation as well, in that preparation? Am I doing it

Marianna Clark:

all from my head, or am I tuning in also from a different place

Marianna Clark:

and from a listening place, using my intuition and bringing

Marianna Clark:

that with me as well. So it's Yeah, and it's it's lovely to

Marianna Clark:

show up in in with people and relationships and meetings now

Marianna Clark:

from that place, and it was, and that's integration, right?

Marianna Clark:

That's an it more of an integrated space. And this is

Marianna Clark:

that the concept of our wholeness is like, bring all of

Marianna Clark:

us to the table, not just one or the other, but but all of us.

Marianna Clark:

And they're all you know, even we speak about alignment, it's

Marianna Clark:

like when we bring all of those aspects of ourselves in

Marianna Clark:

alignment, then we attract the person, the company, whatever

Marianna Clark:

that is also a reflection of that internal alignment and

Marianna Clark:

integrated space as

Kate Harlow:

well. Yeah, and all of that is it can be applied,

Kate Harlow:

like everything we just shared about going to a meeting, less

Kate Harlow:

prepared, more connected, more like I mean, when I prepare for

Kate Harlow:

my masterclass, I spend like five minutes writing the flip

Kate Harlow:

chart, but I spend like three hours meditating and singing and

Kate Harlow:

moving and writing and connecting on a deeper and same

Kate Harlow:

immersion. Every morning I'm up three hours earlier, and every

Kate Harlow:

morning I'm singing and dancing and meditating and writing. And

Kate Harlow:

sometimes I write poetry. Sometimes I write raps. It's

Kate Harlow:

like, and then I sometimes perform the RAPs immediately

Kate Harlow:

after writing them. It's like, because whatever's meant to come

Kate Harlow:

through that day for those women who are there, I'm present with

Kate Harlow:

them. And I even think this last immersion, I felt more plugged

Kate Harlow:

in than ever. New Material came through, new content. It was

Kate Harlow:

like new practices, new new perspectives, and it was so new

Kate Harlow:

because it was exactly what they needed to receive. But if I

Kate Harlow:

wasn't open to the channel, and I wasn't plugged in to myself

Kate Harlow:

and my wholeness and my sovereignty and my being, I

Kate Harlow:

would have missed that. It would have been the scripted thing

Kate Harlow:

that that I did it every year. And you know, it wouldn't be

Kate Harlow:

this fresh, new experience that was meant for them. And even I

Kate Harlow:

think about how we're in a different time, the Aquarian Age

Kate Harlow:

has begun, and like, of course, the immersion this year is not

Kate Harlow:

gonna be the same as the immersion last year, and it's

Kate Harlow:

never the same. So that you can bring that that presence and

Kate Harlow:

that energy, I was gonna say, to dating too right, to your

Kate Harlow:

relationships, to romantic relationships. Imagine being

Kate Harlow:

with someone 12 years your patterns want to see them a

Kate Harlow:

certain way and just hold the past against them, versus

Kate Harlow:

plugging into yourself. And now you get to see Nick every

Kate Harlow:

morning with fresh eyes, as opposed to projecting all the

Kate Harlow:

past experiences and who you think he is onto him. Yes,

Marianna Clark:

oh yeah, yeah. And being in a long term

Marianna Clark:

relationship like that, that is definitely the opportunity to do

Marianna Clark:

that. And it, you know, it's definitely easy to be like, you

Marianna Clark:

know, capitalize on a person's predictability, you know, as to

Marianna Clark:

they're going to show up and be this way. And all of that. And,

Marianna Clark:

you know, talk about keeping somebody else stuck, you know,

Marianna Clark:

and then because, then the dynamic, then between you in the

Marianna Clark:

story, stay stuck, and there's no room for for growth and

Marianna Clark:

change. And you know, that's important in relationships. You

Marianna Clark:

know, think about how much me and you have changed, and in the

Marianna Clark:

how since we first met each other. About, what is it, six,

Marianna Clark:

seven years ago. I mean, 1820, 18, yeah, just like, oh my gosh,

Marianna Clark:

you know. And, and we do that. I mean, totally guilty of that.

Marianna Clark:

Like, Oh, I want to see you in this way so I can see myself in

Marianna Clark:

this way, you know, and keep that identity for myself alive,

Marianna Clark:

and that's like, I think, one of the opportunity, I don't want to

Marianna Clark:

say challenges, but opportunities and relationships

Marianna Clark:

that we find ourselves in and and seeing people with with new

Marianna Clark:

eyes. But one of the ways I think we see people and new eyes

Marianna Clark:

is living in the present moment, letting go of our own stories

Marianna Clark:

and concepts of who we are and how we are in the world. Right?

Marianna Clark:

The more we do that, the more we can do that for other people,

Kate Harlow:

yeah, how often women say, like, when I'm

Kate Harlow:

working with them, or they're like, Oh, I'm so like this and

Kate Harlow:

like, who's like that? Like, we're constantly externalizing

Kate Harlow:

it to the saboteur, because it's like, okay, you've been like

Kate Harlow:

that in the past, but what if something new is going to come

Kate Harlow:

through? You know, you've always been a perfectionist, or you've

Kate Harlow:

always been a sacrifice, or whatever the thing might be. But

Kate Harlow:

if we constantly like we're that are so much reconfiguration of

Kate Harlow:

our patterns occurs when we tell stories about who we think we

Kate Harlow:

are, and sometimes you think it's even a good thing, what?

Kate Harlow:

But, but you're actually limiting yourself to

Kate Harlow:

experiencing more of who you really are.

Marianna Clark:

Yeah, yeah. I used to do that a lot of times.

Marianna Clark:

Like, I'm saying things like, Oh, I'm not a technical person.

Marianna Clark:

I'm a creative and, like, really just taking pride in that, you

Marianna Clark:

know, I'm a creative, I'm not a technical person. And then I

Marianna Clark:

realized how much I was, like, shooting myself in the foot with

Marianna Clark:

all of these other things that kept me actually stuck or not

Marianna Clark:

being able to progress in other ways that I wanted to, because I

Marianna Clark:

was negating a certain aspect of myself. And guess what? When I

Marianna Clark:

told myself the story that I wasn't a technical person, I

Marianna Clark:

became a non technical person, but as soon as I let go of that,

Marianna Clark:

no, oh, that's that is because I've made it so and I let go of

Marianna Clark:

the story, and was open to me being a really great at

Marianna Clark:

technical, being technical. I My brain was switching on in a

Marianna Clark:

whole new way that I was, like, surprised over and over again. I

Marianna Clark:

was like, doo. Doo, doo. This other part took over where it

Marianna Clark:

was just like, Oh, I did that, and I did this, and that was

Marianna Clark:

pretty easy. And now sometimes people come to me for technical

Marianna Clark:

advice. And I mean, how did I do that? It was only because I let

Marianna Clark:

go of the story that was in the way of that, and all of a sudden

Marianna Clark:

it's like, do we know our capacity

Unknown:

limitless?

Marianna Clark:

We're limitless, the only thing that keeps us

Marianna Clark:

stuck is our own limiting belief systems and stories that we tell

Marianna Clark:

ourselves, whether it's consciously or sometimes

Marianna Clark:

trickier, subconsciously, and that's part of the beauty of

Marianna Clark:

this work, is sometimes finding those subconscious, as we've

Marianna Clark:

called them, nuggets gold treasures that are keeping

Marianna Clark:

ourselves stuck or in the way of experiencing our limitless

Marianna Clark:

consciousness and the limitless beauty and and, and it's, it's

Marianna Clark:

hard to even put into words, but of who really, really

Kate Harlow:

reality? Yeah, what? There's so much available

Kate Harlow:

to us that we far beyond what I mean, what you and I have even

Kate Harlow:

tapped into. We've been on this journey collectively almost 40

Kate Harlow:

years, like me and you together have both been on the journey

Kate Harlow:

for 20 years. And I just think it's infinite, and one of the

Kate Harlow:

ways to track your subconscious beliefs is when you are stuck in

Kate Harlow:

a story about this external thing and feeling relief if the

Kate Harlow:

guy texts, or if the job goes through, if the whatever it's

Kate Harlow:

like, and if it doesn't, and start to ask yourself curious

Kate Harlow:

questions. And if it doesn't, what it'll what will it mean

Kate Harlow:

about me? What? What? What does this mean about me, that he's

Kate Harlow:

not texting me back? What am I believing about myself right

Kate Harlow:

now? And ask yourself curious questions to get to the root,

Kate Harlow:

and you'll know when you get to the root, because it will feel

Kate Harlow:

really uncomfortable and really painful, but that's how you can

Kate Harlow:

start to uncover what's in there, what's like playing

Kate Harlow:

underneath the surface, but if you just stay in the story. Uh,

Kate Harlow:

of I've been ghosted. You're reconfiguring. You're that

Kate Harlow:

wound. You're just reconfiguring. You're just and

Kate Harlow:

you're also just living from that part of you. So there's no

Kate Harlow:

opportunity here to heal a part of the little girl and to deepen

Kate Harlow:

into that sovereign woman. Yeah,

Marianna Clark:

and, yeah, yeah. And one of those ways, like you

Marianna Clark:

mentioned earlier, was to catch instead of just letting them run

Marianna Clark:

in the background and having them just be like, Oh, as soon

Marianna Clark:

as, like, you catch yourself having that thought of like, I'm

Marianna Clark:

being ghosted. I must be there's something wrong with me, or

Marianna Clark:

something or here it goes again, like it's just the way men are.

Marianna Clark:

Okay, let's just take that one. It's just the way men are in

Marianna Clark:

this way. Write it down. That's a story. Physicalize it. Take it

Marianna Clark:

from the ethers of the subconscious mind. Bring it

Marianna Clark:

through your body as a physical, as your physical, you know

Marianna Clark:

instrument, write it down, experience that feeling. Take a

Marianna Clark:

moment to feel into that and then anything that else comes up

Marianna Clark:

might be anger, frustration, sadness, like feel all the

Marianna Clark:

feelings that that one story is producing chemically in your

Marianna Clark:

body, that on some level, it's it's addicted to because it is

Marianna Clark:

like a drug. We find that it is like a drug, and then writing

Marianna Clark:

the new truth down. Men are so trustworthy. Men are so loving

Marianna Clark:

and supportive of who I am. I love being in this beautiful

Marianna Clark:

whatever the new story that that you want to have the experience

Marianna Clark:

of, and what is that? So it's not the thing. But what is the

Marianna Clark:

feeling inside of you? Within that feeling supported? Ah, I'm

Marianna Clark:

the one giving myself to support. So then all of a sudden

Marianna Clark:

the you wanting to feel loved and supported comes from from

Marianna Clark:

yourself. And also the new story is I'm feeling love and

Marianna Clark:

supported within this relationship. I'm doing that now

Marianna Clark:

with I'm writing before I go to bed, because I went to this

Marianna Clark:

really cool workshop in London called Love brain. And there was

Marianna Clark:

this neuroscientist talking about how before we go to bed,

Marianna Clark:

if we write in all caps, this, this, you know, certain things

Marianna Clark:

that we're experiencing or want to experience, and right before

Marianna Clark:

we go to bed, our brain kind of takes that in as a as a reality,

Marianna Clark:

and so I'm working with this one right now. She's like, I love my

Marianna Clark:

team, like my creative team, right? I don't know who my

Marianna Clark:

creative team is right at this moment, but I know what the

Marianna Clark:

feeling would feel like of having a wonderful team that I

Marianna Clark:

love and loves me, and we're creating in this way,

Marianna Clark:

collaboratively. I know what that feeling is, so I give that

Marianna Clark:

to myself. I'm in that I am my loving, creative team that I

Marianna Clark:

love, and that that's the new that's the new truth, that is

Marianna Clark:

the new truth. So how much of my time am I living in that new

Marianna Clark:

truth versus in my old myth? The amount of time, the amount of

Marianna Clark:

time we spend living energetically in our new truth,

Marianna Clark:

is how much that's going to start getting manifested or

Marianna Clark:

magnetized to us in our reality. It's just going to start

Marianna Clark:

mirroring that experience, mirroring that internal

Marianna Clark:

landscape that we are consciously co creating.

Kate Harlow:

Yes, life is a frickin mirror. Is it ever a

Kate Harlow:

mirror? And we get exactly the thing that we're believing

Kate Harlow:

internally. I was thinking, laughing, thinking about the

Kate Harlow:

trigger I had with the guy friend a couple of years ago

Kate Harlow:

that you helped me through, and I wanted so badly you to, like,

Kate Harlow:

hate him with me and like to be the story like I was so mad. And

Kate Harlow:

it was a trigger that, like, when I actually went into it, it

Kate Harlow:

was like, Whoa, you said you hate men. A part of you hates

Kate Harlow:

men. And I was like, No, I don't like what I don't and you're

Kate Harlow:

like, Yeah, part of you does. And I was so defensive. And then

Kate Harlow:

I went into it, it was like, men can't be trusted. Men are the

Kate Harlow:

worst. And it was, you know, for many years of working with women

Kate Harlow:

and hearing so many stories about men, there had been this

Kate Harlow:

like energy and also some of my experiences that it stuck to me.

Kate Harlow:

And I didn't. I wasn't a man hater before doing this work,

Kate Harlow:

and it was there, and I didn't even know it was there, but I

Kate Harlow:

didn't have any male friends at the time. I only had women in my

Kate Harlow:

life, and. And so I went into it, and I looked at all the

Kate Harlow:

stories, I looked at all the beliefs, and I sat with them,

Kate Harlow:

and I felt them

Marianna Clark:

and the feelings around that, oh yeah, got to

Marianna Clark:

unlock all of the anger and the rage and the frustrations and

Marianna Clark:

the horror, you know, and like getting to the core of the

Marianna Clark:

feeling that keeps it all there.

Unknown:

Yes, it was so it's so powerful,

Kate Harlow:

and that's the most important thing, the feeling.

Kate Harlow:

Because you can't just, like, write the positive thing on the

Kate Harlow:

thing, if you haven't actually felt and moved the feeling, yes,

Kate Harlow:

otherwise it's just putting icing on poo. Like it's still,

Kate Harlow:

you don't want to eat the cupcake. It's still poop,

Marianna Clark:

like positive affirmations, yes, don't work

Marianna Clark:

because of that,

Kate Harlow:

exactly because you have to move the energy. And

Kate Harlow:

when I did, I look at my life now, and I love men, and I have

Kate Harlow:

so many amazing men in my life, and I feel so supported by men,

Kate Harlow:

and I feel so much more intimate with men, like connected to men,

Kate Harlow:

strangers on the street, like, I just have a completely different

Kate Harlow:

experience. And I didn't even, at the time know that I had a

Kate Harlow:

discord with men other than I was like, Oh, I don't think I

Kate Harlow:

ever want a boyfriend again. Like, when I left Jeff, I was

Kate Harlow:

like, I don't think I ever want love again. I was shut down from

Kate Harlow:

romantic love at the time, and, you know, just like not and also

Kate Harlow:

feeling like, I don't think I'll ever like anyone again, because

Kate Harlow:

I was looking around like not feeling anything for any man,

Kate Harlow:

because that was underneath, and I didn't even know. So triggers

Kate Harlow:

are such a gateway, if you know and you practice, so you and I

Kate Harlow:

practice our practices every day to build the capacity, to build

Kate Harlow:

the desire for us sitting in our own living room of love

Kate Harlow:

internally. Like to create, to create that sanctuary inside. We

Kate Harlow:

have the practice already. And then on top of the daily

Kate Harlow:

practice, when we're activated, we go in, and that's the key. Is

Kate Harlow:

like you build the practice every day, so that when you are

Kate Harlow:

activated, you know that's the safest space to go, is to

Kate Harlow:

actually go through the feelings and the stories and all of that.

Kate Harlow:

So oh my gosh, I feel like you and I could talk forever. I know

Kate Harlow:

we do every day, but yeah, so beautiful. So I would say any

Kate Harlow:

final words you want to say about just old patterns and

Kate Harlow:

about working with you. I know my life has drastically changed

Kate Harlow:

since you came into it, and have helped me deepen on my own

Kate Harlow:

journey with all your practices and your spiritual perspectives

Kate Harlow:

and your teachings and and are you open to working with women

Kate Harlow:

right now?

Marianna Clark:

Yeah, I do have a couple spots. I only take a

Marianna Clark:

limited one on one coaching clients, but I do have room now

Marianna Clark:

that I've moved back here and got settled in California for a

Marianna Clark:

couple women to do one on one coaching So absolutely, and to

Marianna Clark:

your point earlier, I think it is so important to have you

Marianna Clark:

know, people that can lovingly and objectively point out some

Marianna Clark:

of these subconscious things that we might feel total

Marianna Clark:

resistance to at first, like you were talking about with the man

Marianna Clark:

hating thing, but wow, it's like, that's the thing that

Marianna Clark:

causes the most transformation in Your Life. And you know, I

Marianna Clark:

know you've done that for me many times in my life, and

Marianna Clark:

that's what I think is so beautiful, that we can have this

Marianna Clark:

honest yet loving feedback that we can give each other. But I

Marianna Clark:

guess the last words are, you know, it is so possible to

Marianna Clark:

access these parts of ourselves with, you know, obviously

Marianna Clark:

podcasts like this that help us remember to return to who we

Marianna Clark:

truly are, to be seen who we are by amazing women. And, you know,

Marianna Clark:

I'm just so grateful for you and my life, and I talk about you to

Marianna Clark:

everyone all the time, and our and our relationship, I just

Marianna Clark:

feel so blessed that I'm able to have a relationship like this.

Marianna Clark:

And you know, I attribute it to, you know, the work that I've

Marianna Clark:

done with I know we've talked about my mentor that I've had in

Marianna Clark:

the past that has changed my life. And it is important

Marianna Clark:

sometimes, when we we have a hard time accessing these

Marianna Clark:

subconscious stories to to have people that can help identify

Marianna Clark:

those and help us birth the baby, birth the baby of our

Marianna Clark:

truest selves, and to know that it can be sometimes it can be

Marianna Clark:

challenging, but those challenges can be the most

Marianna Clark:

rewarding when we see what's on the other side. And, and, yeah,

Marianna Clark:

I'm just grateful to be on this podcast and to you know, Kate

Marianna Clark:

and I were talked about like, what is it that we want to share

Marianna Clark:

with these women today, or men and and men. And the one thing

Marianna Clark:

that came up for me is to, like, feel like I'm just loving

Marianna Clark:

everyone on the deepest level, as as myself. And so I guess my

Marianna Clark:

last words come from the heart is that I love you all so much,

Marianna Clark:

and I love you, katyana, so much.

Kate Harlow:

I love you so beautiful. And I love having you

Kate Harlow:

on this is, I think, your third appearance, or fourth appearance

Kate Harlow:

on the new truth. We got a regular here. It's kind of

Kate Harlow:

you're my co facilitator, when you can. I so those of you that

Kate Harlow:

don't know we have a joint name, katiana. Is our name, Kate and

Kate Harlow:

Mariana, katiana, and there is a baby calf. Well, I think it's

Kate Harlow:

getting older now. It's about it's over a year. It's about a

Kate Harlow:

year and a half, a year and a half year old calf in Kenya at

Kate Harlow:

olopangi Farm, named after katyana, which in Swahili means

Kate Harlow:

the seductive one. We learned that when we were there, they

Kate Harlow:

were shocked when we suggested to name the cow katiana, but we

Kate Harlow:

won in the end. So I love you so much. I'm so grateful for you,

Kate Harlow:

and I love that we can model the new paradigm of sisterhood and

Kate Harlow:

female relationship to so many women are longing for this, and

Kate Harlow:

it does exist in everything we shared today. When you live from

Kate Harlow:

your heart, when you live from your truth, your wholeness, you

Kate Harlow:

attract, you attract it. And we came very magically into each

Kate Harlow:

other's lives because we were, we were on the same frequency,

Kate Harlow:

on the same channel. So I love you so much. Thank you for all

Kate Harlow:

your wisdom and your beauty and your magic, and thank you. I

Kate Harlow:

love you, and as always, share this episode with every woman

Kate Harlow:

you know.

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