ReThinking Love: Guidance On Being The One, Attracting The One, & Becoming One To Experience True Divine Feminine Unconditional Love For Self & Others

Women Waken: Spiritual Healing for Trauma in Relationships to Shift from Codependency to Divine Feminine

Love is not something we need to find, accumulate, or protect. It is something that we inherently possess, and the only way to receive it fully is to give it away. We have to throw away our misconceptions of what relationships are in order to embrace what they can be. Rethink Love emphasizes taking responsibility for the quality of your relationships while offering practical pathways to immediate, long-lasting solutions for improving them. Every person is worthy of being loved, and every relationship has the potential to bring lasting fulfillment. These are the brilliant insights from this week's guest, Monica Berg. Monica is the author of Rethink Love, Fear is Not an Option, The Gift of Being Different children’s book, co-host of the popular Spiritually Hungry podcast, a globally sought-after speaker and a researcher of human habits that hold us back.

On this guest episode, Monica and I explore some of the fantastic concepts from her book, Rethink Love. Monica shares how we can rethink the very definition of love. With the tools and insights Monica offers, single, partnered, and married individuals she shares how her work enables people to enhance the love they give, appreciate the love they receive, & build the framework for a lasting and fulfilling relationship. We get into what Monica calls the Big 3 (shame, blame, guilt) that keep us from self love and how we can learn to embrace the missteps that lead us to love.

Monica Berg is the author of Rethink Love, Fear is Not an Option, The Gift of Being Different children’s book, co-host of the popular Spiritually Hungry podcast, a globally sought-after speaker and a researcher of human habits that hold us back. For over 20 years, she has counseled thousands of individuals and couples (even attending 500+ weddings of couples she’s advised) and has been happily married to a Rabbi for 25 years. She’s on a mission to help people bring light and strength into even the most challenging experiences by changing the one thing we can control: ourselves.

You can connect with Monica & learn more about her work here:

https://rethinklife.today/

https://www.spirituallyhungrypodcast.com/

https://www.facebook.com/monicaberg74

https://www.instagram.com/monicarberg74