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210. El Viaje de Sanación y Comunicación Intuitiva con María Paulina
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María Paulina tiene un título en educación y por más de 15 años enseñó a niños, adolescentes y adultos. Sin embargo, siguiendo las directrices de su alma, desde hace poco más de 10, se dedica a la comunicación intuitiva. Con el deseo de apoyar procesos de transformación en personas y animales a través de la comunicación intuitiva, precisamente, creó Amada Vida Mía… desde donde presta varios tipos de consultas y enseña comunicación animal, entre otras cosas. Y es la fundadora del Hogar Animal El Rincón. Además, María Paulina ha escrito 3 novelas tranformativas, un libro de autoayuda y un libro testimonial de edición limitada sobre la vida de un gran tenor colombiano. Porque escribir es algo que lleva dentro desde niña.
Canal de Youtube: https://youtube.com/@yosoymariapaulina?si=5SSE96nqhtVi9W15
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yosoymariapaulina?igsh=eGxwdjBiZjk3MDMy&utm_source=qr
Temas que hablamos:
• Experiencias Intuitivas Tempranas: Desde los cuatro años, María Paulina sintió un profundo "dolor de mundo" y vivió experiencias de desdoblamiento y viajes espontáneos a vidas pasadas, lo que transformó su visión de la existencia.
• Transición a la Comunicación Intuitiva: La grave enfermedad de su hija en 2014 la llevó a la meditación, abriendo sus canales para que seres fallecidos y animales comenzaran a comunicarse con ella, un proceso que describe como "soltar las riendas" y ser su yo auténtico.
• Nueva Percepción de la Muerte: Su comunicación con el "otro lado" ha transformado su relación con la muerte de dolorosa a una certeza de "plenitud absoluta" para quienes parten, aunque el dolor humano por la ausencia física sigue presente.
• Inquietudes Comunes de Clientes: La pregunta más frecuente que recibe es "¿están bien?" (personas o animales fallecidos), especialmente cuando la muerte fue por eutanasia, buscando aliviar la culpa y traer tranquilidad.
• Proceso de Comunicación: María Paulina no requiere objetos físicos (salvo foto de animales para centrar la energía); los seres se manifiestan con claridad solo durante las consultas, razón por la cual se describe como "comunicadora intuitiva" en lugar de médium.
• Mensaje de Animales Fallecidos (Honrar la Vida): Los animales que han partido piden a sus humanos "honrar la vida de ellos en lugar de sufrir su muerte", recordando su felicidad y contribuciones, lo que ayuda a cortar un hilo energético para su evolución.
• Mensaje de Animales Fallecidos (Animales "Atrapados"): Si persiste la inquietud sobre un animal fallecido, se recomienda buscar un comunicador animal que pueda liberarlo de un estado de "atrapamiento" del otro lado.
• Acompañar la Muerte Animal: Al acompañar a un animal moribundo, lo más importante es la "quietud energética" y un acompañamiento digno (calma, sosiego, poca interrupción física) para que su alma pueda desprenderse en un entorno amoroso.
Contacta a Kendra Rinaldi https://www.griefgratitudeandthegrayinbetween.com/
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Transcript
Introduction to 'Grief, Gratitude and the Gray in Between'
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Yo sigo llorando con la muerte, pero hoy lloro por mí. Lloro
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no
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So I I
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Hello, welcome to the podcast Grief, Gratitude and the Gray in Between. Historias de duelo gratitud. This podcast was created to explore the feelings of loss and that live processes of loss.
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It's my intention that
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I'm Kendra Rinaldi, your anfitriona. Here's the episode of today.
Meet Maria Paulina: Author and Spiritual Guide
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I'm super excited to be in the podcast today, so that you can listen to Maria Paulina. Maria Paulina sal colorado for maion it is married yeah auelaentminauela e there's the jae onea the kaas rika a
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and The Hog Animal, El Rincón. She also is author of several novels. I read one of them. One of your novels, I read. And also books of Autogood.
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Her work seeks accompany processes of healing and the spiritual and emotional side. Super happy to have you, Pao.
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Super feliz de estar aquí Kendra, muchísimas gracias por permitirme estar en este espacio, me encanta. No,
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Me encanta Pau. Bueno, bueno, bueno, porque así la gente si me oyen así para que sepan, pero si María Paulina, aquí para todos ustedes. ¿Qué tienes? Dice Pau en tu tatuaje.
Personal Story: Baby Shower Insights
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I was in a baby shower that I told my wife and his wife, and a activity was to make a baby shower in honor of the baby. you na rapon it as a namani jita nno no ah al bewe Yes.
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e how was it that evolved your Colombia.
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studied in college, I was born in
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I have no influence being the childhood, things that I didn't understand. I felt a lot of others, I felt a lot of pain from world, from very little. I have memories of those four years ago. So, it was difficult for me to be world,
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and into see very fisil paraammi com main el muo porque además a esa edad uno no tiene ni idea de lo que le está pasando y uno cree que todo eso es de uno. Y pues tenía experiencias de desdoblamiento muchísimas veces, desde los 12 años hasta los 18 meses, me desdoblé todas las noches, entonces no pegaba el ojo, no tenía con quién hablar de estas cosas, porque primero uno no cree que eso es algo de lo que se tiene que hablar y segundo, pues con quién.
Exploring Out-of-Body Experiences
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explica más qué es desdoblarse para los que no entienden. and me experience japanesepa on all des zola me andtora joer ra loo hospara i me or miri local person and nonmanmentte as In and is
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A veces esto tomaba horas. Una vez tuve una experiencia de esta ya estando más grande, tenía alrededor de 23 años y estaba viviendo con Johanna y Mabelín.
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Estaba viviendo donde mi tía. Ella se había, Johanna y Mabelín, mis primas, las mejores amigas de Kendra. jo mariao a caionni you yo e star manolakaita de mar yeahja relo I and I and
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sha quaro and butja It was so much the pain that I to let it, I'm going to let it, and I and in the bed,
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And that's what matters, let's talk about things that they can't even prove. And well, one opens the door, life sometimes teaches you that being prudent is important. And I had that experience. yeah maybe I had another experience that I a ago, was very little.
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I was with a person, with a graphic designer, an audiovisual artist. Well, I'm absolutely wonderful, that is the me with i don't say too commercialia don't theynaticculo the a career this ecentro commercial commercial store,
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Y yo sentí como si yo hubiera entrado en una dimensión diferente. Y a mí me dio una sensación muy extraña. Y yo le dije a y me está pasando algo que no me ha pasado nunca.
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Quédate aquí conmigo al ladito porque puede ser que me descompense. Ella me miraba con los ojos desorbitados. Yo recibí las baterías y cuando ya nos salimos de ese espacio me tuve que sentar.
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because was going to get away and was going to fall. And what happened was how they see in the it that
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Son vidas que además se presentan con
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Y me resolvieron el gran misterio de la parte de mi vida que más me venía agobiando, que más me había dolido.
Embracing Spiritual Practices and Gifts
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Y así empezaron a suceder cosas. Y entonces yo, bueno, como yo no yo dije, pues no.
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Pues yo empecé a bloquear todo eso porque a mí me daba mucho miedo. And I said,
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I have a the And My daughter had two and I had started.
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That almost ended with her. So she had a to the mom that she needs to be. Not the mom that my head is full of panic that I have to Or what the external voices that have to be.
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ah but isn in and you too ahkida ka is na yeah Y yo empiezo a escuchar al uno, escuchar al otro. yo empecé a hacer meditación. Yo sabía hacer meditación y yo la había abandonado.
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yo empecé a meditar, yo hago meditación trascendental. yo empecé a hacer meditación.
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I could be the mother that my daughter needed to be. I could be the mother that my daughter needed. I could be the mother that she needed, but that same energy led me to review myself. And one day my daughter, still in recovery, told me,
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may meieval um mean i really sorry i mean mis india me prop so i we cooper as soon me Mama, you have to stop doing things for me, start things for you or you will get sick. that day closed computer, closed the the education,
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and opened and opened a thing called Pedagogia para la Vida. Pedagogia para la the me. themselves to these states of plenitude?
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i do a last space so ah da are yesim mean i to style the planetu
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Y entonces eso fue lo que hice, transicioné hacia allá. Y en los encuentros con las personas sin yo esperármelo, Kendra, de pronto había una presencia allí yo,
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you yukikekinaakki so parisiala wellay luna parisia itique i i muto la man but it see those up And is So,
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And so, those encounters that seemed very different from the earth were taking a different way. ejupeiia sera lugar is the last teleas per so which i mass pro profound eja lookgar thela them and come and take if we comeplace I and what expand and become more who one is reality.
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Fundamental, that's what happens, one becomes who one has always been. sim brail porque le permitía a con
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yes to aka expand And expanding animals without that I never expected. hamas me leperara justton lolanennio andianilo penenilo I I I never expected this animals to talk to me.
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And that experience with the bird me made it go to Google and ask me if talking with animals was real. it was indeed it. That was
Communicating with Animals: A New Journey
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me.
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I learned it voluntarily. I learned a way to do it. It became me. And also became me. I did it in my own time.
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Then I connected with people and shared communication. We do it in real time. laermi propa the em laoma connector conna spec nail lets compact the a lacomuni caio o laemo en teorre a Allí, como esto que estamos haciendo, yo me contacto con la conciencia del animalito y ya el animal me va diciendo todo lo que necesita expresar.
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Y así llegué a esto, un pasito a la vez. No, el miedo, cerrabas, tapabas, ¿no?
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and they moa said butkatedo alo e connoilo And sometimes it's like, no, no, no, this no, this no can be done. And like we're blocking that energy
The Flow of Energy and Accepting Gifts
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flow. And when you let flow, it's that then all your...
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to journey, your journey, your life was said, I mean,
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kniiamos casceique ferun como loian do commo cappoendo You talked about this veil when you crossed one of these spaces. In part, are taping parts of our being through the the
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japomo centrallya And that's what I hear in the Like I me hostcon understand and that already got that ben had kiana said to And job but with the huge joiaas totan day that to figure out who I I grow. I'm going to be 50 years this year and a for sharing that, Pau.
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It's with all love, right? I have 55 years and I feel like I'm growing all the days. I'm like Kendra, my daughter of 4 years old.
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I have them to a floor the piel. I'm identical my daughter, four years old, because got me. got me
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And I gave myself a voice, decide to be completely myself. I'm ready for that.
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That's what that means. Except, except that I have two conditions. except o ok pengolos con conditionist Una, que lo que sea yo no me asuste.
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No quiero nada que se manifieste de tal manera que me asuste. Y dos, nada que sea, nada que traspase los límites de se entiende como cosas de luz.
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Esas son mis dos condiciones. Siempre dentro del ámbito de la luz y que a me genere tranquilidad. Y eso... Eso hizo que un tapón se saliera.
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Y parte de lo que sucedió cuando yo dije eso, además de que yo terminé en Egipto y no me vas a preguntar porque jamás en la vida me
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in e yeah g And then when return to Egypt, I start talking with animals already
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no necessary i mean toos sorry a kewa pass but bus to faith the certainty that what will happen when one let it but look ah sayak apaar can no theyha yeah yeah caia la laval luta de port theyray a case love me heart but i won know but i you tennessa fe is a traquilia e e okay he's still had mar castte but imitro a you la goakeki i'm not de least our but can see para but
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um so let i mean they seeha so mean and those stuff one umma you but but atti ja castteniooszatabyens yes
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Esa pregunta está tan perfectamente bien construida. Te agradezco tanto por eso.
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I remember that the first person who died in my life was my father's mother. remember that I was like
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she, in the middle of the confusion, said, but more pacific.
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You know my mom, my mom has been very well educated, very good models, and poor girl, that was what she came
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eo yeah caia mutchii mommi per branddara marte grazi yes salos mu
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gracias a animales personas humanas, se ha transformado diametralmente.
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Para mí la muerte era una experiencia supremamente dolorosa, debilitante.
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Era una experiencia que... I saw what I saw and what felt was that people were a man, I saw a man who was lost,
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seia kaullavi Y yo la viví así. Yo viví la
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Y
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yo sigo llorando con la muerte, pero lloro por mí.
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Lloro porque siento, porque veo a esa humana sintiendo ese dolor profundo porque ya no
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So I I I have to live.
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On the other hand, I have a reality, a information about the death that prevents me Que me impide simplemente quedarme en un duelo eternamente.
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Yo creo que es, yo lo sé porque yo los veo, les hablo, me cuentan.
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Eso me transforme en mí. in the sense that I and
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has allowed me to live with them, people will ask, how are you going to live with them something
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that are living those who are not in the physical plane. Because I'm who I am, I have had experiences of being able to feel through them what they feel to be on the other side.
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And if I compare what a person in can be,
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even having a
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So I could never make a a me,
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when the different, and in
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So, I that information, puts a brake my mind.
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Only because I already have that experience, but was a process.
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Yes, it was... Because you've lived it, like you it helps to have that perception. For example, I don't have lived it like you said, like you said, I feel it. So, feel that...
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into ah centto gay this is the and um from ah lo ramo gama I it, is like between the two.
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and in a taxed eniavi the who does you know star commoque andrellos do Por ejemplo, una vez tuve una conversación con mi papá, voy
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and O sea, entonces dame tiempo. Y a veces es eso, que uno siente una felicidad absoluta por los que han fallecido. Si uno de verdad siente, wow, están en...
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in a better place, they are not see someone suffering, animal or a person, whatever. But look at the says so sorry likeo elbaio ono gen what is, is
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I think the pain not that it ends, but that it turns we learning, changing the we express the pain based on our experiences. But I love all this. Pau, when people come to you, bamo umbien come upindi ando wa bacaiandola formma e como quisallo exppressamos el elueo basal com deens pedro no me minca datoist so wow gudo but so as being an athe when they come to you because they want communication with is this
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There is a all the people who want to communicate with people and It is if they are fine. It is what appears in all. And varies.
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yes css etanen is como lucky looking to ah bad ai you idea no a
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kero sa keero poer como com proa kiropo real minte asset I me may help me. That's a jewel it so nas second part of how they are, that is more of the person. But do i ah there third thing that happens that has to do with animals.
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that has murdered euthanasia, because they are very different. What happens in the person is very different when the animal died in a natural way, because there is a lot guilt anger. is if that animal believes
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So, fundamentally, that is what, in general, what happens. who Normalmente es como La no
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Cuando tienen una cita contigo, have something present to the person, will that, the for
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When it's the animal, I ask a photo. When it's person, I the the person, I I and energy that is present.
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I call it intuitive, because it has very particular characteristics in me. So I invite people to feel the tranquility of saying, Maria Paulina, I want to talk to dad, I want to talk to my sister.
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So, there's a photo, but there's no photo. And normally what happens is that you, a
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¿Por qué te ayuda a tener
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Qué curioso, ¿no? Es realmente bastante curioso. Porque los animales no se me manifiestan con aspecto físico.
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So when and anything to do I and camilozum manosin but <unk>tintos andtiolundo lao manus We have a great identification with our physical aspect, but the animals don't. So, thislaators e of
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see do memo ra da commo doera alund raz gofiico personally am mulado edaasaque soi do Those animals, that's not what they have in mind. When in and for
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they personally are caperluosia cla luque so so yourpi photos for me Yes, yes, yes, to be able to connect with that the coniss handly specific energy.
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Okay, so with all that, then the connections, your clients are at you, you have all these connections. How is your process of how, okay, I'm...
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aritasto Ahorita no estoy trabajando.
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¿Cómo es tu proceso de poder tener como también esos boundaries, barreras? Un poco de barreras y espacio para ti misma con tu parte intuitiva y de medium.
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Well, it's don't know me, I So,
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Sí me pasa que veces estoy caminando veo que algo pasó y yo, bueno, pues pasó. Esta mañana venía caminando por el corredor y formando y ya yo digo, pero no tienen interés en tener ningún contacto conmigo, solamente están ahí.
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El contacto con estos seres es exclusivamente cuando yo estoy en consulta. e con And
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So it's not something that I feel like, well, right now, not until now.
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And how has it been for you? For example, your life then with your mother's death, that was like, well, you were saying to your mom, okay, no I'm so hard, like in this moment, no, this is not prudence.
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How was, after, later, when you were telling you that you could have had that communication, have had conversations with him how you changed to prop your own relationship with your struggles, for example, in the
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your comami papa and so so then fer me I and so i'll goca you mood but don't really that just our des a raion poquejo loque saa rakami papa say I in perfect,
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say don't look at a cay white i clo ok mama c y que él iba a me me en mí.
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Yo he tenido varias charlas con mi papá, No con mi mi
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Eh, con mi papá he tenido conversaciones, peleas, de todo, o sea, ¿cómo se te ocurrió esto? Mírame cómo me dejaste con tal cosa. Haceme el favor y me ayudas, pues, desde donde estás más te vale.
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Qué lindo. O sea, que sigue como... O sea, como que la relación sigue de la misma igual
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Es idéntico. Yo me sigo relacionando con mi papá y con mi abuela, idéntico a como yo lo hacía en vida. Idéntico. Entonces, en ese momento me he dado cuenta. Sí.
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Que ya había cambiado tu forma de ver. ¿Cómo... How is it for you that you thought was correct.
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love look look and see look at twopeza How is it for you in our society? You live in Colombia, where maybe there are many things that people say or things like that around people who have this gift. Have you noticed something like that?
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eteon as no talo while go um more name the prehuio or like you
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they calllapercepion Because I am a very solitary don't move in And in myself. it's not possible to be myself.
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no puoerino don misma
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justsisi gay not ta on yeah um um me yeah just the food but jo sit to a mutass experience as the the wling or said jossy se youok hintel re or mia yeahmi mar yeah maryian koo I
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Siempre tuve los que me miraban como estas como raras. O a estas a las que no le podemos burlar. Ese tipo de cosas me pasaban mucho en mi adolescencia.
Societal Perceptions and Growing Up with Gifts
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Hoy adulta. nothing but need they a application no and where window selo and they they persona conna keio crii general noo and naia theper so not accept um group itto chickkitio mino thought the company rami del callli the lutimoolleio okay they k in alkalaos swimus e you know tengo me me no tengo ni idea yo me imagino que debe ser rarísimo
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Because I grew up the
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okay they back to la hete we said the ke to yao co as i see that when one doesn't necessarily fit in society in general thinks.
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But I your answer, that you don't have any idea, because in últimas, when one is so sure of who his life mission, like you are doing now,
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like lainon de lo deas reelivre balone perkinnoes eanno lo a balli and to says definitefini the the a kumao lacentte
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sonó muy parecido a lo que estabas diciendo que vivió tu hija. Y tu hija también tiene unos a hacer ese switch de no solo ser la mamá que ella necesitaba, pero también ser la mamá que quizá, sorry a tu mami que también...
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la no sé cómo fue tu mamá, por respeto a la
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Also, to the are asarla then through the stottra plano at the empo and ruhima está como medio paralelo al otro?
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No sé, dije mucho, pero no sé, ahí creo que me captas dentro de mi explicación, mi pregunta larga. Yo creo que entendí, yo creo que entendí, yo creo que
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it very... My mom always defended mom was the person who was in college was in front of the rector, the teachers,
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joe la east mui mimama himre me mama simply may they find you send mema mar ra la pera ok while callle he he same powerwe salre toalos pro professor i was that mom. My mom never looked for the mom that looked for the other side.
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Never.
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elollaio um um which has basis so say
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this type of the problem
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So I'm sure that my mom, nobody in
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scar jobatante my sita kewa Entonces, todavía era una época anterior a la tuya.
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Lo que yo siento que tuvo mi hija, que yo no tuve, fue contención emocional.
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My mom didn't even know that I needed emotional content. And and needed emotional content. How to offer what one another needs.
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it excuse me ma money she get a sa vi joni saysi towersionnimo commore say loqueno says sa lot is a sit
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Necesito esto de ti. Si lo único que esa persona está haciendo es viviendo, ahogándose en esa experiencia que está viviendo desde la inmadurez de su edad,
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And also from a to Help me.
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So this aana party there of the connection of my mom with me.
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I have to work to support these girls in the best way, because all of that my mom did with creces.
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This other part, no, because she didn't have it that that was supposed to in her. joe nay eminent I born in a sensitive way.
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I brought information in myself. Nobody had to have said, mom, connect with your daughter, mom, because I was born in that way. And that can sound very nice, but that is very difficult.
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Being so connected can be very hard. So, andton say jamaonetamona man take on me hapo do raisone onea po misorium and say no can I me
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like going yournemos here kind The when one takes that equation, it leaves vacuum that I feel complicated. y que deja marcas para siempre.
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Entonces yo venía con esa información por mi historia y por quién yo era. Entonces con mi hija yo me conecto desde ese lugar. Y es la forma en la que yo desarrollo o diseño la relación con mi hija.
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Siempre desde la conexión emocional, desde verla, realmente verla,
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Porque yo crecí en el deber ser, deber hacer, deber tener.
Raising a Daughter with Emotional Connection
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Entonces yo hago, yo corto, digamos, un poco allí con esa información que venía en mi familia. Y lo segundo que hago es que al yo estar en otro lugar, ya no soy la niña a la sino la adulta mother of the daughter who is and or natural in me Kendra.
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is natural for me. think kaja manji so your major way gene he may be may free e you may saying take on a director deachierrato ihi aki I said,
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Y que ella termine el año cuando ella pueda It is to say, without force, without force, without force, they joined me. a couple of years later, when my daughter had graduated, she didn't graduate from that school, the director came to me with very beautiful words, very beautiful, very beautiful, with very validations. So...
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So, what you just said, you did this for your daughter, but your mother also did that for you, in a certain way when she was in school, or in a different way, but I'm seeing so many similar patterns in things like you as mother, like your mother, like your mother, how do you say advocate?
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Abogar. Abogar. Abogar. Abogar por esta persona y especialmente en el caso de un niño y cómo estaban, tanto tú como tu mami,
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doing that for And I see this of with in these processes that you have done.
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Right? Yes, much. Or completely broken because they lived like and its those processors can it yeah see who chotoal men tell ram pier and poqueta be we' come Yes.
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but fight sim me lightis but yeah sand rotos pocajaes east trump per same ah se patron andkitawa me ah more and but g more gimo the da da least story yeah Pau, here we can talk about another hour more about this topic, but da for the in
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<unk>avvia fta comatir conoss casamis cuhand
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What do you feel when your people here in process so might with a little more dignity.
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Okay, let's go.
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ah some bo operaper flowur butak can those are those castis cuchando but es this one eun regalo porquesto says e aproositor ta alfina le periggo com ablamo de commoos and comun car contigo but etooneregalo pateos casanas guhanddo but mutualos stmo jotangoosakki ketannaan am e to suprema meant important and to say Thank you, Pao, for this gift. With all the love of the world.
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but signny mileles scan parttido etanbiiando sitosionness The and realize the sentiments that we are alimentating here for their part. they usually ask that their humans here aki Honren la vida de ellos en lugar de sufrir su muerte.
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Y que los honren desde recordar lo
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Si las personas a... sea yeah per maninte reccu reim cho ruil and suorasonian sucawe san towa Si será que está bien.
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Si es que a mí me late que no. Por la forma en la ese animal murió. Es muy importante. Lo recomiendo de todo corazón que recurran un comunicador animal que se pueda comunicar con animales fallecidos.
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El de su preferencia. ¿Por qué? Porque yo me he encontrado con que muchas veces eso que la persona está sintiendo es algo que el animal le de del otro lado.
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So it's very important to make case of that pálpito. Well, sometimes it's only the mind of the person who has a in
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yeahja animal calli lot escape and kdo na ma lea and look mad says sitaer on the And to
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el said
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physical plane. He understands his mental part, what is happening. His organs are collaborating and
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Entonces, los animales piden que por favor esos humanos, si bien ellos entienden que para los humanos el proceso de la
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going to a wonderful place, but to be able to it, they to leave this no imaia tocamintu but i cant say stra galalma loquestacieno Ojalá oración.
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momento elevar una plegaria al cielo, de celebrar aunque se llore.
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Y luego, luego. When that person has managed to release, in this case, animal, it's the person who allows what needs. But in that moment, please enter a level of sense of sense that allows them to understand what is happening allow them to be in a world of amorous environment.
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That's it. ummo this mean canta ah lo a his step as priedro andra and process so eteotto said I process this and
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iugoja pu but wasund not no noaarlos ah ah know i a nuest tro go there look noremo fortari noremo ortadi it primero andra And local yeah but i say o sa comemo out i would eat lela but a lure capasse primero loggo ja pe permo centralra Nosotros. Entonces, me parece divino.
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podcast. Estoy segura que va ser muy...
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to you. Some of them may have had work with you. How do they communicate with you, Pau?
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Gracias. Besitos.
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Gracias por elegir escuchar el episodio de hoy. Espero que hayas podido encontrar un poco de consuelo.
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