"A Truth Call" (Part 1) TransformativePlays.org Co-Founder, Artist and Creative Strategy Lead, Erin Flowers and guest, therapist, Eve, embark on a honest and free flowing conversation that sparks and sparkles with epiphanies, transformation, self reflection, curiosity, joy, energy, gratitude and love.The below description is A.I. generated, but actually quite human and accurate, so I am including it... And if you're craving monologues I'm posting Part 2 of this episode NOW with accompanying Mental Strength/Health monologues as "Food for Thought" in relationship to this discussion (or ala carte:)) Please enjoy!A.I. Says ((so it must be true): ha ha ha (be mindful and aware of who and WHAT YOU'RE LETTING feed your mind... in this instance it's a good roadmap if you're one who wants to know in advance where you're headed...otherwise skip, hit play, and go on the blindfolded treasure hunt like we did...:-) I promise there's gold at the end:)))A discussion about the importance of openness and curiosity, likening it to a childlike wonder. The conversation then shifts to the concept of ego and anger, with one person sharing an epiphany about internalizing anger towards themselves. This realization was sparked by a meditation accountability partner who pointed out the harshness of their self-talk.A personal anecdote about a frustrating experience returning a product to Trader Joe’s sparked a discussion about anger and projection. The conversation then shifted to a more positive experience of connecting with a friend through compassion and understanding, which led to a profound sense of love and connection. The speaker also shared their experience of living in the suburbs for the first time, finding it foreign and challenging, but also an opportunity to create community through small acts of kindness and acknowledgment.The speaker discusses their preference for walking in the middle of the street, a habit influenced by safety concerns and a desire for open space. They also explain their choice to do yoga in the street, citing anonymity and a connection to the earth. The conversation explores the benefits of authenticity and the positive outcomes of embracing one’s true self.The conversation highlights the shared love for outdoor activities, particularly yoga and connecting with nature. The speakers discuss their unique practices, including doing yoga in cemeteries and feeling a deep connection to the energy of the place. They express gratitude for the authentic and grounding nature of their conversation, finding it a safe space to be their true selves.The speaker expresses gratitude and love, acknowledging the other person’s unique energetic sense and ability to feel things in the universe. The other person reciprocates the sentiment...If you have any questions, want to be a guest or are interested in learning more about TRANSFORMATIVEPLAYS.ORG please email [email protected].

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