Spiritual lessons, ever present, lightly touch one's heart tickled by a memory, an observance, an unusual moment. These encounters come to urge the arising of our understanding, compassion and divinity positioning. The Arise With E podcast with E. Claudette Freeman - takes the charge to share from the moments that appear to help us arise. Arise With E is part of The WWA – The Write Word Awakened Movement, an Emily Claudette Freeman Vibe.
There is nothing worse then realizing a gauge in your car is working funky. It's really a huge mess when the gauges in your life are just as off! Trust that!
From one dead situation to another, the weight of it all overwhelms. Why then do we carry the dead in coffins chained to our lives?
Sometimes we end up in ditches we dug and then look for a kindly Samaritan to wander on by. You might want to grab something and come on out.
There is something amazing about you that will transform something when your gift is unwrapped.
Need a great way to deal with that HORRIBLE WEEK? How about act like a two-year old and write on the walls?
In the midst of its intimidating winds, rains and rumblings - a storm can bring the most profound messages at just the write time. E. Claudette Freeman asks why you don't listen to the storms.
E. Claudette Freeman believes there is a word of purpose instilled at us at birth. Through various seasons that word changes or shifts, but it is always true to purpose.
Sometimes, we may need to look at our lives through the eyes of a productivity expert. Find out why E. Claudette Freeman feels that way in this episode of Arise, Write, Release.
Why do we discard the comfort of our truths, the comfort of those things and people who were and are still significant? It's a question, E. Claudette Freeman tackles in this episode of Arise, Write, Release
In this edition of Arise, Write, Release - E. Claudette Freeman ponders why it is so easy to promote another's spiritual mandate, while ignoring our own.
A treasure, a hurricane and your power to speak to a storm. E. Claudette Freeman takes it under consideration on this edition of Arise, Write, Release.