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With Dr. Jeanie Iberlin Author of The Unbelievable Power of Feeling In this episode, I sit down with transformational coach and author Dr. Jeanie Iberlin to explore something we don't talk about enough, the power of feeling and why this matters. Jeanie shares how our emotions are not obstacles. They are doorways back to our soul. Doorways to clearing old conditioning, past trauma, and inherited…
Mother's Day can bring up a swirl of emotions—joy, grief, resentment, or longing. If your heart feels tender around this time, this episode and meditation is for you. We explore the often-invisible "mother wound"—not what was said, but what wasn't. It lives in the quiet spaces: the comfort that never came, the sensitivity that was too much, the silence you learned to keep just to feel safe. These…
Podcast Episode 219: Chakra Ascension Meditation – Clear Blocks & Step Into Your Power Welcome to this 21-minute Chakra Ascension Meditation , a journey through all eight chakras to release blocks, awaken your inner wisdom, and realign with your truth. The Spring Equinox marks a time of renewal and balance—the perfect moment to reflect on what you're ready to create and what's been holding you…
In today's episode of Mindful Pause, Audrey sits down with healer and spiritual guide Meredith Rahm to dive into the seven core wounds of the modern priestess—and how we can heal them. These ancestral wounds, deeply rooted in our DNA, often show up as fears, insecurities, and blocks that hold us back from our true power. Meredith walks us through the seven wounds: 1. The Persecution Wound: A fear…
Hi dear one, We've all been there—scrolling through social media, comparing our lives to someone else's highlight reel. Or getting stuck in the cycle of complaining or criticizing. These "cancers of the mind," as Jay Shetty calls them, create so much unnecessary suffering. But here's the good news: We can choose differently. My dear friend Jeanie Iberlin shared her 3 C's for joy: compassion,…
Episode Summary: Your home isn't just a place—it's an extension of you. And if your environment is working against you, it's subtly draining your energy in ways you may not even realize. That's why I'm so excited to have Mia Danielle on the podcast today! Mia is a YouTube creator, host of The Mind Your Home Podcast, and author of Downsizing. She's an expert in minimalist living and designing a…
Have you ever found yourself waiting for the "perfect" time? The perfect weight, the perfect moment, the perfect conditions to finally go after what you desire? In this episode, I share a deeply personal experience about overcoming perfectionism and stepping into trust. After years of waiting for the "right" moment, I finally said yes to an opportunity that wasn't ideal—at least not in my mind. I…
Show Notes for Episode 214: Embracing Transformation – A New Moon Meditation In this special episode of The Mindful Pause Podcast, host Audrey Sutton Mills guides listeners through a meditation aligned with the energies of the New Moon, Lunar New Year, and the ancient festival of Imbolc. This period symbolizes transformation, renewal, and the planting of new intentions. Key Themes: • Lunar New…
Hi friend, Over the holidays, I fell into a familiar trap. My calendar was bursting with events and to-dos, and I was running myself ragged. Eventually, I got sick, angry, and exhausted. I didn't like who I was becoming. But then, I remembered a tool I write about in my book: Notice. Pause. Choose again. It's so simple yet so powerful. I noticed I was out of alignment, paused to reset, and chose a…
Recently, I was planning my dream retreat in Italy when something felt…off. My mind was buzzing with excitement, but my heart kept whispering: Conserve your energy. Focus on what you came here to do. It wasn't easy to let go of the planning and ideas swirling in my head. It was like a devil on one shoulder and an angel on the next. I kept second guessing my inner wisdom and answers. Those old…
