Soul Loveth w/ Shan
Ahhh.... You didn't come across this podcast by chance... You've been seeking answers about "who you are" "what makes you happy "what's your true purpose in life'... You've been goin' through the motions tryin' to make it all make sense... Soul Loveth was inspired to help answer these questions and more on this ever evolving journey of life...Fueled by the love story of the young Shulammite woman from Songs of Solomon, it follows this young African sister as she journey's through self discovery and initiation into woman hood. Layered with raw honesty about her insecurities, curiosity, passions and determination to connect with her ultimate Love (herself/God). This young Queen commits herself to "Do the Deep Work" required to live her truest, most authentic life... Unapologetically.Join Shan (Owner of Alabasta Wellness Boutique & Salon, Mother, Mentor and Holistic coach) - as she share insights and conversations that encourage you to start recognizing and embracing the things you gravitate to naturally. Through these insights, you'll begin to peel back the layers of who you really are and what makes you feel alive and Whole... From your favorite foods, music, colors, vacation spots, books, hobbies, social causes, people, fashion, movies etc... From key life experiances, health, wellness, financial literacy, relationship struggles and celebrations. All of these collective occurrences can be used as a clear indicator of what your inspires your growth to your truest, most beneficial self -- Ultimately helping you to recognize, embrace and Celebrate what your "Soul Loveth"... Let's journey together!
Soul Loveth w/ Shan
What Is Your Soft Hobby Preparing You For? Reflections from Octavia Butler's "Parable of the Sower"
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Hey Lovelies,
Sometimes the quiet things we love are doing the deepest work in us. In this episode of Soul Loveth with Shan, I’m sharing how picking up reading again — and choosing Octavia Butler’s Parable of the Sower — has been stirring something powerful in me. Butler’s words about preparation, resilience, and self-sufficiency feel like a mirror for the times we’re living through.
This is a soft conversation about the small, sacred ways we get ready for what’s ahead — even when we don’t realize it.
As you listen, take a moment to ask yourself:
• What gifts are your quiet joys planting in you right now?
• How might your soft hobby be growing the strength you’ll one day need?
Let’s honor the slow becoming - nothing we do is without purpose.
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