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Hey friends, in this week’s episode of The Music of Life, I’m diving deep into something that’s been swirling in my heart lately—love after divorce. This journey isn't easy, and I know so many of you are out there trying to make sense of how to trust again, how to love again, and more importantly, how to not lose yourself in the process. I’ve been reflecting on my own story, the healing that’s happened, and how I’ve grown into someone who now values emotional depth, high vibrations, and divine timing over anything casual or surface-level.

I open up about how our childhood wounds, relationship role models (or lack thereof), and inner work all play a part in how we show up for love. I share insights from a powerful long-distance connection that came at the most unexpected time in my life and what it taught me about God’s timing, real love, and emotional safety. If you’re navigating your own healing post-divorce or wondering what a healthy love can even look like, this episode is for you.

Episode Highlights:

[0:21] - Talking about love and dating post-divorce—and how so many of us carry unhealed baggage.
[3:50] - That unexpected long-distance relationship and the magic of divine timing.
[6:45] - Feeling emotionally seen and supported, even without meeting in person.
[8:36] - Why I don’t fear being alone and how that shifted everything for me.
[10:15] - The importance of not losing ourselves in relationships again.
[12:37] - Raising our vibration to attract love that matches our healing.
[14:48] - Breaking free from toxic relationship patterns and rewriting the story.
[17:25] - Redefining modern masculine and feminine roles in love.
[19:50] - Emotional value women bring and why both partners need to do the inner work.
[21:50] - A glimpse into what I’ll cover in future episodes on love and dating post-divorce.

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