49. The Intricacies of Divine Connections and Living a Spiritual Life ~ with Wairimu Njoroge

We’re wrapping up the summer conversation series with a discussion about divine connections and living a spiritual life between me and a woman I consider to be my soul sister, Wairimu Njoroge.

Wairimu is a Healing Conversationalist, Strategist, and Therapist whose specialty is in supporting individuals, families and communities in identifying and closing gaps in their mental health, to facilitate restoration, healing, and recreation of sustainable meaningful living.

We talked about so many soul-centred topics, including…

• What sparked our divine connection a few months ago and how our friendship has evolved in intentionality since then
• Occupying the space of “becoming” and embracing the uncertainty of life
• How Wairimu serves others as a therapist and a healing conversationalist
• Wairimu’s journey with spirituality and how it has supported her and impacted her approach to life in empowering ways
• Our experiences of leaning into our spirituality to understand, navigate, and heal anxiety
• What it feels like to make a divine connection, how to recognize that you’ve experienced one, and what these connections can bring to your life
• How to attract, welcome, and nurture divine connections in your life
• Wairimu’s words of advice for anyone who wants to live in deeper connection with their spirituality

Wairimu has so much wisdom and light to share. I hope our conversation helps you find solace, connection, and a pathway towards the most peaceful part of your soul.

Check out Wairimu and all her amazing work on Psychology Today at https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/therapists/wairimu-njoroge-toronto-on/838359 and on Black Therapist List at https://www.blacktherapistlist.com/find-a-therapist/gid/100770/wairimu-njoroge. You can also connect with her on Instagram @wairimunjoroge49 and LinkedIn

As always you can reach me at my email shealynivany@livingembrace.ca, on my website www.livingembrace.ca, and on Instagram @living.embrace

Thank you so much for listening!