Break Free from Emotional Baggage with Tenya Eickenberg
Tune in for a powerful conversation with Tenya Eickenberg, an energy healer and certified self-care coach. After struggling with depression and anxiety for years, Tenya discovered the transformative impact of energy healing, allowing her to break free from limiting beliefs and fully embrace her life’s purpose.
In this episode, Tenya opens up about her personal healing journey, the challenges she faced growing up with a bipolar parent, and the pivotal moments that led her to energy healing. She also dives into the hidden impact of entities, ancestral baggage, and emotional imprints—and how clearing them can radically transform your mental and emotional well-being.
What You'll Learn in This Episode:
- Tenya’s personal journey from emotional suppression to healing.
- How childhood conditioning impacts emotional well-being in adulthood.
- The real reason traditional therapy didn’t work for her—and what finally did.
- How trapped emotions, entities, and ancestral imprints affect your energy.
- The surprising way energy healing can clear decades of anxiety and depression.
- Why emotional healing is more than just mindset work—and how to integrate both.
- A practical tip to start your own self-healing journey today.
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- Website: designyourexistence.com
- Instagram: @designyourexistence
- Her FREE Gift: https://designyourexistence.aweb.page/p/93d0e519-baf4-4e51-97ae-95c9b7501f4e
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
00:31 Tenya's Journey into Energy Healing
03:45 Struggles and Turning Points
14:22 Discovering and Embracing Energy Work
40:04 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Transcript
Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the Art of Life podcast.
Speaker:So today I have a really really special guest with me.
Speaker:She is Tanya.
Speaker:She's an energy healer and a self care coach and she is going to be shortly
Speaker:starting her quantum healing membership.
Speaker:So there's so much that we've got to learn from her.
Speaker:So welcome on board Tanya.
Speaker:Thank you so much.
Speaker:So before we dive into everything, just walk us through your journey.
Speaker:How did you get into all of this?
Speaker:Was this your plan all along?
Speaker:And what are you doing now?
Speaker:Oh, was getting into energy healing my plan all along.
Speaker:No,
Speaker:someone asked me on, on a podcast the other day, what did
Speaker:I want to do when I was little?
Speaker:And I wanted to be a photographer.
Speaker:And ironically, that is where I met my husband.
Speaker:Um, we both worked for a photography studio, and so I think that the
Speaker:universe was kind of putting that.
Speaker:That kind of in my pathway to meet him because he was my, he was my escape from
Speaker:the, what I, what I didn't know at the time was the turmoil of, of my household.
Speaker:Um, I grew up in a home with a mom who was diagnosed with bipolar disorder
Speaker:when she was about 28 years old.
Speaker:And so I was about seven or eight years old when, when that diagnosis came in.
Speaker:So you can imagine that she was struggling.
Speaker:For, for several years before that diagnosis.
Speaker:And so she took up a lot of the emotions in the house, not realizing
Speaker:that the four of us kids in the house were unable to have emotions because.
Speaker:She was taking all of them.
Speaker:And it's not, and I'm not saying this in a, like, oh, she took them away from us.
Speaker:Like, we weren't allowed to have them because she was
Speaker:selfish and she took them all.
Speaker:She was dealing with her own stuff, right?
Speaker:It was, she, she had her own mental illness that she had to deal with.
Speaker:Then there was my dad who was learning to deal with a spouse who
Speaker:was bipolar he was in the military.
Speaker:And so he had this perceived, um, notion of how somebody was supposed to
Speaker:behave and, you know, that just kind of really threw a wrench into perspective.
Speaker:And so he had to learn how to deal with that and help us for kids.
Speaker:if you're a parent who doesn't know in the beginning how to deal
Speaker:with this stuff, how can you teach your kids how to deal with it?
Speaker:And so we learned early on to walk on eggshells, to keep our
Speaker:emotions to ourselves, to stay out of the house as much as possible.
Speaker:you know, and being that, that generation X. Uh, uh, generation, we
Speaker:are, we're known as the feral generation.
Speaker:And it's just like you, we, we raised ourselves out in the wild.
Speaker:Um,
Speaker:and there was, there were a lot of times throughout my childhood where,
Speaker:um, self care came into my awareness, but I never really picked up on it.
Speaker:Like meditate.
Speaker:My mom used to teach meditation to the kids in the neighborhood.
Speaker:And so she was showing.
Speaker:Us how to do self care, what self care to do, but not really kind of saying,
Speaker:Hey, come here and let me explain why you should be doing this and why it's a
Speaker:good idea to get started in doing this.
Speaker:And then there are a few other things that happened along the way, but the
Speaker:pivotal point for me in my journey was in when life was just, it was
Speaker:such a banger year for our family.
Speaker:It was so amazing.
Speaker:Um, our twins were graduating high school.
Speaker:My husband and our oldest were graduating from college.
Speaker:We sold the home that we, Raised our children in for 16 years and moved to our
Speaker:forever home rate on the Chesapeake face.
Speaker:We're right on the water.
Speaker:It's an absolutely beautiful community.
Speaker:My husband's job was going great.
Speaker:My job was going great.
Speaker:Our marriage was going great.
Speaker:There were no, there were no issues.
Speaker:for what was going on inside of me.
Speaker:I mean, I was, I was struggling.
Speaker:One, we moved in winter.
Speaker:And so you can't really go to the beach and enjoy the beach when it's cold out.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:know, it's, it's really hard to do that.
Speaker:And I moved into a community with my best friend.
Speaker:I had this vision of what, what this was going to be like, to me, it was
Speaker:going to be like the golden girls, like we were going to, to be over at
Speaker:each other's houses all the time, just dropping in like, Hey, I'm here, you
Speaker:know, have a cup of coffee, whatever.
Speaker:Um, but during the winter, there was none of that.
Speaker:It was still very isolating.
Speaker:Even though we were in this wonderful community, we could not enjoy
Speaker:it because it was so cold out.
Speaker:And so I started to just kind of push that stuff down because like I was, there was
Speaker:too much going on that was really good.
Speaker:Um, by the end of 2019, I had pushed it down so much that I was bursting
Speaker:into tears every few days because it was just itching to come out.
Speaker:It was just like, look, you've been pushing us down for so many years.
Speaker:It is time for you to really pay attention to what's going on.
Speaker:I was like, Nope.
Speaker:I pushed it down with alcohol.
Speaker:I started smoking again.
Speaker:I started, you know, we would go out to bars all the time.
Speaker:And so I was not eating very healthy.
Speaker:It was just, it was just, I was not taking care of myself in an effort
Speaker:to not have to take care of myself.
Speaker:If that makes any sense.
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:And so 2020 beginning of 2020.
Speaker:I was like, look, I've got, I had enough awareness of how I was feeling
Speaker:that I knew I needed some kind of help.
Speaker:And at that
Speaker:Um,
Speaker:be able to help you.
Speaker:And so I did that.
Speaker:I right at the height of covid.
Speaker:I had to call through my insurance company to get a telehealth visit because my
Speaker:doctor at the time did not offer them.
Speaker:So I had an appointment with a doctor that I never met, didn't know.
Speaker:Um, and I'm expected to like be vulnerable.
Speaker:And explain to this doctor that I've thought about running my
Speaker:vehicle into a telephone pole so I could get a few days off.
Speaker:I didn't, I, I did not feel comfortable sharing that information.
Speaker:You
Speaker:in the back of my mind, I'm like, okay, I tell them that
Speaker:I'm thinking about doing that.
Speaker:Are they now going to call?
Speaker:Call the local hospital and say, Hey, we need you to go.
Speaker:And, you know, it was, it was all these visions of like what happens
Speaker:in the movies when you're suicidal started to pop into my head.
Speaker:And I was just like, Nope, I'm just going to tell him that I cry all the time.
Speaker:And just, I just want to, I just don't want to feel that anymore.
Speaker:And so I did that and he put me on a medication that I had been
Speaker:on before because it worked.
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:I mean, it worked well enough to make me feel better, but I never stayed on
Speaker:anything because while it made me feel better in a sense that I wasn't crying
Speaker:all the time, I really wasn't happy on any of these happy pills that they, you know,
Speaker:it was just, it never made me joyful.
Speaker:It never brought me, excitement into my life.
Speaker:It never showed me what I really had to be grateful for.
Speaker:Yeah, it's a little bit like having a panadol.
Speaker:Let's say your back's hurting and you'll have a panadol and yes,
Speaker:it'll ease the symptoms so to speak.
Speaker:But if your back needs some sort of real care, There is a spinal injury there.
Speaker:You can dull it down all you wish with a panadol.
Speaker:Yes, it'll help.
Speaker:But the ache's still there.
Speaker:The root cause is still there.
Speaker:So you've just dulled down the pain.
Speaker:So yes, temporarily, yes, you're sort of not crying because the pill's helping
Speaker:you with that, but you still have the same icky stuff going inside you.
Speaker:Exactly, exactly.
Speaker:When I went to the talk therapist, it was, and I, I always want to preface
Speaker:that she was absolutely doing her job.
Speaker:She knew she knew what she was doing.
Speaker:However, I don't think she was the right therapist for me, because for me, it felt
Speaker:like, The same routine I had been through a few times before with other therapists,
Speaker:where you start to talk about your childhood, you talk about your family, and
Speaker:then it gets to the point where, you know, you think that, oh, my gosh, it's all my
Speaker:mom's fault, It's, it's always, you know, it's always one of the, one of the parents
Speaker:faults that you're feeling this way.
Speaker:Granted, my childhood was not as,
Speaker:loving and comforting as I once believed it to be.
Speaker:But, I know that my parents, I know now, that my parents did
Speaker:the best job that they could.
Speaker:With the knowledge that they had at the time.
Speaker:don't, I can't fault them for that.
Speaker:Um, it did take a lot of years for me to get to that point
Speaker:and to, to understand that.
Speaker:But, what I wasn't getting anywhere with talk therapy.
Speaker:She, she
Speaker:also, maybe I'll just stop you there.
Speaker:We will continue with the story because it's very interesting, but you bring
Speaker:out a really, really important point that, you know, when we start looking
Speaker:inwards, the first thing we see is all the pain that's caused to us.
Speaker:And usually it goes to our parents or somebody who's very, very close to us.
Speaker:It does not mean that they did their worst.
Speaker:They were trying the best that they were able to the best
Speaker:people that they could be.
Speaker:And it's also that, um, we are attracting those people like
Speaker:that pain still inside us.
Speaker:Yes, we chose them as well.
Speaker:That they're also bringing out.
Speaker:All of the challenges that we needed to have anyway, in the beginning,
Speaker:when we start looking in, we really, because that's a coping mechanism.
Speaker:So if you're going up from the emotional chart, going up from depression or
Speaker:suicidal thoughts, you're climbing up.
Speaker:The first way up is to actually start blaming others because that's how
Speaker:you are at least having some hope.
Speaker:So you are actually progressing on the emotional scale a little bit
Speaker:when you're starting to blame others.
Speaker:And then there's a higher road above where you start realizing,
Speaker:okay, it's not with them.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:So it's a very natural thing that we'll come out and we'll just
Speaker:bring blame the rest of the world.
Speaker:Yeah, it is.
Speaker:It's very natural.
Speaker:Um, but it also does take more.
Speaker:You can't just stop there, right?
Speaker:You can't just stop at that blame and be like, Oh, it's everybody else's fault.
Speaker:Um, you have to take, you have to take responsibility for your own healing.
Speaker:You know, what you went through, what you went through
Speaker:is not, not your fault, right?
Speaker:You didn't, you didn't say, okay, I want you to treat me this way.
Speaker:I want you to treat me this way.
Speaker:Yes, we did attract it and we did sign up for these lessons, but on the
Speaker:human side, it's not our fault, right?
Speaker:But we do have to take responsibility.
Speaker:For how we heal from it and you can, and you can still have, you know,
Speaker:barring any, any, um, uh, that is really, there is abuse out there
Speaker:that is really unforgivable, right?
Speaker:But, but barring any of that, you can still learn to have a relationship.
Speaker:your parents, even though they may not have been the best parents in the world
Speaker:That's great.
Speaker:throughout the year, but most of those phone calls and visits were fueled with,
Speaker:um, anger, frustration, sadness, guilt.
Speaker:is no more of that there, you know, there, there, there are fewer phone
Speaker:calls, fewer visits, but they're filled with nice conversation.
Speaker:They're filled with joy and laughter.
Speaker:And you've been.
Speaker:I would rather.
Speaker:You're building boundaries.
Speaker:You're building all the boundaries.
Speaker:You're giving them the space that they need, so you are prepared for it.
Speaker:There's a balance in your interactions.
Speaker:And then there's only so much of, sometimes, let's say, the lower vibration
Speaker:energy that you can have, you can take, and then you need to go back and you
Speaker:need to fill your own cup as well.
Speaker:Bring yourself up as well.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:And that's one of the things I learned when I, when I decided to,
Speaker:the medication, stop talk therapy, I, I was at my desk, I was crying
Speaker:and I was like, I need something that is going to get rid of this.
Speaker:I want something that's going to get rid of this feeling.
Speaker:I was so, I was so angry with all the people who said.
Speaker:You have to learn to manage your depression.
Speaker:You have to learn to manage your anxiety.
Speaker:You have to learn how to survive with it.
Speaker:You can't get rid of it.
Speaker:You can't cure it.
Speaker:And I'm just, I was angry.
Speaker:Yeah,
Speaker:as well.
Speaker:But it's, if you knew how to do it, you would do it Like anyone
Speaker:understands, like, especially if there's someone who's just crying every day.
Speaker:You know, you of all the people really wanna change your things.
Speaker:You don't need to hear once more, Hey, you need to change, you need to get over it.
Speaker:Like how?
Speaker:Tell me and I'll do it.
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:Um, Okay.
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:healing because I didn't want to take any medications.
Speaker:I didn't want to take supplements.
Speaker:I didn't want to change my eating habits at the time.
Speaker:And I just wanted something that was going to get rid of it.
Speaker:And this modality called the emotion code up.
Speaker:On my Google search I was like, Oh, okay, emotions.
Speaker:Okay, let me, I started researching it and I was, I was a little skeptical
Speaker:at first because again, my, my only introduction to energy work before this
Speaker:was acupuncture and the law of attraction.
Speaker:That was, that was pretty much my only introduction by this point,
Speaker:and this was, this was 2020.
Speaker:So, and this was at the height of COVID, and so there was a lot of talk
Speaker:about being isolated, and there's a lot of online work, that kind of stuff,
Speaker:this modality could be done through.
Speaker:Through zoom or through email.
Speaker:Like you didn't even have to be in the same
Speaker:Transcript.
Speaker:I started looking into it, and it was
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:this modality of using muscle testing or kinesiology to find trapped emotions in
Speaker:your body, and then you use a refrigerator magnet over your governing meridian times,
Speaker:ten times, however many times you need to do it to release these trapped emotions.
Speaker:And at first I was like,
Speaker:Um, so much for having me.
Speaker:because what do I have to lose?
Speaker:But a
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Speaker:Am I willing to go into debt
Speaker:Um,
Speaker:I'm going to, I'm going to check this out.
Speaker:And it was, so I signed up for the webinar.
Speaker:And by the end of the webinar, I was like, I'm getting my certification.
Speaker:I don't, I don't care where their money's coming from.
Speaker:I'm going to figure it out.
Speaker:And I signed up to get my certification wholly just to work on myself,
Speaker:just to learn everything I could about it, to work on myself.
Speaker:Um, but through that, I also signed up for their second one, the body code.
Speaker:So within a month I completed the emotion code and then I
Speaker:signed up for the body code.
Speaker:And then this modality called easy entity release came into my awareness.
Speaker:And this was challenged beliefs a little bit, because I, I believe
Speaker:that we have ghosts around us.
Speaker:I believe that we have spirits around us, but to think that they're like
Speaker:us negatively, like that was, that was like refrigerator magnet helping
Speaker:me to heal was already woo enough.
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Speaker:hey, that's how I picture them now.
Speaker:They're just, they're just annoying energies that are just poking at you.
Speaker:What did you learn about these entities?
Speaker:Because I think a lot of our listeners are going to be very curious about that.
Speaker:What are these entities?
Speaker:And it's not very often that we actually talk about it.
Speaker:You know, when you're reading blogs and so on, we all talk about the stuff I believe
Speaker:that's more digestible for the rest.
Speaker:hmm.
Speaker:Um, stuff that Is VooVoo, but at least it's a little bit more mainstream VooVoo.
Speaker:Now, what is this new stuff that you're talking about?
Speaker:What are entities?
Speaker:What is all this negative energy?
Speaker:Oh, these entities, they're so fun.
Speaker:when I first, when entities first started coming into my awareness,
Speaker:because the body code does go into entities, but it doesn't really go into.
Speaker:What kind of entities or what they can do that kind of stuff.
Speaker:And so this, this modality of the easy entity release, um, it's now all
Speaker:in an app called healing remembered.
Speaker:beautiful app.
Speaker:there are these entities that have, that have been here since.
Speaker:It's the beginning of time.
Speaker:you think the beginning of time is like Adam and Eve.
Speaker:No, this is, this goes so, so much further back than, than Adam and Eve.
Speaker:they are, you know, alien attachments.
Speaker:They're, they're, they're beings that come from different universes, galaxies,
Speaker:just, You know, people think that, that is just so explained, and you cannot
Speaker:logically explain energy, entities, alien attachments, you just can't.
Speaker:You either, you either believe it or you don't.
Speaker:Mm
Speaker:Well, yeah, how I explain it is that we, as we see this physical world,
Speaker:or as we see the life on Earth, that's like a tip of the iceberg.
Speaker:And that's just a little bit of what we see.
Speaker:We think we are in control of our lives.
Speaker:We're really not.
Speaker:We try and control them every day.
Speaker:But literally I could just pass out right now on this podcast.
Speaker:There's no control.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:And like you say, the there's so many intergalactic beings, just like the
Speaker:light beams, just like this guidance that we tune into that other negative.
Speaker:There's the other dark side as well.
Speaker:Um, I think they're both energy coaches.
Speaker:So there's a lot more that goes on energetically.
Speaker:Then we were just aware of and so what happened when you started
Speaker:cleaning off these boo boo entities and aliens and these mystic dark
Speaker:beings, what then started happening and what did you learn about yourself?
Speaker:When I, when I started to learn about light score and my light scoring being
Speaker:the light energy versus dark energy.
Speaker:And, um, I was taught, you know, try, you always want your light score to be at a
Speaker:hundred percent because that means that your, you don't have as much darkness.
Speaker:Attached to you and this, this score can absolutely fluctuate
Speaker:depending on how you're feeling.
Speaker:If you're sitting more in gratitude more often, that light score is
Speaker:going to be higher most of the time.
Speaker:When you start getting into that, those vibrations of lack and depression
Speaker:and anxiety, it starts to come down and those nefarious things can
Speaker:come back in and be like, Oh yay, we get to feed off of her again.
Speaker:And.
Speaker:I started to really pay attention to these entities that were attached, that
Speaker:were feeding off of my low vibration energy, it taught me to shift my energy.
Speaker:You know, I was able to release them back to wherever they came from.
Speaker:I send them back with love and elevated consciousness because the entities
Speaker:that I seem to attract, are ready to let go of that negative world.
Speaker:They are ready to move on into a more positive role in their
Speaker:lifetime, They have their lifetime.
Speaker:We have ours.
Speaker:There's no difference in that.
Speaker:And, and they're ready to shift their energy just like
Speaker:we want to shift our energy.
Speaker:And so, with, with my clients, Bringing these entities up into our awareness when
Speaker:we work with them, they are ready to let go of the the help that these entities
Speaker:and beings were giving them at the time, because do allow them to attach to us
Speaker:because they do make us feel better.
Speaker:But in order for us to feel better, we still have to be in those low vibrations
Speaker:so that the entities keep beating us what it is that we're looking for.
Speaker:I'll just give listeners an example here.
Speaker:So, for example, maybe there's a time when you just learn to drive and it's the first
Speaker:time behind the wheels and you're scared.
Speaker:And because you're scared, you're just wanting that help.
Speaker:Mm
Speaker:And so there's a being that comes in, kind of like just takes your body for a ride.
Speaker:You know, yes, you're in the car and this being takes over.
Speaker:And so physically, you're the one who's driving the car, but it's the
Speaker:being that's helping you telling you when to break and so on.
Speaker:So you have needed this being at some point in time.
Speaker:Problem is it's not a conscious agreement.
Speaker:You're not aware of it, and if they come in, they might not actually leave
Speaker:because they came in on something you were afraid off and then say that, and
Speaker:so sometimes when they are actually down with their energy, because they need to
Speaker:feed off your fear, they'll actually wire it back and bring more of the fear back.
Speaker:so they can help you, yep.
Speaker:So that's where the repeating parts, the repeating patterns come in
Speaker:and you think, well, I am trying to have this positive mindset.
Speaker:I'm trying to not think about my toxic X, but it just keeps coming back
Speaker:because you have a being in there.
Speaker:You have a circuitry there that's literally rewiring and bringing
Speaker:back the whole thing again.
Speaker:Yep.
Speaker:That is an amazing way to explain it.
Speaker:That is, yeah, I love that explanation.
Speaker:Um, yeah, and, and, and when we're able to release these things.
Speaker:gives our energy and our bodies the ability to heal the way
Speaker:that it's, that it's meant to.
Speaker:And so with the help of those three modalities, within four months of starting
Speaker:my certification or starting with, with this modality of the emotion code, about
Speaker:80 percent healed within four months.
Speaker:Why a trend?
Speaker:dealt with anxiety and depression.
Speaker:For, by this time I was in 2020, I was 44, 43.
Speaker:And so I had 40 years of anxiety and depression that
Speaker:I had been carrying around.
Speaker:And it wasn't all mine.
Speaker:And that was the other thing I realized was that I was carrying around
Speaker:my mom's energy, my dad's energy.
Speaker:I was carrying around my grandparents energy.
Speaker:I was carrying around energy going back up to 30 generations.
Speaker:That was feeding this anxiety and depression.
Speaker:And so after that, that four months, I started to kind of hit a wall with,
Speaker:with the energy work um, someone, I joined a coaching program and.
Speaker:I was told that I had to start meditating and journaling and working
Speaker:out and eating better, doing all this, this stuff that, That I had tried
Speaker:before, but it never really stuck.
Speaker:you know, I tried meditation, but I couldn't sit for very long.
Speaker:And so I, you know, I wasn't doing it right and all this stuff.
Speaker:And when I started doing it, then it was like, Oh my gosh, I could, I could
Speaker:sit for like 5 to 10 minutes without really like, I still had monkey mind
Speaker:coming through, but I was able to.
Speaker:Not control the, the, the thoughts that were coming in,
Speaker:but not allow them to control me.
Speaker:I was able to push them aside and really allow my body to be
Speaker:in the moment of where I was.
Speaker:Um, journaling was a little bit harder to get into, um, because my privacy
Speaker:around writing down my thoughts been, um, interfered with when I was a teenager.
Speaker:My mom
Speaker:Yeah,
Speaker:read a letter I wrote to my sister.
Speaker:but even before that, because you had a bipolar mom, And then she was doing
Speaker:a lot of the emotions in the house.
Speaker:She was taking that space.
Speaker:Even as a child, you never got to really fully express it.
Speaker:So now suddenly you're supposed to do something that you've almost never done.
Speaker:Yeah,
Speaker:fact that, the fact that, you know, my mom had read my, my
Speaker:private letter to my sister.
Speaker:And made it such a big deal.
Speaker:She called me home from school because of what was in this letter.
Speaker:And, and granted I look back now and she absolutely should have.
Speaker:however she should not have opened the letter in the first place, right?
Speaker:And so that, that really deterred me from writing.
Speaker:From, from writing things down.
Speaker:And so I actually had to do energy, an energy session around being
Speaker:able to, to journal my thoughts.
Speaker:because before that, if I wrote something down, I was so afraid that
Speaker:my husband or kids would read it.
Speaker:And so, and I can, I know I can trust them, right?
Speaker:I mean, logically I know I can trust them, but my body and my my heart did
Speaker:not believe that I could trust anybody.
Speaker:With me writing down my thoughts and so after about two months of meditation
Speaker:Getting back into journaling You know really digging into like how
Speaker:to reparent myself How do I teach myself to have my emotions and be
Speaker:okay with having the bad emotions?
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:Because, you know, we seem to be okay with having the good emotions, but,
Speaker:you know, it's, we're really deterred from having the bad emotions because
Speaker:they really don't make us feel good.
Speaker:But once I learned how to have them, I realized, you know what, when I'm
Speaker:mad, when I'm angry, it might last about 30 to 120 seconds, right?
Speaker:Maybe a minute or two.
Speaker:If I let myself be mad, it does not have to last.
Speaker:A whole day.
Speaker:It doesn't have to last a whole month.
Speaker:It does.
Speaker:I don't have to hold a grudge.
Speaker:because you've given the energy, that space to come out, it's
Speaker:actually a lot, I guess, darker.
Speaker:It just takes more space because if you try and contain it inside,
Speaker:then it has nowhere to go.
Speaker:So it just stays in the body longer.
Speaker:You keep feeling it like the amount of it, a little amount
Speaker:of it, because it's not gone.
Speaker:When you let it flow, it's okay.
Speaker:It just comes out.
Speaker:It does.
Speaker:And it, and it doesn't last very long.
Speaker:Um, it's just, yeah.
Speaker:And so within six months of finding this modality of the emotion
Speaker:code, my anxiety and depression was a hundred percent gone, gone.
Speaker:I still have, I still have moments of worry.
Speaker:I still have moments of sadness.
Speaker:I even have, even like this past, um, This past weekend, my whole, my whole Friday,
Speaker:Friday or Saturday, I was just, I was sad.
Speaker:I was depressed.
Speaker:I was like, I want, I wanted to feel happy.
Speaker:But what I realized was my daughter's baby shower was the next day.
Speaker:And my body was grieving the fact that my child was going to become a mom and
Speaker:did that leave me as a mom, even though logically I know that it's, you know,
Speaker:I'm still her mom, she's still going to need me, but it was just like, there
Speaker:was some grief coming up about that.
Speaker:And that I did have to work through, it did energy work on it and
Speaker:it didn't lift because I had to actually allow myself to feel it.
Speaker:And because I was so busy trying to get stuff ready for the baby shower,
Speaker:I didn't allow myself to feel it.
Speaker:So I still get stuck in those moments sometimes.
Speaker:But you're talking about a very important point that yes, there's
Speaker:energy work that you do at a spiritual level or energetic level.
Speaker:There's also a body level of emotions and they just need to be given time.
Speaker:It still needs to be through.
Speaker:You can't rush through the process.
Speaker:And yes, your body might take a lot lesser time when you're
Speaker:doing something like this, but it still needs to feel the emotions.
Speaker:That has, you know, so when you're actually letting your emotions out,
Speaker:whether that was anger, whether that was guilt or shame, when you can let
Speaker:that out in real time, whether you're journaling, however your safe way is,
Speaker:then you've given them a place to go.
Speaker:So it's good to let it go.
Speaker:It's great that you could work through it.
Speaker:And great point that, that we need to work with our bodies and emotions as well.
Speaker:That's great.
Speaker:we are, we are, we are humans.
Speaker:We are, we are here to have a human experience and sometimes
Speaker:we have to really just.
Speaker:Just be human.
Speaker:But you know, this, this energy work, it saved my life.
Speaker:It really did.
Speaker:And, and I don't, I don't take that lightly.
Speaker:I'm incredibly grateful for, this modality coming into my awareness
Speaker:and being able to make it my own.
Speaker:You know, when, when people say, what is it that you do?
Speaker:I always say, you know, well, well, my practice is rooted in the emotion code.
Speaker:It's rooted in, in muscle testing.
Speaker:But I work from, from an app that has over a thousand different,
Speaker:energetic things in it to address.
Speaker:And I have over a hundred different charts.
Speaker:I work from that goes from toxins to beliefs, to emotions, to entities,
Speaker:to offensive energies, um, you know, energy work can work for everything.
Speaker:It really can't, it can work for relationships.
Speaker:You can do energy work between two people to clear the energy between two people.
Speaker:you can do energy work around your mental health.
Speaker:You can do it around your fitness goals.
Speaker:You can do it around your money blocks.
Speaker:It is so expansive on what it can be used for.
Speaker:So what is a typical journey like for your client?
Speaker:Like what happens when they start and then how long do
Speaker:they have to go to the session?
Speaker:So a, my typical clients usually do six to 12 sessions to start with.
Speaker:And They usually do the six because in this is, this is one session a week
Speaker:over six weeks within six weeks you are going to now have at least a 50
Speaker:percent reduction in your symptoms, at least a 50 percent reduction.
Speaker:And I think what helps my clients get there so quickly is that.
Speaker:I'm constantly, constantly telling them that they have to
Speaker:do the conscious work as well.
Speaker:You can't just do the energetic work.
Speaker:You can't just, Sit there and have me do the energy clearing.
Speaker:We clear all this energy and then you turn around and go back to continuing to do
Speaker:the same patterns that you've been doing.
Speaker:If you continue.
Speaker:If we're working on, let's say we're working on anxiety and we clear,
Speaker:we clear this anxiety in the first session we clear these entities, um,
Speaker:but you get off the phone and the first thing you do is go to a friend
Speaker:and start complaining about how your, what your day was like, and you start
Speaker:complaining about what you're lacking.
Speaker:All you're going to do is, is put more back into that space that we
Speaker:just cleared all that energy from.
Speaker:And so I encourage them to.
Speaker:Do the mindset work as well.
Speaker:You have to shift your mindset order to keep the energy work
Speaker:Because you can't, you can't just do both.
Speaker:We can clear all the energy in the world and after each session feel
Speaker:better, you feel calmer, you're relaxed, you're ready for a nap.
Speaker:You take that nap, but you go right back into doing what you were doing.
Speaker:You're just going to, you're just going to put stuff back.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:So our listeners right now, they're wondering how they can reach out to you.
Speaker:And if there's something that you can probably give them to them, give
Speaker:to them right now, so that that can be their takeaway, just to have a
Speaker:feel of what energy work is like.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:So you can find me, um, all over at, uh, design your
Speaker:existence, sign your existence.
Speaker:com, Instagram, Facebook.
Speaker:Um, And the takeaway that I want you to take with you is that
Speaker:you're worth spending your time on.
Speaker:Learn to sit in meditation, in some kind of meditation, even if it's
Speaker:just for a minute, a day to start.
Speaker:Whether it's guided or in silence, and I always recommend working
Speaker:towards sitting silence, sitting with yourself, um, but start somewhere,
Speaker:don't just say, oh, I've tried this for three days and it's not working.
Speaker:Um, it takes a lot longer than three days for something to shift.
Speaker:Um, stick with it, make it a routine.
Speaker:Don't, don't.
Speaker:Don't discount how powerful you are.
Speaker:Don't just keep giving your power away because you can't do something.
Speaker:That's so well said.
Speaker:Amazing.
Speaker:Thanks a lot.
Speaker:And yeah, this was.
Speaker:Such an amazing episode.
Speaker:Thanks for sharing your time with us and listeners, please reach out to Tanya.
Speaker:She's an amazing energy coach and she does wonderful one on one sessions to
Speaker:help you with your growth journey and whatever it is that you are seeking.
Speaker:In your life.
Speaker:So here's to a very good life to all of us.
Speaker:And thanks Tanya.
Speaker:We will see you again with another episode of the art of life podcast.
Speaker:Here's to transformation and here's to a better life.