Mahara Wayman [00:00:05]:
Welcome to the art of badassery where I explore what it takes to live life on your own terms. Break free from the status quo and unleash your inner badass. Whether you're a rebel at heart or simply seeking inspiration to step outside your comfort zone, this podcast is for you. I'm your host, Mahara Wayman and each week I dive into the stories, insights, and strategies of those who've mastered the art of badassery and are living life to the fullest. They smile when no one is lucky. Welcome to the art of badassery, and I'm gonna do things a little bit differently today for those of you that watch the podcast or listen on a regular basis. I typically write an introduction for my guests. But, honestly, my guest, there is so much to her story, and I I thought I would invite her to introduce herself based on what she feels you need to know most about her and who she is today.
Mahara Wayman [00:01:04]:
Please welcome reverend Diane Rose Hope. Welcome to the art of badassery.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:01:10]:
Thank you. I'm so happy to be here. I have been looking forward to spending more time with you since our first interaction because I fell so madly in love with your essence and your energy, and so I'm so happy to be with you and sharing in this sacred space with you. So thank you for inviting me to introduce myself. You know, it's always, tricky to talk about ourselves, but I feel like talking about ourselves allows us to receive our own medicine in a lot of ways. And so as I'm sharing this, I hope that you understand that the intention is that this can be medicine for you in some way as well. First of all, I wanna say that I am a child of divine as we all are. This is the same for every single one of us, and I wanna remind us of that because I think it's so easy to forget with all the conditionings and the distractions that we have going on in our world.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:02:04]:
So I think that's important for me to start with. But I do wanna go back, to my story and explain to you a little bit more about what I've been through so that you can understand where I'm at today. When I was five years old, I had my first death. I was eating a Jawbreaker candy. Do you remember those candies? Those round hard candies. And I remember my dad very clearly shaking his hand at me and saying, go sit down before you choke. So I went to go sit down, and I took a breath in, and that candy got lodged in my throat. So my dad came running over.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:02:40]:
It was complete blockage of my airway. Couldn't make a peep. My dad came running over, wrapped his arms around me, starts doing the Heimlich maneuver, and that candy would not budge. And so I went limp in my dad's arms. And in that moment, I had an out of body experience. I was floating above my body watching my dad frantically try and get this candy out. I remember watching my older sister peek around the corner to see what the commotion was, my mom running to the phone to call for help. And even though there was chaos below me, I didn't feel any of that.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:03:17]:
I felt complete and total peace. I felt like I was held in the arms of god, creator, whatever you might call that, and it felt so beautiful to me. I remember just feeling such peace in that moment. It didn't last very long though because my dad used his thumb, pushed against my throat inside, and was able to pop the jawbreaker out, which, by the way, please do not do. That is not recommended. But my dad was desperate because at that point, I was, clinically dead. No pulse. No heartbeat.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:03:52]:
And so, he got that object out, and he revived me. So I say my dad gave me life not once, but twice. And so as a result of that experience, it took a few weeks for all the blood vessels, like, all the blood vessels in my face had broken. So I had these blue purple blue spots all over my face. And eventually, that went away, but mom noticed some changes in me. My dreams became very lucid. I started to have premonitions. So I started to know things before they would happen, and I would go tell my mom, oh, mom.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:04:22]:
So and so died in my dream last night. Like, not not the nicest premonition, but you know? And and my mom, her jaw would hit the floor because she'd be like, how do you know these things? And indeed, they were true. And so I was raised in a loving Catholic home, and mom, I don't think, really knew what to do with me. And so I could feel some discomfort. And so what did I do? I started to hide those things. Now having a near death when you're so young, it makes you well, for me in my experience at least, it made me feel like I owed god something. Like, I had to prove my place. Right? If I was given a second chance, surely, I have work to do, and I and I've gotta prove my worth.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:05:07]:
So then I became an overachiever achiever people pleaser, of course. You know, by grade four, I was the president of the Kids for Saving Earth Club. Like, I I seriously was carrying the weight of the world on my shoulders. I thought I was meant to save the world. Why would God bring me back to life? Right? And so I struggled with that, and yet I hid so much of myself from the world because it didn't feel safe for me. So now fast forward, I'm now 18 years old, and I am an EMT. So I'm working on ambulance. I'm an EMT, a dispatcher, and a firefighter.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:05:44]:
And, of course, I went into that profession because I wanted to save lives like my dad had saved mine. But what started to happen for me, even though I had turned off a lot of my intuitive gifts and my empathic gifts, in that profession, something really interesting started to happen to me. I started to feel the energy of the spirits of the deceased when I was done doing a call. And I remember one woman in particular. She was in her nineties. She died in her sleep, but I had to hang out with the body while the police took pictures and did their thing. So I was with her physical body for a long time. So as I left there, I could feel this energy.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:06:24]:
I thought for sure I had PTSD, and I was losing my mind. Like, I was I was losing it completely. I remember having several showers that day thinking, like, that would get rid of that feeling.
Mahara Wayman [00:06:39]:
But that was
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:06:39]:
not the case. I just didn't know what to do with that. So now I'm leaving that profession. I'm actually going to teach. So I ended up teaching in health sciences at in Alberta, Canada. I loved teaching. It was what called to me the most. And so I left the, profession of EMS, and I moved into teaching in some similar, fields as well as the dental field.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:07:04]:
And so now I'm feeling like, okay. Those spirits aren't bugging me anymore. I'm out of that profession. I'm working on healing myself. I'm enjoying my career, but I'm still struggling in life. I'm still feeling like I haven't figured this out yet. So I go through what I call the quarter life crisis
Mahara Wayman [00:07:23]:
in my
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:07:23]:
twenties. And I'm struggling in that time. And so, you know, of course, I would be given another near death experience. So, yes, I had two near death experience. Now the second one, very different from the first. The second one, I'm now an adult. I'm recovering at home from surgery. So unlike a lot of people's near death where they die in surgery, I made it through the surgery fine, but now I'm at home recovering.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:07:50]:
It was a full reconstruction on my knee from a skiing injury, and I'm at home recovering, and things seem to be going okay. But at some point, I'm hobbling on crutches from the kitchen to my bed I've made in the living room. And guess what? All of a sudden, everything starts to go black around me. So I start to see all these black spots. And before I know it, I'm gone. I'm no longer here. I am now floating in some space that I can't even begin to describe to you, but I'm floating in this space, and I feel that same unconditional love that I felt when I was five. I know that I am now tuned into heaven.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:08:33]:
Now I'm starting to put some pieces together as I'm floating. And as I'm floating there, I'm in my consciousness. I'm thinking like, oh, what about all the people that I love? Snap. Gone. Didn't matter. Then all of a sudden, I thought, oh my god. This feels so good. As I'm doing that in my head processing wherever I might be, these beautiful orbs of light start coming around me.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:08:59]:
Now these orbs of light are colors of the brightest, most beautiful colors you can imagine. I'm telling you blues and greens and yellows and bright. Like, there was such a euphoric sense that came over me. And as these energies of light came closer to me, the understanding and knowing that they were angels came. There was no doubt in my mind. So even though I had this very scientific logical background in health sciences, I had a knowing right then and there that these were angels. And I remember speaking to them and saying, I'm not I'm staying here from now on. This is amazing.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:09:42]:
Like, let's go. You know, I was so ready. And I wasn't using words. This was all kind of telepathic communication. And I heard the angels clearly say in my mind, you're not staying. You have work to do. Now I woke up from that experience. And as I woke up from that experience, my brother-in-law is looking at me wide eyed, crouched down beside me.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:10:06]:
Okay? He had caught me when I fell because I went completely unconscious. And so he was there by my side as I went to this heavenly space with the angels. And I remember coming to and being like, you're not gonna believe what just happened, but I couldn't find the words to express it. There was something inside of me that was like, don't tell anybody. They're gonna think that you're really crazy. They're gonna think you've lost it. This is not a story that you wanna tell. So my ego really came in that logical part of my mind came in.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:10:37]:
It was like, oh, no. You better not say anything. But in the next few days after, I had to tell people. I couldn't keep it inside. It was too profound of an experience for me. The ecstasy, the euphoria, I felt, the magic of that moment was so profound. So a girlfriend comes over. I'm still in recovery at home, so she comes over for a visit, and I'm telling her the story about the angels and what I experienced.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:11:02]:
And something really special happened as I'm explaining my story to her. My brother-in-law who was the one that caught me and was with me when it happened, he was eavesdropping, and I'm so glad he was that day because he came running into the kitchen. He slammed his hand on the counter, and he said, I knew it. I felt the angels too. He felt them. He didn't see them like I saw them, but he felt them. So his story was that when I went on he said I went white as a ghost, and then he said I was gone. So he guided me to the floor, and he said he couldn't find a pulse.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:11:39]:
He couldn't find my breathing. He was about to go call 911 because he thought I had died. Like, he thought something bad happened, infection, whatever it was from the surgery. Right? All these things going through his mind. So he's running to go find the phone. Right? And all of a sudden, he says, he felt energies like angels. That's how he described it. And they said to him, again, in his mind, he heard them say, she's going to be fine.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:12:09]:
Just wait. And so he took a deep breath, and he came back to my side, and he knelt down. And he said within a few seconds after that, I opened my eyes with a smile on my face. So that experience of going through those near deaths were catalyst for me. However, people have said, oh, well, after your second year of death, then you figured life out. No. I didn't. In fact, I wanted to go back to that heavenly place.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:12:40]:
So I was seeking that heavenly euphoria, but I wasn't seeking it inside of myself. I was looking everywhere outside of myself. Oh, I'll find that heavenly space when I have my children, when I find the love of my life, when I have the career, when I make the millions. Right? Very extrinsic of myself. And so I ended up playing the I'll be happy when game. Do you know that game? Right? I'll be happy when I'll be happy when I get this done. I'll be happy when I achieve that thing. Right? And we play this game.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:13:12]:
Guess what, folks? It's a losing game, And I was losing badly. Because the more I acquired in my life, the more succeed success I had, the more miserable I got because none of it was fulfilling that heavenly void that I was craving. And it maybe maybe just temporarily it might, but but not long term. And so I felt in I fell into a very deep and dark depression. And so even though I had the successful career, you know, this beautiful lifestyle, all the things, I was more depressed than ever before. Now I also had postpartum. My son was only six months old at the time, but I fell into a place where I had chosen to take my life. I had decided that the pain that I was feeling, I felt like I had let god down.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:14:04]:
I felt like I couldn't be happy when I had all these things. How dare I? I felt guilt and shame for not being happy when I had what most people would just dream for, you know? And so I was in this very, very dark space, dark night of the soul if you will. And so as I'm deciding how I'm going to take my life to make it as clean and easy for people as possible, I pray and I say, okay, god. I need you to show me if there's another path. This is the only path that I see right now as a possibility. I need you to show me the other path. And that is exactly what god did. God showed me a holistic health care system that I was to start.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:14:48]:
Now because I had health care background, because I had experienced my own health struggle, this was actually the perfect piece for me. And so that path opened up for me. And so I leaned into that. I got up the next morning. I started the business. I had this whole new lease on life. It was, like, opposite to me being, like, my life is over to, oh, my life is just beginning. So I did this complete one eighty there, and I started this business.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:15:13]:
And I loved this business as as I'm taking in all of these different holistic modalities and these different teachers and coaches, I'm being introduced to things like the Akashic records. Now the Akashic record is your soul's library. It's the space of consciousness, of unconditional love. I like to call it the meeting place with god. And so I started to lean into that. And by the way, any course I took, I took as a skeptic. Again, science background. Right? I'm like, there is no way people can read energy like this.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:15:48]:
Like, what are these hocus pocus people all about? And so I went in as a skeptic, and let me tell you, I was fully converted. Because everything that I have locked away, all of my gifts, all of my knowings, all of the remembrance of who I was started to flood back into me. And I was able to deepen that spiritual path. And so as I'm building this holistic health care system, I'm learning and I'm growing, and I get to a point where I'm in another I'm at another fork in the road and divine says, okay. Are you gonna work this spiritual leg or are you gonna continue this holistic health business that you've got? I knew that I needed to let that business go and focus on my spiritual path and my education and my work in that realm. So much so that I gifted the company. I held a contest like Willy Wonka. There was no golden ticket, but you did get the business at the end of the contest.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:16:53]:
So I gifted that, and people thought it was crazy. They're like, how could you give a business away that you put hundreds of thousands of dollars into seven years of your life into? And it was actually the easiest decision I ever made because that business, remember, that gave me life. Remember, that business was my way. That was my that was my ticket out of the despair that I was in. And so I couldn't consciously sell that, right, for profit because it felt like it had given me so much life. So that being said, that brings us to the here and now. I know that was a very long winded here's a little about me story, but I just felt so compelled to get that out. And so now I have the privilege of being able to walk within this spiritual path every day in and out.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:17:41]:
I have the privilege of helping guide people into their own spirituality. So that's where we are today.
Mahara Wayman [00:17:48]:
Okay. First of all, holy shit. What an amazing story. Thank you for sharing.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:17:54]:
Thank you for hearing me.
Mahara Wayman [00:17:56]:
So many so many things that I wanna touch on. And, of course, I just wanna check. You've only had two near death experiences. Right? Two.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:18:05]:
Yeah. Yeah.
Mahara Wayman [00:18:07]:
I have to ask, what didn't you learn from the first time? Like, what did you do? Like, what was what's in the what was in the gap from Yeah. To give you a lesson now at five?
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:18:17]:
Yeah. The the gap the there's a few things that were in the gap. Okay? So the first time, I still very much felt like, I needed to prove my worth. K? So I spent my whole life in that space. The second near death, it allowed me to remember the gifts. In the in the first one, I was still hiding the gifts. Like, I still didn't understand them. I felt like they were curses and not gifts.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:18:49]:
Right? So I was still hiding those. In the second one, I started to let go of some of that overachiever people pleaser. Like, I still had a bit of it that I was playing with, but I had loosened some of that, let's say. And not only that, but part of my ego started to fall away too. Part of my remembrance of who I was came rising to the surface as well. So it no longer was in hiding. So that second near death was the catalyst to start bringing some of those spiritual components in, but I still I still couldn't listen fully. I was still too distracted by this extrinsic world that we lived in.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:19:31]:
So even though that was meant to be the catalyst for me to be like, oh my god. I'm supposed to do this spiritual stuff. I want this path. I was so distracted still. So it took me five years after the second year death to get it to get that. Yeah.
Mahara Wayman [00:19:46]:
A couple words really popped out for me there. I think this idea, this understanding that we through no fault of our own by the the the lifestyle that we've been brought up in, we are distracted all the time. And I I just wanna call out that I recognize and I I hear everything you're saying in such a visceral way. I will not be surprised if we folks, I'm gonna share some emotion. I can just hear feel it in my chest right now. But before we jump into that, how did you navigate the disappointment? Because I can appreciate that right after the second experience, you're like, oh my god. This is amazing. But then by your own admission, it started it took years to sort of navigate that.
Mahara Wayman [00:20:30]:
Was it just, a belief in yourself and something bigger that got you to sort of that helped you to navigate the disappointment, or was there something else either in extrinsic or intrinsic that played a part in that?
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:20:46]:
So that disappoint you know, I don't think I managed the disappointment. If I'm being honest, I didn't manage the disappointment. And that's why I fell into that deep, dark space of depression because I wasn't managing that disappointment. Right? That I I couldn't find heaven again. I just wanted to go back to that place, and I couldn't find it. You know? What was wrong with me that I couldn't find it? You know? What an idiot. You know? All of these negative self talk pieces. So I don't think I actually managed the disappointment.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:21:16]:
All I did was ignore it. I'll I'll be honest. I ignored it. I ignored it as best as I could at least until it swept me into that place where I was contemplating my life.
Mahara Wayman [00:21:30]:
Wow. Well, let's just take a deep breath and go, thank god. Thank you god. Thank you universe spirit. Whatever whatever resonates with you that you, that you saw the true that you saw the And for those of you that follow me, you know that I I love to talk about the quote woo woo, but what you may not know is that like my guest, I have ignored my own gifts, my own experiences for a long, long time. And not out of any not not out of a conscious fear. Right. But just I just didn't believe it was me.
Mahara Wayman [00:22:08]:
I can believe it enough for others, but for me, I I just didn't believe it. And but the truth is, from the get go, people have all anybody that of this ilk would look at me and say, you do know that you got something special. And I'm like, no. I don't. And they're like, my very one of my very first jobs well, not my first jobs because I started working now. I was 13, but I was a young adult, and I needed some more money to pay the rent. So I answered an ad to be the receptionist for two psychics in Vancouver on Saturdays. And they were lovely, just a few years older than me, a couple.
Mahara Wayman [00:22:46]:
And when I met them, they looked at me right away and said, oh my god. You could be doing this too. You know? And I'm like, yeah. No. Just pay me $10 an hour and let me book your people. But every time I get a reading and I get them fairly regularly, I'm told this. But I've never embraced it. I touched with it a couple years ago when I was developing my coaching business, and I got I was very excited, and my my children are into it.
Mahara Wayman [00:23:12]:
And I got tarot cards, and I was playing this and playing that. And I got frightened, quite frankly, because I was with someone who, in my opinion, was not responsible with their gifts. And it me and it angered me. And what was so bizarre was when I did a little reading for myself, my intuition told me that we had been through this before many times before in another Wow. And we had always sort of gotten friendly and then got there some jealousy and some judgment. And, anyway, it's just you know, I just put it to the side. But then about three months ago, I said, you know what? I need to my business isn't going the way I want it to. Universe, please bring to me what I need.
Mahara Wayman [00:23:52]:
Like, what do I need? And then I bet you. In the three weeks or four weeks since we've met, so much has happened to me, and I'm like, wait a second. This is I'm feeling okay with recognizing that there is more than this, and everything I want is inside. So I think it's totally badass that you are that, you know, I manifested you in my life. But more importantly, I think it's I think it's timed. So many of us are searching. Yeah. So many of us struggle with mental health issues, for example, and are looking for nirvana.
Mahara Wayman [00:24:31]:
We're looking to feel that way, and we still struggle with how we perceive ourselves to be in the world and how we what we what we should do next. So Yeah. I just wanna put that out there and say, oh my god. This is the best thing ever. But also, let's get real. What do you say to people when they're like, okay. You know what? Akashic records, what the actual fuck are you talking about? I gotta pay the bills. Let's not shit where I came from or what my soul has done in the past.
Mahara Wayman [00:24:58]:
I need my soul to know how I'm going to make ends meet today because that's great. Right?
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:25:05]:
I get it. I get it. But here's a secret that I know for sure. You know, when I was 30, my goal was to become a millionaire, and I hit that target, but I was more miserable than ever before. And it was because I hadn't filled the soul bank yet. So what I say to people who say, well, I still got bills to pay. I say, great. That's wonderful.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:25:23]:
Yes. We still need to function in this three d world. You know? I'm not telling you to throw everything away. But if you begin to fill your soul bank, every other bank fills from that space. So what does it mean to fill the soul bank? Well, that means building a relationship with ourselves. We are multidimensional beings. Okay? I've got my higher mind, my god mind, and I've got my logical ego mind, and then I've got my physical vessel as well. And each one of those is craving a relationship with us.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:25:57]:
So when I tell people to go on a journey with your soul, what I'm saying is build relationship within yourself first. That's one of the best ways to fill the soul bank. So now I have this beautiful relationship with my ego self. I have this beautiful relationship with my higher self and with my physical body that I never even knew was possible. And then as a result of those beautiful relationships inside of me and these healthier relationships and boundaries inside of me, I then get to see heaven reflected outside of me. So heaven is not something to be found outside of ourselves. It is within us. And as we allow ourselves to deepen that relationship within ourselves, again, it's a mirror.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:26:40]:
It's a reflection in the outer world for us. So I even though I spent all this time, like, trying to create heaven out here, I was failing and I was miserable because I hadn't filled my own soul bank. I hadn't checked in with myself of what was resonant and what is true. I hadn't set boundaries. I hadn't listened to the divine within me. So I was missing all of those pieces. So that's the invitation. And by the way, you can fill the soul bank while you're earning money still, but I will tell you that if you fill the soul bank and you make that your primary focus, your love bank fills, your relationship bank fills, and your money bank fills, all the bank other banks fill up.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:27:23]:
So that's what I tell those people.
Mahara Wayman [00:27:26]:
Such good advice, and it reminds me, I'm very visual. And when I first started this journey four years ago, honestly, the downloads were amazing. And I I understand that I take them as that. Like, this isn't me. This is my higher self. I get that. And I've been like that for for many years. For me, when I have a problem, I remember being a teenager and going, no.
Mahara Wayman [00:27:47]:
No. Not my problem. I'm just gonna put it up in a bubble, and the universe will bring it back to me when I figure when I'm ready to figure it out. So I I've been doing that almost subconsciously. Right? So I I'm very into that. Yes. But I also know that for some reason, I have triggers. Well, this is not some reason.
Mahara Wayman [00:28:07]:
I'm a human being. Right? And I have triggers, and there have been distinct moments when I'm like, I just don't feel like I have the energy to question the trigger. I'm just gonna go with it and be fucking miserable and worried for three weeks straight because I just I just can't. I just can't. So I appreciate that there's there's the concept of your soul bank. Yeah. But there's also it's like this inner struggle. The ego is like, wait a second.
Mahara Wayman [00:28:36]:
I'm I'm gonna tell you how to do this. Like Uh-huh. Something. Hello. So I love that you recognize that we can't ignore the ego. We have to create a relationship with it. And there's all A relationship. Yeah.
Mahara Wayman [00:28:48]:
It's it's navigating this relationship like this. Because you're not gonna get rid of it. Get rid of the ego. You you killed. You're dead. Like, you're not you.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:28:54]:
You're not you don't exist. Yeah.
Mahara Wayman [00:28:56]:
Yeah. That I thought was really interesting was when you talked about having a relationship physically. Do you feel from a data driven medical health standpoint that our physical body with being women and the hormones that we have really affects our ability to have a physical relationship. And, again, without knowledge or inner strength, let's say, it's very easy for women to just sort of lay lay down and play dead. Right? I'm in a. I'm pretty pissed not loving the experience. And the relationship with my physical body, I've just given up.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:29:37]:
Yeah. So I'd love to speak on that because, I'm perimenopausal myself and so noticing some changes as I move through this. Here's the thing. We have this program, met most of us do, that our body is a burden to be cared for, that our body is a burden to be cared for. So we have this subconscious programming that says, oh, you gotta feed this thing. Oh, you gotta sleep. You gotta rest. Ugh.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:30:05]:
Why can't this body do all these things that all all these other people can do? You know, all of these programmings are playing. And so the truth is is that your soul, when it decided to come into your vessel, it had thousands of other vessels it could have chosen. It had thousands of other times it could have come in, thousands of other locations it could have chosen. But out of such deep love, unconditional love, your soul says, that's the one for me. That's the golden ticket. That's the one for me. And so out of love, your soul chose your physical vessel. And yet, you come into the world and everybody tells you you've gotta be this way or that way or it has to be this way or whatever.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:30:53]:
And we continue to berate. This poor body just says I just wanna be seen and heard. Can you hold space for me? I just want to be seen and heard. That's what your body's asking for. For you not to see it as a burden. For you not to reject the extra pounds that you gained over Christmas or whatever. Right? But for you to love your body unconditionally. And so, yes, we have hormones and, yes, we have things that give us struggle.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:31:25]:
But those things that give us struggle are the last alarm bell. When you feel physical pain, when you notice something in your physical body showing up for you, that's like the final warning sign that says, hello. Ring, bing, bing, bing, bing. There's something going on. There's something you haven't dealt with yet. And we now understand even from science and the studies that the physical ailments we experience, many of them are rooted in emotional despair and not dealing with those emotions. So can I circle back and talk about what you talked about earlier around, like, befriending the ego and then, like, feeling those weeks where we just we do wanna have a pity party and we do wanna just be in worry? Because first, I wanna say all feelings are valid, and none of them, are inviting us to reject them. So oftentimes, people are like, oh, I shouldn't worry.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:32:21]:
Push it aside. Oh, I shouldn't feel shame about this. I push it aside or whatever. Right? And they let it still play in the background, but they don't let it be at the forefront because it's an uncomfortable feeling, of course. But what happens is the ego also loves us so much. You know, back thousands of years ago, the ego mind, when we came out of the cave, you know, it said run from the predators. Right? That's what the ego was for, to keep us alive. But over thousands of years, we've allowed the ego to start hijacking us.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:32:50]:
So most of us allow the ego to make decisions. Right? Most of us allow ourselves to run amok in our minds because of the ego coming and judging us, criticizing us, whatever that is. Now the ego mind is not intending to hold us hostage, but yet the ego mind really wants to keep us safe. However, we actually are meant to run the ego mind, not it run us. Right? And so there's an opportunity when the ego brings something to the surface and it has a thought. And I I'll use a little side story as an example. I was writing a final exam of a final degree. I have a health management degree I took in my twenties, and I was so excited.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:33:33]:
I was at the finish line. I was gonna be done. It's my last exam, last class. Like, hurrah. I've got the degree. I'm done. But as I'm writing the exam, my ego pipes in and the ego says, oh, you don't know the answers to the questions. Oh, you failed a test last time, so you're gonna have to rewrite this one too.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:33:50]:
So it's starting to play these stories. And so I'm writing the test, trying to get that ego to shut up, and I'm trying to focus. I finished the test. I know I failed. I know I failed. I get to my car. I bawl my eyes out because I don't wanna do a rewrite. I just wanna be done this dang degree.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:34:08]:
I get home, and I email my professor. And I say to my professor, hey. I really bombed that exam. I know I have to do a rewrite. Can you tell me what areas that I really was lacking or need to work on? And my professor emails me back and says, I don't know whose test you think you wrote, but you got 87%. How many of you have had an experience where your ego mind made up some whole story about how something was gonna be or what it looked like so much so it convinced you that that was the truth? And so we let the ego run amok, and then we convince ourselves that that's the truth when in fact it is not. We actually in metaphysics, we call the ego mind the false self because in many ways, it makes up these stories based on these experiences, and then it makes up this whole convoluted story. And if we're willing to buy into it, well, now we've gone down the rabbit hole.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:35:04]:
Right? So the invitation is to catch yourself, to be the observer. So when the ego comes in and it says you're failing this test, I can say, oh, thank you so much, ego. I know you're trying to keep me safe and you're preparing me for the worst case scenario, but I'm just gonna focus on what I'm doing. And I tell that ego to step aside. And if I do that enough, guess what happens? The ego eventually knows its place. If we start to do that, the ego will know its place, and it will not be interjecting as much. It doesn't come in for me as nearly as much as it used to, and it still does. But I have this healthy relationship now.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:35:43]:
And in fact, one of the things I suggest to my clients is to give the ego a name. And so my client the other day, she called hers Ivana gripe a lot. So, I mean, you could have fun with it. But if you give your ego a name, then oftentimes it helps us to become the observer in ourselves a little bit more. So then we can say, oh, I don't think so. I don't you know, my I called mine Jane. I say, no, Jane. Not today.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:36:10]:
Not today, Jane. Not right now, Jane. Or I could say, Jane, where is this really coming from? If I wanna be inquisitive, I can ask my ego to give me more information and say, oh, well, remember the time that this happened? Right? Okay. Great, Jane. What's the learning that I need to learn in this? Right? So the ego will give us clues as to what's playing in the programming in the subconscious, but it will also step aside if you ask it to, if you, you know, invite it to. And so I think that that's important for us to understand because we're many of us are so lost in that. The other piece of that I know you got a question that's on the tip of your tongue, but the other piece of that is the emotional energy that often comes in attached to the ego thought. Right? So the ego thought will say, oh, this world's going to hell in a handbasket.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:36:57]:
Right? And then you'll have worry that will come up as a response to that. And so when that emotion comes up, our tendency for most of us is to stuff it away. Right? Most of us will stuff it away. Sometimes we'll sit with it, but in the cesspool of it, which is what you talked about doing a little bit too. And sometimes we just need to be in that pity space, and I get there too. But what the invitation is is to actually not push and reject that energy, to not feel like we're doing something wrong in that place, but rather to say, I'm gonna let myself feel this fully. I'm gonna embody this feeling. I'm gonna tune into this feeling because this feeling also just wants to be seen and heard.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:37:45]:
So if you can imagine worry as we cup our hands, I like to cup my hands and pretend like I'm holding a cute little bird or a bunny or something. And I say, oh, hi, worry. You're back again. Okay. What do you need to teach me today? What are you showing me that I didn't see before? What do I need to see here? And guess what? That energy will talk to me. That worry will say something to me. It say, you're carrying the burdens of the world, and then I can say, say, oh, I don't need to carry the burdens of the world. Those aren't mine to carry, or whatever it might be.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:38:17]:
And it might not happen real time. Okay? But what I will promise you is that if you're willing to hold space for even those perceived low vibration energies, pain, shame, grief, you know, all of those things emotionally. If we can hold space and we can see them and hear them, what happens is they naturally shift their vibrational field. So before you know it, your grief has become grace. Your anger has become love, and you didn't have to try. You only had to see it, witness it, and let it show you the rest of the way.
Mahara Wayman [00:38:50]:
So so good. And thank you for sharing that insight. And, you know, it's very similar to to what I share with my clients as well, which is when we allow ourselves to just stop and breathe. Mhmm. And the more we do that, we can get comfortable with being uncomfortable. Because to your point, that's the we've been taught it's bad to feel. It's bad to swear. It's bad to be angry.
Mahara Wayman [00:39:14]:
Little girls don't cry. All that. Mhmm.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:39:17]:
Oh, yeah.
Mahara Wayman [00:39:18]:
We need to remind ourselves, and you put it so eloquently, which is you just wanna know yourself. That's all. We just wanna acknowledge. Just like our children, you know, when my when I've got kid where they're grown now, but they just want they wanna be seen and heard. Mommy, I don't feel good. I don't know. I can't explain it, but can you just hold me? Yeah. Of course.
Mahara Wayman [00:39:39]:
I would just of course, sweetheart. But I've had to learn, to your point, to do that to myself. Yes. The biggest shock for me was that I have told the story before. You'll get a kick out of it. When I went into coaching officially and I I took a year long certification program, I walked into it very happy. I got a great life. I'm so blessed.
Mahara Wayman [00:40:03]:
Everything you know? All whatever. All that story. And I remember being told that the first half the first six months, we were gonna learn all the tools on how to be just just so that you could use these tools. And I went into sessions with my my peers, and they all had these terrible stories, and they were sobbing. And I'm like, what the fuck? These people are like, what the I can you just tell me how to make money? Can you just get to the business part? Because I'm happy. I don't need any help. And full disclosure, my very first second time actually with somebody, I was a sobbing mess. Because with these with this tool, they just saw me.
Mahara Wayman [00:40:42]:
They asked great questions, and I melted. And I realized I had so much inside my very happy person that needed to be told. Yeah. It was such an epiphany that I could be so happy on the outside while pretending Yes. Instead of really knowing myself.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:41:03]:
Yes.
Mahara Wayman [00:41:03]:
So I I hear you. And I was under the misunderstanding that only fucked up sad people needed to work on themselves. Mhmm. When now I realize the complete opposite I mean, we all have work to do. Yeah. But, you know, my friend's ability to look at me and cry and say, I'm really hurting. She was way further ahead than me because I wouldn't even admit it. Right? So that I mean, I am on this journey too, peeps.
Mahara Wayman [00:41:35]:
I'm I'm a badass coach. I'm a badass task. But let me tell you, I am learning every single day. So I love the way that you shared that. I do wanna go back to Akashic records. I'm very well, I am familiar with the term. I've had an Akashic or reading or two in my lifetime, but I am almost 60, so we're talking years ago. Can you explain a little bit more about that? Because I think it's fascinating.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:42:01]:
I find it fascinating too. And like I said, when I went into it, I really was a skeptic about it. And then once I leaned in, it was like the floodgates opened. So the Akashic records is a space of consciousness that we can enter into through a prayer or a meditative state. So sometimes I go into somewhat of a trans state when I do sessions with people and readings. And so this sacred space is filled with unconditional love. Like I said, I like to call it the meeting place with god. And so whether it's spirit guides or past loved ones that come through in that space, it's kind of like a container, a sacred container if you will.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:42:40]:
Like, Like, some people will say, well, can't you just do an intuitive reading? Yeah. I I could do that. But I create the sacred container because what it does is it creates that structure so we can put what where that energy needs to go in the right place. It's kind of like if I open a fire hydrant without a hose, the water sprays everywhere. Right? But if I put the hose on the fire hydrant, now I can direct where it needs to go and what is prioritized and what have you. So this the Akashic records gives us that container of safety and sacredness that allows us to deepen our relationship with ourselves, with divine, and what have you. It is a space of everything that is, was, and ever shall be. So, typical reading in the Akash will cover typically some past life stuff.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:43:23]:
It'll oftentimes cover off some why is this happening to me? Why do I keep going through these cycles? What is the meaning of this? Right? It will give us tools for here and now, and then it will also share future pathways. Then I always tell people any future pathways. Like, if you're seeing a psychic and you're so hooked into what they're saying and you're like, oh, no. The psychic said in six months, I would do this, this, and this. I just wanna remind everybody that you have the power of free will, and there's so much that changes energetically. So reminding you that is a choose your own adventure and to not get too hooked into what somebody says because you really do ultimately have the power within you. And that's really important for me to share. I had a client that actually had spent tens of thousands of dollars on a psychic, and the psychic was telling this woman that if she didn't keep working with her, that she would never find the love of her life.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:44:17]:
And, you know, I'm sad to say that there's stories out there, but there are people out there. And so reminding you that you have the your own inner discernment, your own tools within you, we all were given the toolbox, you guys. You know? I just happened to lean into the Akashic records, and it opened my toolbox. Right? All this all the intuition, the clairvoyancy, the seeing, the clairaudience, the hearing, the clairsentience, the feeling, the claircognizance, the knowing, and the list goes on. But we all have those gifts. We can use them in our day to day, or we can use them in a professional setting if we choose to as well. But we all have them. And so you don't necessarily need to use the Akashic to unlock them.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:45:00]:
You can really just choose to unlock the toolbox or the treasure chest, if you will, whatever you wanna call it. But there is a big invitation in the world right now. Right? We're in this age of Aquarius. Right? So the light is being shone on us more brightly than ever before. So people are having these experiences and these awakenings, and they're knowing that there's so much more to this world. And it's an invitation for us to come back into true remembrance, for us to come back into this beautiful journey into our soul. But there's also a couple other pieces that we're being invited to lean into. And one is this.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:45:35]:
You know, you mentioned worry, and I used to be a worrier. You know? I used to worry all the time to the point where I make myself sick. And what I understand now is that divine is my supply. Divine is my supply. Meaning that everything that I need, everything I desire comes actually from source. It come and I point out, but really source within us, however you wanna look at it. Source is in all things, by the way. God is in everything.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:46:07]:
If we can truly understand that, we'll have more compassion, more forgiveness, more grace in this world. But most of us forget that. And so we start to go into worry. And when we're in worry, what we're saying is, I don't trust you. I don't trust you to supply me with what I need. Right? And so it's an invitation for us to catch ourselves and to be able to lean into that trust and to strengthen the trust we have in divine. When I think back to all of my situations and by the way, I've had many other I won't call them near deaths, but I was on a plane that exploded. I was stranded in the Mexican Desert.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:46:43]:
Like, I've had some interesting stories where, like, I've kind of, like, been meeting death as I've gone. And, you know, as a as, as I've gone through my experiences, you know, I oftentimes would go through an experience and think, oh my god. That the that was the worst thing ever. You know? In that moment, it feels like the worst thing ever. You know? A job loss, a breakup, you know, some sort of situation that you don't love. Only days later or weeks later or maybe months and years later, you say, oh my gosh. Thank goodness it happened that way. Right? And so it's the reminder that we really are always being taken care of.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:47:22]:
And I think that that's so important for us to lean into and allow that to become a known for us, allow ourselves to integrate that knowing and that remembrance again that the divine is my supply. And back to your earlier question about, like, what about the people that say, well, I got bills to pay. You know, this woo stuff is fun, but, like, I got bills to pay. What if you started invoicing god? What would that look like and feel like to you? And so it's this opportunity to open up our arms into this place of receiving. There's so much abundance. There's so much infinite energy to open ourselves up to receiving that. Right? And when we say divine's my supply, you know, I do free sessions for people. You know, I'll do free talks sometimes as a speaker.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:48:11]:
I invoice god. I just say, god, I know you got this. Sometimes I'll put a dollar amount on there. Other times, I won't. But nonetheless, I open myself up to receiving. And this aspect of opening ourselves up to receiving gets us out of the way. Because when we wake up in the morning, we often think, oh, I'm the one that has to do all the work today. It feels so burdensome, and I got such a heavy day and I got full clients or whatever whatever and we tell ourselves a story that it's gonna be so exhausting or this day is so busy or whatever it is.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:48:41]:
What if when you wake up in the morning, you wake up acknowledging god, creator, source again, whatever you name that And you say, good morning, god. I know you're waking up with me, and I know you're gonna do all the work that needs to be done today. Thank you so much. Because let me tell you, I started my days like that in the middle of the year last year, and it has changed my entire perspective. It's allowed me to be filled up as I move through my days. It's allowed me to not worry anymore, to not carry the weight of the world on my shoulders, to not feel burdened by anything. And there are days that feel denser, which I give myself permission to have those days too. But it's this beautiful practice of acknowledging how potent divine is for us, how divine is our supply.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:49:31]:
Divine is our doer. It's our doer. God is speaking through me to you. It's not Diane in my mind. I'm just letting myself be the conduit. And what if we all allow ourselves to do that just a little bit more? I just think that's how we create this new world for ourselves.
Mahara Wayman [00:49:51]:
Wow. So so good and juicy. One of the things that I really wanna pull out for for our listeners and people that are watching is, have you noticed how many times my guest used the word invitation? Mhmm. And I wanna just reiterate that by saying to your point, what if we looked at everything as an invitation? Right?
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:50:14]:
It is.
Mahara Wayman [00:50:15]:
It it because it actually is. We do have choice. We can get curious. And, you know, why do and I include myself in this. Why would I choose to create a story around lack and fear and negativity and shame, which, of course, I've had many years of doing. When I could create a story around excitement and acceptance and love and grace and infinity, and, oh my god, I do remember being a soul. Oh my like, I don't talk about that very much, but I do remember that. And, like, oh my god.
Mahara Wayman [00:50:48]:
My dreams, I am a lucid dreamer. And you know what? I don't talk about it, but every few months, I have a I dream of my past lives in other galaxies.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:50:59]:
Wow.
Mahara Wayman [00:51:00]:
You know, I laugh because I on Facebook, I get all of these, you know, feeds, and one of them is is like a an astrological feed, and it's very scientific. And it's like in fact, quite recently, one popped up, and it's like, scientists now believe there is a galaxy nine times bigger hiding behind our galaxy. And our galaxy has 90,000,000,000 planets, and, you know, it's this magnificent size we can't even comprehend.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:51:24]:
Can't even.
Mahara Wayman [00:51:25]:
And I'm like, yeah. I know that. Whatever. I know that. I don't I don't need to follow this because I already know that. And then I catch myself, and I'm like, oh my god. Is that badass, or is that crazy? So I think it's badass. They didn't even just say that it's badass, but I want to you know, as we wind down our conversation, I've heard a couple things that I think are worth repeating this idea of, number one, create a relationship with all of the with yourself.
Mahara Wayman [00:51:51]:
Right? Whether you call it ego or inner critic or or inner bitch like I do or or whatever. Like, just get create a relationship and know that you do have a choice. And the other thing I heard, of course, was I've already said it is look at life as an invitation. What else can you share with our listeners that would help them to feel more badass, because that's the name of the show, or to help them get just a little bit closer to their divineness?
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:52:20]:
Okay. Lots of thoughts going on here. So I'm gonna just try and create some sick succinctness with this. The first thing that I wanna share with everyone, and I mentioned we all have the treasure box within us of these gifts, you know, these gifts of intuition. And I keep hearing the statement. This is a quote that Spirit gave me years ago. Your intuition is always right. It's your perception of the outcome that isn't.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:52:45]:
Mic drop. I like, you know, how often have you been guided into something? I remember being pulled towards this person that my intuition called me to this person, and then we had this experience and it blew up in my face. And I remember thinking, oh, man. I messed up. Was that not my intuition? You know, what was happening there? I felt so pulled by this person. I I felt I was supposed to go on that and now it blew up in my face. And spirit said, well, don't you realize the value and the learning that you're getting out of this experience even though your perception of it is that it's not great? This is what you needed to hear. This is exactly what your intuition does.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:53:23]:
It guides you into situations, and they're not always rainbows and butterflies, people. Okay? Do not question your intuition. Your divine intuition. K? Your ego mind, the chatter there, is not your intuition. And a lot of people struggle with that discernment piece. I'm telling you, if you start having those conversations within yourself with those aspects, you will start to get clarity of what's talking when. Okay? It's gonna make more sense as soon as you just open up that relationship. The the other piece that I feel is important to share, and I think this goes for most of us, especially if you're a woman who's been through some really hard stuff or you've done some things that you're feeling shameful, guiltful about, whatever.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:54:10]:
It is giving ourselves permission to be exactly who we are. Are. And what I mean by this is that when we show up in a certain way, in a certain experience and say, someone confronts me and I blow up and I get mad and angry, and then after I'm like, now I'm beating up on myself for, for, like, losing my shit and not keeping it together or saying the things I said. Rather than going down that rabbit hole, what if we can say, no wonder I showed up in that way. No wonder. There is power in the no wonder because no wonder gives us permission to show up exactly how we showed up. And it's not saying I'm not accountable for how I showed up. It's saying it's giving me some grace and saying I showed up in that way because of whatever other experiences were, and that's how I had to show up for that person.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:55:02]:
So it's the no wonder extends us deeper grace. And I'm inviting that because I think that we're so hard on ourselves, so hard on ourselves, and then we we ruin our ability to experience joy and presence in the now when we do that. So I feel like someone needed to hear that today, to give yourself grace to say no wonder I did what I did. Because here's the truth. Everyone is always doing the best that they know how. And that might not make sense for some people because they might think, well, what about the murderer that did that thing? Were they doing the best with what they knew and what they understood? Yeah. That was the best that they knew how in that moment, even if we can't wrap our head around it. What that has done in understanding that and I had a hard time believing that.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:55:56]:
Like, we're always doing the best we know how, and I think, I could've chosen a better partner there, and I could've chosen a better thing there. But when I look back, I think, no. I needed to go through every single one of those experiences and learnings. So I was doing the best that I knew how in that moment. And when we can give ourselves that level of grace, we are better able to give it to other people around us too. So it's a beautiful ripple of grace. If we can apply that to ourselves, then it will make it easier to apply it to others too.
Mahara Wayman [00:56:28]:
Oh, so beautiful. It really strikes me as being very similar to this idea of of being without judgment. Mhmm. We're so filled with judgment. Yeah. For ourselves as well. We don't realize that. And that was another big lesson.
Mahara Wayman [00:56:46]:
Oh my god. I'm sharing lots of lessons today, but a huge lesson for me on this journey was how filled with judgment I am slash was Yeah. And how and recognizing that judgment hurts. Yeah. It really hurts. Even though I if I think I'm throwing judgment at someone else, I actually feel those feels.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:57:07]:
Yes.
Mahara Wayman [00:57:09]:
The yeah. And it's ugly. Once you what I'm noticing is now that I'm working consciously to be less judgmental, I get it hurts me to be around others when they're being judgmental. It's like the energy is so deep and dark and light. It's heavy. It's heavy. Heavy. And boy, oh, boy, every day, it feels like the universe is giving me lessons to learn, which is nothing because I signed up for this.
Mahara Wayman [00:57:35]:
I've invited so fun. And that I mean, faster, you know, fast and furious without a doubt. So I wanted to say thank you. This has been quite an unusual podcast for me and our guests, but it's exactly what I needed. And I know it's exactly what our listeners needed to hear regardless of what's going on in their lives. But I'd love you to share with us how we can you know, how can our listeners connect with you? Of course, I'm gonna have all of them in the show notes. So don't worry, folks. Read the show notes.
Mahara Wayman [00:58:09]:
But Yes. Tell us out loud what's going on for you next in your world and how listeners can connect with you.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:58:16]:
Well, thank you so much. So I speak a lot locally in Alberta. So I go around and I travel to different events. And so you can oftentimes see me through social media, you know, doing different speaking opportunities if you wanna do some following there. So I am, of course, on Instagram and Facebook, and those links will be in the chat for you. But I do have a gift for everybody. If they are curious, even just a little bit, maybe their spirit's kinda calling them in and saying, I don't know, but maybe. I have created a soul blueprint quiz.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:58:47]:
So it's a fun little quiz. Only takes a couple minutes to do, and it will give you some insights as to how you show up and why you show up the way you show up. And then at the end, you get a gift of a free session with either myself or someone on my team. So you'll be matched up accordingly, and so you get a free reading. So you get to experience the cache for yourself and lean in to see what is available to you on that. So we'll put that in there. I also have a podcast that you're gonna be coming on soon called When Spirit Calls. So you can check out the podcast and, of course, my website rosehope.ca.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:59:22]:
You can find about the podcast and all the different things that we have going on there. So you guys will see all of that good stuff there.
Mahara Wayman [00:59:29]:
So, so good. And can I just say for the record, my god, this girl is a badass?
DeeAnne Rose Hope [00:59:35]:
Oh, yay. I received that. I received it. I'm a badass.
Mahara Wayman [00:59:42]:
When I first came up with the word to use in my my name for my podcast and in my marketing, my mother-in-law, she's like, you can't do that. You can't use that word. And I'm like, oh, mom. This is so interesting. Like, what's coming up for you? I it didn't bother me in the least. But I recognize, right, that there's a generational thing and judgment, all that stuff. We're very close, by the way, folks. But what's so interesting is that I'm coming up with it again for myself as I get even more authentic with my messaging.
Mahara Wayman [01:00:14]:
So I'm experiencing even just today a a whole new word that I'm contemplating bringing into my into my life, and I'm like, okay, Mahara. This is like, here you go again. It's okay. Right? Language is powerful. And, you know, I'm trying to, yeah. So it's just so stay tuned, peeps. You're gonna see it on because I am gonna make the change. I'm not gonna say it now because literally, I'm just doing the graphics, and I'm I'm talking it through.
Mahara Wayman [01:00:41]:
I've I've Love it. With a couple people, and they've been like, oh my god. Of course. Like Yes. So funny. So you. This is interesting. It's it's as I lean into me Yes.
Mahara Wayman [01:00:53]:
My authenticity, I realize that I don't need to be afraid. Mm-mm. I don't need to censor because I know that whatever comes out of my mouth, it's coming from a place of love, honesty, and and grace. Even if even if it's got letters in it that some people may go, you can't say that. And I'm like, that
DeeAnne Rose Hope [01:01:13]:
could your truth. Right? And I think we're being called as well to this authenticity. You know, I was afraid to tell my story for many, many years, but I will tell you the sense of freedom that I feel and the droves of people that come and say, oh my gosh, I've been the same way and I've been hiding. I've been hiding because I didn't feel safe to be seen and heard. And so when we allow ourselves to express our deeper truth, just like as you are doing, Mahara, you are giving permission for others to do the same. So thank you for being that gift for us.
Mahara Wayman [01:01:48]:
Thank you for showing up to my show and talking to me. This has been Folks, thank you for joining us today on the art of badassery. My name is Mahara. I'm your badass coach. Thank you. Huge shout out to my my guest, reverend Deanne Rose. Hope it's been amazing, and we'll see you next week on the art of badassery. Take care.
DeeAnne Rose Hope [01:02:07]:
Bye bye.
Mahara Wayman [01:02:13]:
Thanks for tuning in to another badass episode. Your support means the world to me. So if you enjoyed what you heard today, don't forget to like, share, and rate the episode on your favorite podcast platform. Your feedback keeps the badassery flowing. And, hey, if you're ready to unleash your inner badass and conquer whatever life throws your way, why not book a complimentary badass breakthrough session? Just click the link in the show notes to schedule your session, and let's kick some serious butt together. Until next time, stay fearless, stay fabulous, and of course, stay badass. This is Mahara signing off.
