We Tried Wellness, an original podcast from Schmidt’s, takes on the latest and greatest trends in wellness and discusses their merits. Our podcast is all about investigating practical tips and hacks we come across on social media and in our communities, and seeing how they fit into our lifestyle. Each episode, we’ll try a wellness trend and talk to influencers and experts in the field.
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We Tried Wellness Ep. 13: Kirin Bhatti + We Tried Reorienting Ourselves
“Before I had words for it, I could feel that there was something more than just my words happening. My choices, and the way I moved, and what’s happening in a room — there was a texture to it. There were layers to it. And over time, I realized there were these other elements — emotion, energy — also the physicality of a space, or a person, or something that someone’s working through […] I’m an intuitive counselor because my work is about feeling into all the layers of a person.
My work is everything — service — this is my purpose here.”
Today we’re joined in the studio by the incomparable Kirin Bhatti, a Portland-based, Canada-born intuitive counselor, healer, speaker, label-less being who is on a mission to help you uncover what your heart wants to know.
Kirin shares a grounding meditation (3:40 — 7:02) to start us off — and her words set the tone for our episode, offering a glimpse into the work she does through her practice, Brownswell Healing.
We talk about learning to uncover the prayers that live within each of us, Kirin’s work to help heal our collective loneliness and separation, aligning work with service to those around us, how to start developing a spiritual practice…and so much more.
Links to things we mention:
Kirin’s website: Brownswell & IG: @brownswellhealing (though she’s on a social media hiatus!)
How to Hijack Amazon Prime Now For Good
Learn more about Kirin’s teacher, Shayne Case.
Carolyn Myss — an introduction to spirituality for, as Kirin says, “those who are skeptics”
“How I Built This” episode with Soulcycle founders Julie Rice & Elizabeth Cutler
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