In today's episode, I'm sharing a guided energy work practice to help you clear resistance — a combination of breathwork, meditation, self-inquiry, and somatic movement. Whether you're feeling resistance around launching an offer, putting out content, or just showing up as yourself, this practice is designed to help you locate where that resistance lives in your body and finally look at it instead of dancing around it.

Resistance often isn't the enemy — it's a part of you trying to protect you from something, and once you learn to ask it the right questions, it can show you exactly what it needs. This practice will help you connect with your higher self, get clear guidance, and make an act of self-love toward the part of you that's been asking for attention.

Take this time for yourself — you deserve to feel grounded, clear, and connected to what's really going on beneath the surface. And if this episode lands with you, come tell me over on Instagram (@iamnoravirginia). 💛

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