A few years ago, I did away with New Year’s resolutions (they never worked for me!), and instead, chose a word of the year. It’s a simple, yet powerful practice that has really set the stage for my growth and healing.

In this episode, I talk about some important (stress-free) steps to go through when choosing your word of the year. It’s more about relaxing into the process than doing/forcing, so I hope you enjoy this short and sweet message. This is the last episode of Season 1 of the Spark of Courage. If you’ve made it all the way to here, thank you for listening and for supporting this channel. It has been a blessing to be able to share my voice with you - and my own personal miracle to bring these stories to you. Wishing you a blessed holiday season and a peaceful start to 2025!

Thank you for spending your time with me this year.

Love courageously,

Alecs

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A contemplation question for you, as we enter the quiet, introspective winter season: Are you using band-aids in your healing (quick fixes, shortcuts, bypassing)? Or are you truly facing the shadow and looking inward to see what lies underneath the pain and the triggers?

In this episode, I offer a short contemplation on what it takes to truly do the work. Showing up for yourself (and bringing all of your parts with you) creates immense joy and freedom - will you join me, in wearing your wounds proudly and allowing the light to see them?

Thank you for spending your time with me today.

Love courageously,

Alecs

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Do you believe in miracles? Have you witnessed the healing power of doing the inner work?

In this special episode, my dear friend, Rachel Pelisson, helps me share my healing journey. We dive into how my struggles with chronic illness led me to examine my inner world. By examining the shadow, and accepting and transmuting the pain that was there, I was able to gain greater freedom, peace, joy, and courage to be authentic. For me, the soul-led healing journey is an essential lifelong path, because it is bringing me closer to wholeness and embracing my true Self. Hope you enjoy this awesome interview with Rachel!

Thank you for spending your time with me today.

Love courageously,

Alecs

Questions, comments, something resonated? Let’s connect on Instagram @Alecsdragne.healing

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If you feel called to receive support on your inner work journey, here are some ways you can work with me: https://alecsd.square.site/

In-person workshop in Vancouver, BC:

Rooted: Re-connect to Soul and Lineage Workshop - December 1, 2024

I am hosting a healing workshop alongside two gifted facilitators. Follow this link to learn more and sign up!

In this episode:

- Rachel is my wonderful friend, mentor and healer. She has many amazing free resources, workshops and private coaching options:

Rachel Pelisson, Nutritionist & Intuitive Healer:

https://www.rachelpelisson.com/

Instagram @rachelpelisson.healing

- The Emotion Code is an energy healing modality that gently releases trapped emotions.

https://discoverhealing.com/

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