Sabina Rademacher - Love & Relating Snippets Sabina Rademacher

How would it feel to start receiving energy and authentically step into the person you came here to be?
How would it feel to create the things your soul wants to fulfil and have them come to you easily?

Feminine Energy requires strategy AND energy to really shift. It’s like shining up your true inner compass and honouring what you know is true for you.

Becoming magnetic to your life allows you to powerfully step into the person you came here to be, your dharma.

MarLisa and I talk about these 3 questions:


When we think of being magnetic in relationship what does that mean in relation to ourselves and to partners
Feminine Energy has quite a history. I share some of the understandings I have come to see over the past and what I currently see is happening with feminine energy?
And I share some daily practices we can do to strengthen our autonomy and self reverence muscles in a world that feels like blaming others is much easier way to not deal with what is really going on

Join me in this conversation with MarLisa. 

I had the honour to be interviewed by Neil Wilkins Communications and we talked about how we can make decisions through love not fear, to reframe our lives.

In my past, I had extensive experience in empowering leaders across the world, with the tools and techniques to become more self-aware, empathic and confident in their abilities.

Nowadays, at the heart of my work,  is the importance of approaching situations and others with heart and love, instead of mind and fear.

Neil and I discuss the fear of failure and how the skill of living with love can be taught and at any time in our lives.



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Leading Your Life from the Heart!

Valeria Teles from Fit For Joy Podcasts interviewed me on the subjects:
- Authenticity
- Vulnerability
- Awareness and Presence
- Emotional Mastery - Ability to feel oneself -
- Leading Self to be able to lead others
- and what is Love?

This podcast channel is a quest for well-being, a quest for a meaningful life through the exploration of fundamental truths, enlightening ideas, insights on physical, mental, and spiritual health. The inspiration is Love. The aspiration is to awaken new ways of thinking that can lead us to a new way of being, being well.

Matt is sharing very vulnerably,  I am asking him questions around these topics:

· Self-sabotage and mistakes affecting his past marriage

· Poor decision in the first place of marriage and he thought he can’t get out of it

· Learning from the divorce, the sabotaging behaviour and what doe he bring forward into the new relationship

· Communication is the key: Men’s difficulty to communicate: What did you learn about communication?

· The importance of Alignment

· Taking ownership vs blaming

Breaking through these walls to create a better relationships. 

Our unconscious definition of love is the source of all pain, lack of love and of all dramatic experiences we manifest in our life when we actually long for love.

When I hit German ground after 40 years being abroad and back to my mother’s home, I heard my inner voice saying: you have still not learnt to be your own number one priority.

Unconditionally.

It hit me hard inside and it hit home.

I had to go deeper and being with my demented mother for almost a year now, gave me a good chance to dig into unhealed wounds.

And then one day, I had a realisation:

My unconscious definition of love was not the same as my conscious definition of love. What I believed love is.

My inner little child had no role model for what unconditional love was.

It’s difficult to recognise exactly what our unconscious definition of love is, since even the definition is unconscious – it has accompanied us from our very early days.

It arose from the relationship to our caretakers, from the interaction of our parents with each other and towards life, since they were our role models.

Our unconscious definition of love is the source of all pain, lack of love and of all dramatic experiences we manifest in our life when we actually long for love.

However, I realised, that  In the end,  our unconscious definition of love manifested in our daily life experiences is actually helping us to experience unconditional love.

If we would only recognise it!

Listen to this podcast to wake up to your unconscious definition of love, which keeps repeating our painful experiences.

What is Love and Intimacy? How do young people define it? How open are young people to their parents about love and sex?
Love and sexuality is still such a taboo.

Love is the physical, emotional, sexual, intellectual, or social affection one person holds for another. Intimacy is achieved when we become close to someone else and are reassured that we are loved and accepted for who we are.

Children usually develop intimacy with parents and peers. As adults, we seek intimacy in close relationships with other adults, friends, family, and with a partner. Intimacy is a close relationship where mutual acceptance, nurturance, and trust are shared at some level.

Alexandra Kreis invited me to her podcast Outer Travel - Inner Journey to talk about love and intimacy.

I love talking to young people and open their feelings about love and intimacy. My heart's calling is to raise awareness on the necessary conversations about sexuality between parents and their children. And to establish deep trust, openness, and vulnerability between parents and their offspring.

In this podcast, I also discuss feminism, masculinity, authentic feelings, and parents’ role to their children about what love and sexuality are or can be.

When you encourage conversations about feelings, friendships, and family relationships, it can help your child feel confident to talk about teenage relationships in general. If your child knows what respectful relationships look like in general, they can relate this directly to romantic relationships.

Conversations like this hope to make your child feel more comfortable sharing feelings with parents even as they start to get romantically interested in others. 

And there’s a lot more direction than this can go: treating other people kindly, breaking up kindly, and respecting other people’s boundaries.