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Unmasking Truth: Journey Beyond Labels

Mar 11, 202550 minSeason 5Ep. 12
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In a powerful exploration of identity and healing, we dive into a conversation that uncovers profound truths. Rewind to the layers that shape who we are beyond the societal crutches of titles and expectations. 


Join me and DearCoach Lara  (Lara Kudayisi Don-Momoh) as we journey through raw reflections on healing, acceptance, and the essence of self-discovery.

Lara takes us back through her experiences, drawing attention to how her previous identity merged with expectations, leaving little space for her authentic self. 


We delve into the significance of acceptance as a pivotal part of healing. As we unravel layers of identity, listeners are invited to consider their narratives and how they have accepted themselves.

Further into the conversation, we touch on the relationships we build and how our healing is often seen as a solitary journey, yet we live in an interconnected world. 


Lara sheds light on the critical need for nurturing spaces and community as both a healer and an individual.

Prepare to engage in deep reflection, as this episode emphasizes courage, vulnerability, and the challenge of recognizing one's worth. 


Encouragement awaits as we explore the ongoing journey to embrace our full selves. 

Don’t miss the opportunity to rethink your perceptions of healing and share your thoughts afterward! Subscribe, share, and let’s grow together.

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Introduction: Setting the Stage

Speaker 1

Hi Mindful Partners , and welcome to another episode of Mindfully with Tumishi , rounding off the conversation last week . Well , a solo chat .

Last week , when I asked if face was a crutch , I did say that I was going to have an amazing conversation this week for you with someone , and the person that will be sitting on the other side of my mic is someone that you would want to listen to . What happens when you strip away the stories , the titles and the headlines ?

Who remains at the core In this deeply reflective two-part conversation I sit with , dear coach Lara yes , lara Kudaisi Don Momo , not just to revisit her journey that is public knowledge and if you know her , you know her story already , right , but to uncover the who , the woman , beyond the experiences , experiences . This isn't the interview you've seen before .

I can assure you that this is Lara raw , thoughtful and unfiltered . And in part two , of course , the tables turn . She's been itching to ask me questions and that will come on the second part of this conversation , but for now , I welcome you to the first part of this conversation with lara kudaisi don momo , a conversation like no other on mindfully with tamshe .

Enjoy to me , she enjoy , yeah , really yeah , totally agree what you agreed . What are you agreeing to ? Okay , all right . So , guys , as you can see , we we're now starting Mindfully to Michigan the way we started all the time use a bigger cup , and the first thing I said that in the last episode when I said is faith a crutch ?

Speaker 2

When .

Speaker 1

I asked that question and we had it was a solo chat that I had someone . The person that was going to be sitting on the other side for this episode is a powerful person and I don't even know what to say . My mouth is big but I'll say welcome , omo la rakuta . Is it done , mama ? Thank you .

Speaker 2

Omo la rakuta . Omo la rakuta . Oh my goodness , thank you so much . I feel honored being here .

Speaker 1

Okay , this is the second person using honor alongside my name . What you guys mean really when you say honor ? Yeah , because I don't see what you guys are saying .

Speaker 2

Um , hmm , oh , timmy , you want to take me there to . You want to take me there , you want to take me there , you know . So you know this , have always seen you yeah um , you're just remember your birthday , did you see it ?

Speaker 1

I sent it to you afterwards yes , yeah , I said I don't have the words , yeah that's it , like you're just a bundle of awesomeness oh , you know , and that awesomeness is dark , deep dirty thank you for saying that dark , yes dark , yeah dirty yeah , and I , that's a fair , that's a fair , very , very fair , um description of me .

You know I sometimes I write to my friends who are used to my craziness and I'll say , um , what would you write if I die ? Or that's the doc , don't wait for me , let me read it now .

Some of them I used to , some of them just go , like you know , but I have a couple of people that and who would answer honestly and and I've gotten a couple of pushbacks when I talk about death as if , but I leave as if I'm dead anyways , because that's the last bus stop for everyone .

Speaker 2

So we're going to end up this early . No , you went there . You go to bed .

Speaker 1

You ask me , you ask me questions so I am going to stay away from all that everybody knows about Romola and we're just going to have a conversation today . Yeah , we're just going to have , I really , because I think that behind all of that story , people miss the person .

Yep , people miss the person and I would be honored if you know you can come unravel with this conversation . And the first question I'll be asking is I don't remember . You can also ask me questions .

Speaker 2

I think , yeah , she is a team , but we can't say anything .

Speaker 1

Oh , yeah , yeah , yeah , she's fine . Oh , she's fine , she heard ?

Speaker 2

No , we won't ask him about the podcast .

Speaker 1

Oh yeah , we can say anything we can . We can . That's good , that's very good . So when you think about the woman you were before your healing journey and the woman you are today , what is the most surprising shift of your inner dialogue ?

Speaker 2

I know Pukse Mese asked the best questions . The body , body , spirit , spirit . Welcome Shift in a dialogue yes . I feel in charge now . It's surprising . It's shocking .

Speaker 1

Why .

Speaker 2

Because back then I used to feel like I had no say in life's events my events , my life's event . It's shocking . It's surprising . Then I felt more like things have been decided for me . Oh , wow , yeah , things have happened , or happening like I have no choice , yeah , so it's shocking .

I like this conversation , cause I haven't thought this deep in a long time . It's shocking to see me making decisions now , being this boss , lady , and all of that Because just not long ago , I was being like , oh hey , okay , is this what we're doing now ? Oh , you want me to do this ? Oh great , oh okay and oh okay .

And I think it was an identity crisis and I am the firstborn and I've never liked it . I always felt like I'm too fragile to be the firstborn . I felt like I needed guidance , I needed somebody to hold my hand . So when I saw her , I remember , like a family friend of mine , my dad . Just we just moved to a new place and Tisha brought two people .

I just got like you know my dad's new friend and his children and the two older boys were you know , the boys were older than me . I grabbed to them in my life and you know some of the decisions I made them good and bad was all the advice that he gave me .

So I I don't know where it came from , but I never felt like I could actually do something right be the driver in your life . Yeah , yeah I always felt like I needed advice , I needed guidance , I needed . I didn't think that I could oh my god , so much what I don't know I'm sorry .

Speaker 1

You know I'm a journalist and a coach , yeah , so I think , yeah , yeah difference .

Speaker 2

Now that's the shift . Now it's like these days , I just decide and I follow the decision . So that's the back . Then it was like so what's going to happen today ?

Speaker 1

well , what am I going ?

Speaker 2

to do . Okay , I'll wait for this person to tell me what to do , to do . Let me see where life will take me with this person , or that person , or this journey , this course , this subject .

Speaker 1

Yeah , yeah , yeah , I get that . That would lead me to asking the emotions or beliefs that you had to unlearn before the inner dialogue changed

What Happens When We Remove the Masks?

the greatest was that I'm not a second hand okay , okay . So maybe you will ask the question , maybe when you , when you ask any questions , what I ? I don't think that anything that happened to me ever defined me .

Speaker 2

That's why you are this , that's why you are like this . That's why that's why you are this .

Speaker 1

You know I never truly , but what you're saying is making me think I never truly went to that place where I'll say why me ? Never . What did I do , though I would ask what did I do to get me into this place ? I would ask that , but I never got to the point where I was . Why me ? Did I have identity issues ?

Yes , daddy issues and all that , but I truly , and to be fair , I think that , even with the craziness that had my dad , that self-picture came from him . Funny enough enough , my father owns a shirt I owned , so I saw him own it , and maybe that's why yeah , so I think my case was because my father told me that I wasn't used to products .

Okay , guys , this conversation is gonna take a little , but these are two people on a healing journey let me put that out there first . This are two people on a healing journey and , for those who don't know , lara and I come way from Jesus . It's over 20 years and I've literally seen you grow .

I've literally seen you , but I don't even want to go there because , yeah , let's leave it . Let's think so again . Again . I'm going back to the beliefs . Yeah , I know , I know I can't . I can't literally feel the energy .

Yeah , so when you were able to embrace that new belief that you were not secondhand good , how has that helped you on the journey of being a healer ? I'm running away from the word coach because we have somehow bastardized the term . I get it and I think you're more a healer than yes , you're still a coach .

You're still your dear coach , lara , you know , but how has that helped you ?

Speaker 2

That has helped me see myself . Prior to that , I never used to believe that I was beautiful . I never used to think that . I never used to think that . I never used to think I was enough . I felt like , if you remember me , I wore a lot of colours , very neon colours actually very neon colours . See when the term or trend of colour blocking king .

It was like yeah you know it was to say notice me , I'm here . I wore the shortest of skirts . I was the biggest of hearings , the biggest hair . I used to wear a lot of afro back then I remember I have some pictures of that . Oh , really , oh my goodness , yeah , you know so . Um , now I can literally look at myself naked .

You know that's one of the most difficult things to do Naked . I didn't used to like my body , but now I see I embrace my body Like , yeah , with nursed children . See this thawing . You know that's what I just see . If something happens Like , I can talk to it , I can hold it , I can love it , and that has also helped me better in sex .

Speaker 1

Okay , we need to go there in sex . Okay , we need to go there .

Speaker 2

Well , yeah , we go there , if we , if we don't talk about that , are you really to ?

Speaker 1

me , yells at me , yells them to me here , even when we don't talk about that you know , so that that , as in I you know when you say it .

Speaker 2

I see when people say , oh , I see you , but I see me , yeah , like I literally look at the mirror and see me .

Speaker 1

How does that help you ? You seeing you in in identity school , for example ? How does that help you help others , you seeing you ?

Speaker 2

okay . So seeing me means that I've recognized all my nuances , my quirks , my craziness , so that makes me comfortable in my skin , which I was never in the past never I always needed something extra , you know . So now that I can feel that I can help other people see , oh , because you know how good , like sorry , I'm a little .

You know apologize a lot , you don't need that . Sorry , I'm just a little court . Sorry , i'm'm just a little . We're trying to be polite . But no , don't apologise for being yourself .

Speaker 1

You know why I rolled my eyes . Yeah , I don't know if I ever have been apologetic about to Michelle . I live , I just live , um , and not because I'm trying to be dismissive of other people or what they think of me and all that . I just I just don't . Let me not say I just don't care , I like it doesn't matter um , in the end .

So let's talk about this identity thing for a bit . In the end and I think that's where , for me , it was easy it was easy for me to just be in the end , how I saw myself was much more important than anything . Yes , I had questions , like I had real big questions . I , for a long time , I didn't think I was beautiful .

For the longest time , I would say , oh , just my eyes , I love my eyes , I love my eyes , I love my hair , um , and I was quite blase dismissive of how I looked . Because I didn't , and I know why . I honestly know why . I don't know if I want to talk about it now , but I honestly know why I did not give attention to how I look .

These days I'm doing more , but I'm so comfortable not being seen by others , but let's leave that Again . Like I said , I don't want to do sob , I want to talk healing and the journey going on . So my question then would be if healing were a language , sob , I want to talk healing and you know the journey going on , yeah .

So my question then would be if healing were a language , what words do you think people are missing in their vocabulary ?

Speaker 2

hmm , you don't do it to me now , yeah let me put it this way what word ?

Speaker 1

what do you think that someone who wants to start a healing journey should embrace the most ? Is that better ?

Speaker 2

yes , thank you for coming to my life .

Speaker 1

God bless you . You're welcome . Acceptance . We could stop this conversation here right now , and we've said everything . Why , though ?

Speaker 2

acceptance of events , acceptance of self , acceptance of what could be or could not be or whatever , acceptance , just you . Just because we get stuck in , why me , why did this have to happen to me ? Like , or sometimes trying to change it in your head , you live in denial . It didn't happen . You know it was .

It wasn't that he loved me , he was just trying to . I just it was shush .

Speaker 1

She said just accept it . Yeah , it's done . Okay , I'm going to just sit down . Are you ready for this ?

Speaker 2

next question I don't think so , you don't think so yeah

Encountering the Real Identity Beyond Experiences

don't think so .

Speaker 1

You don't think so . So what part in this I I hope that you'll be able to unravel like really be vulnerable to share .

Speaker 2

You know what part of your story , do you think people understand the most ? So a lot of the people these days that have known my story , they end that , oh , she got married , like that's a good thing . But that's not the whole thing , that's not the . That's like a cherry on the cake .

They misunderstand the cake the fact that I went from craving attention , craving acceptance , craving I belonging , belonging to being comfortable in my skin by myself and being alone . I've never been alone . I didn't know how to be alone . I needed people , I needed things , so I couldn't stand it it made me feel I needed things . So it was .

I couldn't stand it . It made me feel small , inadequate . I've never had this type of conversation before .

Speaker 1

I'm sorry , oh my goodness , Not sorry . It's like I can't . Even your ear is looking at me like what are you ?

Speaker 2

doing to my boss ? I can literally feel my kidney . Like what are you doing to my boss ? I can literally feel my kidney .

Speaker 1

You're welcome . I love you too .

Speaker 2

You know . So I now to me . Sometimes I have to always like God , I'm here Because now I can be be . I can't be alone . I can feel so much like crying I feel free .

Speaker 1

I have tissue , let's get my tissue I , I can yeah I never could .

Speaker 2

So people don't know that . People just see oh , she's married now she's fulfilled , now she has children .

Speaker 1

It's not about that because it's answering the why , yeah ? The greatest fight question for you .

Speaker 2

Yeah , yeah and even this me now has helped a lot in my marriage , because before I aimed to please , before I aimed to please , even to displease myself you know , so that was why I took it out . On that last guy , I feel like we're having a private conversation on the podcast yes , that's exactly what we're doing .

Speaker 1

Yeah , so many people look at healing as an event , as an event . But many people look at healing as an event and because of what you just said , now , yeah , um , you see it as something that happens , like you said oh , she went through this , yeah , and now she's married .

Speaker 2

Yeah , like you see it as .

Speaker 1

Oh , johnny , end now it is actually a continuous transformation , yeah absolutely so in the , in the spirit of mindfully living , mindfully and you know my own , you know from my lens how do you personally check in with yourself to know where you are with every phase , even now that you have come to this awareness , this acceptance , how do you get to a point where

you're checking yourself and say , okay , and let me tell you why . I'm asking that question . A lot of people and when I know you're going to ask , but a lot of people , um , constantly ask me . You know , how do you keep your head above water and all that , and how do I check on myself ? Um , if you look around , there's games here , there's paintings here .

When the noise is too much , I know to step back and all that . So , and I know that as a person who is in the space that you and I are healers and coaches and therapists and all of that , it can be daunting . So how do you check in with yourself when it becomes really loud ?

Speaker 2

okay . So somebody asked me this every day I go in myself . Two things I do regularly for three myself . Two things I do regularly for free every day I watch movies . Every day . Movies for me is a skip one , two , four am . That's where we talk to music . That's where I'll see you . I will quickly yeah because I'm awake ?

It's because you're awake , so 4 a am to 5.30 am every day is for me Nice , nice . Without the phones . I think the phones start from 5 am , so what 4 am to 5 am is for me ? I just sit still and listen and check , because there was a time when I started this healing journey , I went to the other extreme .

I felt larger than life , bigger than God yeah yeah , yeah , because I was like what , the like , what you can actually be drunk on knowledge . Yeah , because knowledge is like a knife so I'm going to stop you there .

Speaker 1

You remember when we started this conversation . We're talking about curiosity . That was exactly what we were saying before we came on . Uh , we started the recording because when we forget to be curious , yeah , we probably will be like paul , and I'm glad that paul wrote there that I had seen seven heavens and he could boast that . Yeah , he could boast about it .

Yeah , let me know , you know that if I start out . Yeah , yeah , yeah yeah yeah , let's just stop that .

Speaker 2

I agree yeah .

Speaker 1

All right . As someone who helps people heal , what is the one thing people assume about you ? That is far from the truth .

Speaker 2

That I don't cry or I don't have issues .

Speaker 1

Eh .

Speaker 2

I cry a lot .

Speaker 1

Who thinks you don't cry ?

Speaker 2

No , a lot of people do .

Speaker 1

Maybe my staff members , for instance . Yeah , sorry to boss you . People think I am invincible . I kid you not , I'm not joking . Okay , maybe I'm seeing you from my lens . Yes , yeah , yeah , yeah , yeah . So let me be fair .

Speaker 2

And then you've known me for such a long time , yeah , so you see me as , oh , such a young girl that her is for me too right , right , I don't think I've ever seen you . I'm just kidding .

Speaker 1

I'm just kidding .

Speaker 2

A lot of people come to know me as Coach Lara and they see my . Let me tell you what everybody talks about . She's so bold . She has so much boldness she doesn't care . Look at all the things she's saying 14 heartbreaks , 15 abortions . Who says that ? You know ? So they think that because of that I am invincible okay , let me .

Speaker 1

Can we be fair ? Yes , can we be open ? So I used to sing like , and then this is me coming from a place of a linguist . I was like , should I be saying that ? You know , and I used to have a huge problem with it . I never told you this . I'm glad I'm saying it now , but let me tell you what changed me last year . I'm sharing with my coach mentor .

She's black , she's she's . Her name is franda . Coach franda , call her my mama . She stays in the band . I'm like , so we're talking nlp and all that , and I shared your , I shared you with her . I didn't say what I was feeling , to be honest . She just said , oh , that's so powerful .

And I'm like , really , and she was like to me see , that's what she calls me , to me . See , you know , that's so powerful and if I know you , because you're very conservative in language , that doesn't sit well with you , does it baby ? I'm like , yes , mama , sit well with me . And she goes baby girl , it's a story .

Sit down and ask yourself why it triggers you .

Speaker 2

And I'm like okay .

Speaker 1

And I did sit down and when I sat down she and I had a conversation over it and she actually did coach me through that and we did sit down . It was not because I was ashamed or embarrassed for you or anything like that . It probably it slept .

It leaned largely towards me , not leaving the dark side of me loud what we just said is extremely cryptic , but but we got it , we got it , we got it .

Healing is Not a Destination; It’s a Journey

Speaker 2

Yeah , if you don't get it , forget about it forget about it .

Speaker 1

Sorry , apologies , you guys and I rarely share inside jokes here , but this particular one had to be shared , so I think I needed to settle that with myself . And when she said that , when she asked me that question , I said why it triggers you , because I know you . You are in no judgement , so it's not out of judgement , you're not judging her .

So the question is you , why does it trigger you so much in ? Yeah , so you hold space for many people . Let's you hold space for many people . Um , where do you go when you need space to be held for you ? Like I said , this is about the person , but no , I'm not enough yeah it's not about the stories , about the person , oh yeah yes .

Speaker 2

I'm shocked yeah really yesterday I go home and I called my mom . I said , mommy , I just want you . She was , like you know , in the European countries . You can't .

Speaker 1

Yeah , yeah , yeah , go ahead , I would interrupt . Yes , she was like go ahead , mommy .

Speaker 2

I said mommy , I just want you , you know , she knows all the people I talk to . My sister is my very good friend , my best friend , is in the US . Those are the people I call , but my mum . I realised recently that , no matter how old the child gets to , you still need to be nurtured by your mom . You still need to circle .

If she's the circling type , yeah , so I go to her . When , like , my mom knows my , you know , she , she , you know . When you say that's my mom , she knows me . So all these braggadocios , you know , basically they see that people see outside she knows , I'm just just a little girl . So yesterday I said , mommy , I need you .

She was like hello , you know , like I have to do a lot of things , I have to do this , I have to do that , you know . And she's like ah , what are you doing ? What are you doing ? You are not doing anything , don't worry , I am not doing anything , what are you doing ?

And she went on , started praying for me , started telling me funny stuff , started talking about my dad . You know , like your dad was here and I felt help . Hmm , you know , like your dad was here and I felt held . I felt held , you know .

So my mom , or my family generally , like my sister , my sister is that , but you know , my sister is 13 years younger than I am and she can do what she can do . My best friend is in america . I've had a best friend . I don't know if you know her , but she's not really known to a lot of people . She's a very inside .

Speaker 1

Yeah I know those kind of people .

Speaker 2

Yeah , like you know , is she coming here . If I just need to send her an email , she and she won't understand what's going on , she just gets it . You know , call me and all of those things you know . So , uh , but largely the person that I think that can take a lot is my mom .

So I have learned over the years to shed , give people what they can handle fair , fair , fair fair . Not everybody can do it . I realize that it's part of things . I realized so , even my husband , you know I go to him because my husband is a fit person . You got it in the name of jesus , in the name of jesus , my wife , I .

I'm not even trying to be funny , he would just lay his hand . No , you're joking . Only mama for me . No , you're joking , that's how my husband is . Did you bring him on this podcast ? I ?

Speaker 1

will , I will . No , I'm shocked , though , really . That's how so I think I need to talk , brother Teddy .

Speaker 2

Yeah , I need to talk a little about

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. You perform , don't perform with me . So when you were , if you know , you were in my house just the other day . When we're shooting , that's my , that's the performing teddy . My husband means , hey , how you doing ? Oh , my god , I love your hair , but when , in the name of jesus ?

Speaker 1

ouch , I apologize on the behalf bro Teddy . I deeply apologize .

Speaker 2

It's not me that made her to say she did so sometimes I be like so you know , I've had to learn how to get used to that . It used to bother me a lot , Like you know . So I give him what he can handle . I give my sister what she can handle .

Speaker 1

I give my friend , you know , I think my friend can handle almost all of it a lot of it , and then my mom can handle everything okay , um , just before we continue , this is going to be a two-part conversation , so because I don't want the conversation to be too long and then would take a break in then , but to round of this first part of the with everything

that you know now , if you could whisper one sentence to 19 year old Lara Kilomath , sophomore , I'm sorry I'm doing this to you , but I think you expected that . If I didn't do it , how would you know ?

Speaker 2

So I didn't . This is what I like to do . I don't overthink things . I like to be in the moment .

Speaker 1

If I overthink English .

Speaker 2

Don't judge me . If I have overthink over this thing , this conversation I might be , my conversations might be colored . I just said , no , it's too much . But what would I tell her at night ? I'm a Baniye .

Speaker 1

I'm a king's daughter . Stop running . Elta Scouter . Looking mad Uno .

Speaker 2

Alright , yeah , you're worthy .

Speaker 1

You're worthy . How does that feel you ?

Speaker 2

saying enough , don't worry , the tissue is a fun for me ah , so this is what you do inside this small cubicle that you but ladies and gentlemen run away when we should call you for interview , wow , interview , wow . I have always wanted to be accepted . It feels so good to be accepted by me . I don't care what other people say or want or do .

It is such a library show for me . It's like you don't really carry so much weight .

Speaker 1

I did for such a long time that would lead me to ask you the hardest lesson about self love outside acceptance , outside acceptance . What was the hardest lesson you had to learn about self-love ?

Speaker 2

I think for me . I've always had body image issues . I don't know where it started from , maybe Maybe after I had my daughter . I just I was

The Power of Acceptance in Healing

never the right mate . I was never then I had so much issues with my breasts , my stomach .

Speaker 1

Yeah , I love what's out there actually .

Speaker 2

You know , for me it was , it , was it , just it's like my original self was taken away .

Speaker 1

That's not what it felt I gotcha .

Speaker 2

You know . So that made me want to do other things to compensate for it .

Speaker 1

Have you found balance now Now .

Speaker 2

I don't know if I'll call it balance , but you know when , a lot of times , most of the times , I wake up and I feel good about where I am . So I think balance is a good thing . How so ? Because , how ? Because sometimes you , because of what we have to do every day , you have to swing .

So sometimes you swing more to this side , based on an outside circumstance or an event or something that requires you to swing . Swing because , naturally . So . Let me explain I am a young , young little girl who loves to be lazy I don't , please don't make me laugh again who likes to ? be goofy but a lot of times that's not why . Why ?

Because life has , there are some demands life places on you , so I find time to be that little girl sometimes okay , you just answered the question I wanted to ask .

Speaker 1

I was going to say like it was cheap , every title , every story , everything .

Speaker 2

I don't think these two people will remain the same .

Speaker 1

Every past experience you know , but you're , I think it's a little girl who is Lara ? That was a question I was .

Speaker 2

I'm a lazy girl . Lazy to me . She like I was telling my husband , explaining it to him and he couldn't get it . He's just . I want to be taken care of . Yeah , I , I don't want to do anything yeah , yeah , but now I do one billion things , so to me she helped me find the balance .

Speaker 1

We'll talk about that after mike , what's a question you wish people asked you , but they never do ?

Speaker 2

what do you ? Need a lot of people think I have a lot , don't you ?

Speaker 1

that's me being an Agbayaba , yeah what do you need ?

Speaker 2

sometimes , a lot of times no one . Sometimes it is actually . That's why I have a mentor . I call him more like an uncle , you know . He knows that I can't give , I'm not , I don't know where I bought millions , but there are times that he would just send me thank you , because that's what I needed at the time .

You know , and sometimes I just need somebody to see . Just thank you , sir yeah just sleep like you don't have to be , or ?

Speaker 1

do anything , just be , just be . And with that we come to the end of the first part of this conversation . The second part is going to be her . She's going to do whatever she wants to do with me . She's been wanting to do that all her life . I like this part of her .

So yes , mindfully to Michelle with her list this is what your mommy does , eri ife uwa .

Speaker 2

This is what you people do . I live with that , oh my goodness . So you experience this , we we're talking to you and anyway , my mission returns next week .

Speaker 1

The second part of this conversation , I believe , is going to be fun , and then we're going to have some fun . Love yourself , love your neighbor , love your country . Above all of this , love God . He is the essence of your being . I am Uluwatu Mishi . Follow me on socials and Omolara Ikudaisi is going to strip me naked until next episode .

Speaker 2

Until next time , this is black images , radio , taking your form in your roots .

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