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Thoughtful reflections for meaningful, grounded living.
The Dream Catcher Podcast is for thoughtful, self-aware seekers looking for inspiration, insight, and practical wisdom to live with greater clarity and grounded direction.
Hosted by award-winning author and community founder Seline Shenoy, the show explores the inner patterns, mindsets, and choices that shape how we live, work, and relate—blending psychology-informed spirituality with real-world experience.
Through a mix of solo reflections and intimate conversations with over 250 inspiring voices, including bestselling authors, thinkers, spiritual teachers, and scholars, each episode offers thoughtful insights you can apply in everyday life.
If you value depth without dogma and insight you can apply in everyday life, you’re warmly invited to join our community of listeners.
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Tuesday Jan 09, 2024
Tuesday Jan 09, 2024
Self-talk is your inner voice. It's part of your stream of consciousness that allows you to process and understand what's happening around you.
My guest Vasavi Kumar says that how you talk to yourself matters. It sets the tone for every experience in your life and will bring you either closer to or farther from the truth of who you are. Today, she'll share how we can step into our power and say it out loud.
Vasavi Kumar is a life coach and licensed therapist with a myriad of in-person, print, televised, and social media experience. A first-generation Indian American growing up on Long Island and diagnosed with bipolar disorder at the age of 19, she learned to become highly self-aware and take action to create the life she wanted for herself.
In this interview, Vasavi offers insight into how we can tune into our inner self to hear our self-guidance and wisdom. She teaches us how to start talking to the voice in our head with compassion and acceptance rather than be influenced by those around us.
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