Do you ever feel like you’re constantly striving for safety and security, only to find that the fear of losing it never truly goes away? You’re not alone.

In this episode, Atousa explores the deeper layers of survival mode—how our attachment to permanence in a world of constant change keeps us searching for safety outside ourselves. Through the stories and roles we build—the parent, the partner, the achiever—we unknowingly stay trapped in fear.

Join her as she invites you into the stillness of the present moment, where these roles begin to dissolve and awareness expands. This is the space where peace arises naturally—the remembrance that you are not just part of the Universe, but the Source itself.

#GoodbyeBullshitHelloHappiness #SpiritualAwakening #LettingGo #SurvivalMode #TrueSelf #PresentMoment #Mindfulness #InnerPeace #HealingJourney #ConsciousLiving #SourceEnergy #AtousaRaissyan #SpiritualMentor #EnergyHealing #Ego #Identity #Awareness

Join Atousa Raissyan in this insightful episode of "Goodbye Bullshit, Hello Happiness" as she delves into the concept of fear and its pervasive role in our lives. Fear manifests in various ways, such as panic, anxiety, and the need for control, especially in parenting. Atousa explores how attachments to memories, identities, and material possessions can trap us in fear.

Discover strategies to release these attachments and create space for new beginnings by embracing change. Learn how to hold space for your fears, allowing them to exist without letting them control you. Atousa also discusses how to empower children by transitioning from a protector to a motivational figure, helping them to find their path.

Join host Atusa Rahecian as she delves into the concept of the 'fixer' identity, a common tendency rooted in feelings of rejection and a desire for acceptance. In this enlightening episode, explore how the urge to fix and improve can often stem from a fear of not being loved or accepted.

Atusa guides listeners to shift their focus from endless self-correction to embracing their natural state of being. Discover how spring, a season of new beginnings, can inspire internal transformation by letting go of the need to constantly fix and instead allow things to unfold naturally.