Tag: storytelling
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Your Story Is Your Purpose

We Are Secretly Trying to Find Ourselves in a Story A few years ago, I had the absolute pleasure of spending a full day immersed in the art of storytelling with Michael Hauge of Story Mastery. That experience reignited a lifelong love for the transformative power of story. Having studied film for three years back in…
Elizabeth Ellames
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The Benefits of Telling Your Story

There’s a transformative power in telling your story. It’s more than just sharing your experiences; it’s about reclaiming your narrative and owning your journey. When you put your thoughts into words, whether spoken or written, you begin to see the threads that connect your past to your present. What once felt fragmented starts to make…
Elizabeth Ellames
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What is Story?
For me, story is the architecture of life. It’s how I understand the world, how I make meaning of my experiences, and how I witness the unfolding of my human journey. Every twist and turn in life is part of a larger narrative—crafted not only by events, but by the deeper patterns that shape who…
Elizabeth Ellames
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The Architects of Story: How Archetypes Move Through Us

Hello wondrous Souls, Today I am talking about Stories, Archetypes and how they shape our destiny. The concept of archetypes has been shaping the human story for millions of years. They are the architects of narratives, the blueprints of character, and the unseen hands that weave the great mythic patterns of existence. But what does…
Elizabeth Ellames
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Reclaiming Our Sacred Birthright!

Today I am talking about the sacred practice of singing, dancing, storytelling and being creative. Somewhere along the way, we lost something sacred. Singing, dancing, storytelling, and creating—once natural, instinctive expressions of the soul—became “skills” to be perfected rather than sacred acts of being. Now, we measure them by achievements, judge them by technique, and…
Elizabeth Ellames
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Past Lives Present Futures

I have always been sceptical when people claimed they could see or sense others’ past lives; my “alarm bells” would go off. However, as I began to explore my past-life memories, I realized it wasn’t just the content of what I was remembering but also the way my body was recalling those experiences. Through focused…
Elizabeth Ellames
