Serena Dyer Pisoni

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144 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 25 Mar

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Creating Confidence with Heather Monahan · Confidence Classic: How to Reconnect With Your Inner Compass with Saje Dyer & Serena Dyer Pisoni · 25 Mar 2026 podcast

now with the gift of hindsight and having kind of immersed myself more into this spiritual work like sage was saying kind of starting to cal starting to calibrate on a higher energy level for me what that represented his act of forgiving his father and changing his life was the knowing that i needed to discover for myself or i needed to return to which was self-forgiveness

self-love.

Because when you grow up in a spiritual household like we did, one of the greatest benefits is that you are taught from a young age to take responsibility for everything that happens in your life.

One of the downsides of growing up in a spiritual household is that you are taught to take responsibility for everything that happens in your life.

In other words, you don't get in life what you want, you get what you are.

And when all of these things were happening to me in my life, back to back to back, I could not help but feel as though I must be bad.

I must have attracted this.

I must have done something in a past life or karmically or energetically to...

align with all of this bad stuff and because I had that experience of growing up with you know believing that you have to take responsibility for everything that happens and because all these bad things were happening and I identified myself as attracting them or creating them I started to carry an enormous amount of shame of shame and guilt and so when my dad forgave his father and his life changed

I know that for Sage, that was sort of symbolic of the idea that her relationship with our dad could change and take on a new meaning.

And for me, it was symbolic in the sense that I never had to forgive anyone really before, but I especially never had to forgive myself.

I never had to deal with shame.

and feeling as though I somehow was bad, you know, because I never had anything bad really happen in my life before everything started happening at once.

And out of that whole experience of learning sort of like self-forgiveness and self-love, I came to understand that I had a choice in this.

I could continue to view these things as bad.

Or I could choose to view them as experiences that I signed up for before I incarnated in this lifetime in order for my soul to grow.

Because what Sage and I were sort of raised on was this idea that you come here and your time in your body as Heather or Serena or Sage is your time in the classroom.

And that when you are done with the lessons, you go home.

And we sign up.

We sign up for these experiences, is what we were raised to believe, so that we can grow.

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