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

And you don't grow by never being challenged or by living comfortably and safely.

But in every single...

situation or experience that happens in your life, you have that choice to view it as a reason to stay stuck, to stay the victim, to stay feeling bad, to stay carrying shame, to stay carrying guilt, to not forgive yourself or others that have harmed you.

Or you have the choice to view all of those things, all of those experiences as rungs on the ladder that is placed before you at the time of your birth, that is your chance to climb your way

up toward god consciousness or divine love or christ consciousness but you also don't have to you also don't have to climb that ladder and each time something happens and you choose to view it as bad or your fault or somebody else's fault you know that's your choice and that's fine and you can stay there or you can change the entire way you are looking at everything that has happened to you and say this is not because i am bad

This is not because I attracted bad things.

In fact, these things are not even bad.

These things are opportunities.

for my own personal growth, for my own ability to become closer to God.

And that took me a very long time to understand that these were not things that were happening to me because I was bad or I deserved them or karmically, I was doomed to have them.

But instead, these were

met him when he was 10 and I was, you know, immediately in a relationship with his dad within two weeks of meeting.

We were together and have been ever since.

And so I, Mason was a part of my life for the last nine years of his life from the time he was 10 to 19.

And I, I did not always have a great relationship with him.

He and I were 13 years apart.

And so a lot of times we fought more like siblings and in the process of losing him,

The experience I had with his death was so completely different than the experience I had with my dad's death.

Because with my dad's death, it was pure sadness and grief that he wasn't here.

But there was no aspect of that grief that was based in regret or guilt.

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