When you feel like you're dying
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When you feel like you're dying
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Felicia traces the quiet deaths we live through—leaving a home, shedding an identity, choosing motherhood and self at once. From fallen leaves to umbilical cords, she explores how change asks us to release control, face pain, and tell the truth about who we are becoming.
Key Themes:
Micro-deaths: identity, place, and roles
Change as nature’s law (trees, decomposition, renewal)
The umbilical cord as a metaphor for attachment and release
Pain as a necessary passage—not a bypassable step
Christ as exemplar vs. outsourced savior
Integrity as daily practice: tiny honest moves
Listener Takeaways:
Notice where you’re clinging; name one cord you can loosen today
Choose one small act of integrity and do it before the day ends
Reframe pain as the doorway to alignment, not a detour
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