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“I believe life gets sweeter by the day when we allow ourselves to be guided by our hearts—when intuition is accepted as conversations with our Higher Self, when we fearlessly adopt the path of non-resistance and come to know that the self is love.”
― Boadi Moore, Women Going Sober: An Empowerment Guide for Women Going Alcohol-Free and Embracing Being a Non-Drinker

“We open up our vulnerabilities when we face past trauma - but in the end, our vulnerable side is our strength!”
― Boadi Moore, Healing Your Attachment Wounds: A Guide to Healing What's Hidden in Your Attachment Style and Relationships

“It doesn’t hurt so much to write down in words my story now that I have the tools to lay down this trauma. But it does powerfully hold up a mirror to where pieces of us — as women — fall away.”
― Boadi Moore, Healing Your Attachment Wounds: A Guide to Healing What's Hidden in Your Attachment Style and Relationships

“Our soul wounds took time to show themselves, and they will take time to heal. And healing requires compassion.”
― Boadi Moore, Healing Your Attachment Wounds: A Guide to Healing What's Hidden in Your Attachment Style and Relationships

“Our healing becomes real when we don’t deny the shattered pieces their rightful place in our becoming, but we see their benefit and we turn that into a shining light on a new path.”
― Boadi Moore, Healing Your Attachment Wounds: A Guide to Healing What's Hidden in Your Attachment Style and Relationships

“Finding your voice after years of silence is probably one of the most difficult things to do. But it can also be one of the most liberating things to do!”
― Boadi Moore, Healing Your Attachment Wounds: A Guide to Healing What's Hidden in Your Attachment Style and Relationships

“What plays out in our minds acts out in our bodies, and vice versa. There is sufficient scientific evidence supporting this concept.”
― Boadi Moore, Healing Your Attachment Wounds: A Guide to Healing What's Hidden in Your Attachment Style and Relationships

“A reframing journey after attachment trauma involves a process of meeting yourself again”
― Boadi Moore, Healing Your Attachment Wounds: A Guide to Healing What's Hidden in Your Attachment Style and Relationships