Lila with Lalita Ballesteros cover logo
RSS Feed Apple Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts
English
Non-explicit
simplecast.com
5.00 stars
17:34

It looks like this podcast has ended some time ago. This means that no new episodes have been added some time ago. If you're the host of this podcast, you can check whether your RSS file is reachable for podcast clients.

Lila with Lalita Ballesteros

by Lalita Gabriella Ballesteros

Dreams are real, but first you gotta believe. And hopefully, sing and laugh. This is Lila: the ancient belief that play is the exchange between the cosmos and earth. It's also a podcast about your dreams and how to make them come true, complete with bad singing, heartfelt monologues, and questionable astrology. So what are you waiting for? Subscribe, today.

Copyright: Lalita Gabriella Ballesteros

Episodes

You're Worth Your Own Healing. Start Here.

10m · Published 30 Jun 09:55

If I had a dollar for every single time someone spouted "victim mentality" in the self-help community, there would be absolutely 0 requirement for me to ask folks to pay me. I'd make millions off that alone. And shall! 

In today's episode, however, that's part of what I'm addressing. Nobody told me what it meant to be a victim after true victimhood. Meaning, at one point some really crappy things probably happened to you (or for you, which takes time to learn and there's no rush). 

You were a victim. And now what? Years later,  we often complain about the stench of what has now become our own sh*t, often citing everyone else as the reason for the smell. And that's what this episode is about. The worthiness within you to heal. 

Because real talk: ain't nobody comin' to clean up your mess. How do you know it's your mess? Because you're the one that sees it! So get to it! 

Key points:

  • You more than anyone if can you hear me somewhere in your heart, you’re worth your own healing. Know it’s a journey.
  • Mija. No one is going to clean your mess up for you except you. 
  • You are worth your own healing. You are worth your own peace. \How much have you invested in your healing, darling? 
  • I know what it’s like to be high without being high. And that’s the truth. 
  • I care less about the past brags because the state of my soul and spirit were in such a traumatized state.. would I ever encourage someone to go create that if they were under such tremendous pain? Probably not. 

As always, thank you for listening. You could be anywhere and you're here listening to me sing in a closet.  

Thank you, 

Lalita

P.S.  📧 Sign up here & get this cupcake podcast delivered to your inbox. 

👯 Follow me and join a growing community of sensitive dreamers & change makers! 

Instagram: 

@hereislalita

@lilaapodcast 

Website:

www.iamlalita.com

www.hausoflala.com

🙋🏻‍♀️ Would you like your question featured and/or answered on this show?  That's pretty awesome of you. 

  1. Click here and leave an honest review for the podcast (5 stars maybe!🤞). Tell us why you listen and what you love about the show.
  2. Include your question in the review. I pick one question each month to feature on the show!

Thank you for being present!  Share this with 1, 5, 10 friends that could use the boost. And remember you're always worth the radiance of your own light. Ashe. Namaste. Go get it!

Trailer

1m · Published 25 Jun 16:00

Dreams are real, but first you gotta believe. And hopefully, sing and laugh. This is Lila: the ancient belief that play is the exchange between the cosmos and earth. It's also a podcast about your dreams and how to make them come true, complete with bad singing, heartfelt monologues, and questionable astrology. So what are you waiting for? Subscribe, today!

Lila with Lalita Ballesteros has 52 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 15:13:29. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on November 27th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on January 31st, 2024 14:27.

Similar Podcasts

Every Podcast » Podcasts » Lila with Lalita Ballesteros