From Trauma to Transformation with Inna Segal

My guest this week is intuitive healer Inna Segal, who joins us to share the personal path through healing, spirituality, and self-inquiry that led to her bestselling book, The Secret Language of the Body, and now, her new book, Understanding Modern Spirituality. Inna, who was born in Belarus, candidly shares the complexities of immigrating to Australia, and the health challenges, bullying, and grief that shaped her early life. She tells of the loss of a child when she was 19, her encounter with an angelic being, and how she began working with her body through breathing, touch, and inward attention to address back pain, psoriasis, anxiety, and depression. The process led her to connect physical symptoms with feelings of not belonging, family conflict, and inherited grief, which led to our discussion about ancestry, unprocessed trauma, and how pain can be understood as a form of learning. Inna says our life experiences can remind us that life is a short part of soul growth, that we are connected to others across lifetimes, and that spiritual insight can help us face difficulty with more strength and understanding. Learn more about Inna Segal: https://www.innasegal.com/ https://www.instagram.com/innasegalauthor/   Connect with me: Discover Karina's app, Reconnect & Create: https://studio.com/karina Join Karina on Substack: https://kmachado.substack.com/ Email Karina at karina.machado.author@gmail.com Connect with Karina on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KarinaMachadoauthor Connect with Karina on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/karinamachadoauthor/ Find the audio versions of my three books — Spirit Sisters, Where Spirits Dwell and Love Never Dies – (all narrated by me) at Audible: https://www.audible.com.au/author/Karina-Machado/B004O93T9C   Show theme music: Mysterious by MusicPond, from Audio Jungle   Acknowledgment of Country: I acknowledge the Dharawal people, Traditional Custodians of the lands in NSW, Australia, where I live and record Spirit Sisters, and I recognise their continuing connection to lands, waters and community. I pay respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures; and to Elders past, present and emerging.