Melos is a nonprofit organization committed to making its programs accessible to everyone. The suggested donation for this class is $25, but you are welcome to contribute an amount that works for you.

Melos is a nonprofit organization committed to making its programs accessible to everyone. The suggested donation for this class is $25, but you are welcome to contribute an amount that works for you.

Melos is a nonprofit organization committed to making its programs accessible to everyone. The suggested donation for this class is $25, but you are welcome to contribute an amount that works for you.

Melos is a nonprofit organization committed to making its programs accessible to everyone. The suggested donation for this class is $25, but you are welcome to contribute an amount that works for you.

Melos is a nonprofit organization committed to making its programs accessible to everyone. The suggested donation for this class is $25, but you are welcome to contribute an amount that works for you.

Melos is a nonprofit organization committed to making its programs accessible to everyone. The suggested donation for this class is $25, but you are welcome to contribute an amount that works for you.

Melos is a nonprofit organization committed to making its programs accessible to everyone. The suggested donation for this class is $25, but you are welcome to contribute an amount that works for you.

Melos is a nonprofit organization committed to making its programs accessible to everyone. The suggested donation for this class is $25, but you are welcome to contribute an amount that works for you.

Undoing Resistance to Love's Presence

In this powerful and intimate episode of The Soul Mirror, host Shreya sits down with Greg Vorst and Michael, co-founders of Embodied Recovery, to explore why we often resist the very thing we crave most—love. This conversation dives deep into the intersection of breath, trauma healing, shame, and embodied spirituality. Greg and Michael share grounded wisdom from years of guiding others through addiction, disconnection, and shame into radical presence and self-acceptance.