Tatiana Berindei, a Super Power Expert and  host of Sex, Love and SuperPowers, joins Jennifer Urezzio to inspire relationships through spiritual enlightenment. Throughout her career as an ordained minister and spiritual counsellor, Tatiana has been passionate in supporting the courageous women and men called to this work to help them reclaim their feminine power and embrace their sexuality in a profound and healthy way. In her past, Tatiana lived through the trauma of emotionally and psychically abusive relationships, depression and grief. These experiences fuelled her to gather the tools, education, and experience that she now uses to help guide people into deeper relationship with themselves and others. Listen in as she talks about spiritual enlightenment and how it can help relationships.
Hello everyone and welcome. I’m Jennifer Urezzio Super Power Expert and founder of Soul Language and this is SuperPowers of the Soul and I’m here today talking to Tatiana Berinde and I’m so excited because we’re going to be talking about spiritual enlightenment through relationships. Welcome.
Thank you for having me.
I’m so excited because you’re also part of the Super Power family, which is astounding how many cool people are in our group.
I know.
I know, right? Very cool and we all talk about amazing different things and we all learn from each other and if you catch this podcast you should catch her podcast and Neva’s podcast. I mean, there’s just so much wealth of information here. My first question is, what do you consider the super power of your soul?
My ability to see the root cause and to speak directly to it.
The super power of my soul, I have many, as like most people do, but I think that the primary one that was coming to me as I was sitting with this this morning was my ability to see the root cause and to speak directly to it.
Beautiful. We often talk about sacred purpose here and I repeat this every time I talk about sacred purpose, is that sacred purpose is first for ourselves and then for others. My sacred purpose is to alleviate suffering through connection. What do you consider your sacred purpose?
I would say my sacred purpose is to illuminate love.
I love that. How does that reflect in everything you do, including the work and how you share that with others?
Yeah, that’s a deep question. I mean, on a surface level I work with individuals and with couples and I work with people in their relationships, both to themselves and then to the people in their lives. I guess you could say that would be the primary way that I’m illuminating that sacred purpose right now.
Beautiful. What has been this common theme, one of the common themes for good and for bad has been this conflict between my soul sharing enough and my human side saying oh, you’re not enough. What has been a big theme that your soul has shared with you throughout your journey?
Yeah, I mean I guess that one strikes a chord with me as well. I think a lot of us have that not enough-ness or not worthy, I think for me that’s been a little bit more of the flavor. It’s like who are you to do any of these things, X, Y, Z? Doesn’t really matter what it is.
Yeah. I think that’s a common occurrence as we move on our journeys. Things that we experience naturally show up in the work that we do with other people. How did you, we’re going to talk about this more deeply in a moment here, but how did you get into this relationship work?
Yeah, well, it’s been, I was always the person that my friends would come to when they had relationship issues growing up, I mean ever since I was a kid. I have a memory of being eight years old at my dad’s office party and sitting in the corner with one of his colleagues who was going through a divorce, who decided that I held the space well enough for him to talk about that, even though I was a child. I feel like I’ve always kind of been doing this work. It’s just only in the last couple of years that I started charging for it.
You know, probably a little too late. You should have put out a little shingle when you were eight.
I know, right? The whole Peanuts thing.
Exactly. You know, I’d love for you to talk a little bit before our break here about why you kind of chose to be part of the whole super power community and why is it so appropriate in regards to relationships?
It’s the mending of the sacred hoop.
Well, I mean, I met Tonya at CEO Space and she and I just had sort of a really amazing, like a shared vision experience and so it was kind of a no brainer, like oh, you and I have seen the same thing, where we’re here, we’re doing this together, and to bring people into an acknowledgement of their super powers. I mean, the Super Power brand, it’s a fun thing but it’s real. We all do have super powers and the more of us that can stand in acknowledgement of that and in ownership of it, the better. It’s the mending of the sacred hoop, when all of the parts of the circle know their place.
That is also when you stand in your own kind of consciousness, that also helps your relationship because you’re not creating co-dependent relationships, right?
Absolutely. Absolutely, yeah, and you’re owning what’s yours and you’re not taking on someone else’s stuff. It creates clarity.
Beautiful. Before we break here, let everyone know how to get in touch with you, how to experience more of you.
Sure. You can go to SuperPowerExperts.com/tatiana-berindei  or you can also go to tatianaberinde.com and that will take you directly to my page on the Super Power Experts website. You can also listen in to the Sex, Love and SuperPowers podcast, which is under the SuperPower Up! umbrella but will soon be, I think, having its own platform. There’s enough shows at this point that it can grow into that, so I’m excited for that evolution too.
Very cool. Okay, everyone stick around for after the break. We’re going to talking about spiritual enlightenment through relationships.
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