The episode tells the harrowing tale of Sang's family grappling with the long-term consequences of her sister Niuniu's abduction at age five. Years of trauma culminate in Niuniu's determined return after 26 years of captivity in trafficking, where she seeks to confront her abductor. The narrative delves into themes of resilience, revenge, and the emotional scars left on families affected by trafficking. As Niuniu navigates her identity, family dynamics, and societal perceptions, she finds herself battling not only for justice against her trafficker but also for closure regarding her lost childhood and deceased parents.
Niuniu's journey of revenge exemplifies the complex emotions associated with victimhood, showcasing resilience and the struggle to reclaim one's identity after such profound suffering.
The narrative of Sang and her family highlights the emotional and psychological toll of losing a loved one and the intense desire for closure and justice.
Margo is joined by Nurse Practitioner, mentor, guide and coach for midlife-ish women (and her sister!) Shelley Tantau. Shelley has a superpower for empowering others to see beyond their perceived boundaries in order to find healing, clarity, and incite positive change within their lives. Her journey through grief after the loss of a dear friend was the catalyst to challenging cultural and societal norms as well as the stories she told herself to find healing and joy within. Shelley believes that the world needs people that are living their most full and vibrant lives…not ones that are “just fine” and that your joy matters just as much as the person next to you. Margo and Shelley discuss: Putting a stop to the glorification of busyness Fear around exposing ourselves to vulnerability Understanding trauma in order to heal from it Creativity and its relation to healing Liberation work and why it’s been so important in Shelley’s own journey Habits: the bad and the good, the learning and unlearning Finding joy after loss and grief Stepping into authenticity and finding one's true path Connect with Shelley: https://www.shelleytantau.com/ https://www.instagram.com/stantau https://www.facebook.com/shelley.tantau/ https://www.pinterest.com/stantau/
Brian and Paul walk through the questions that naturally arise when children die: Why does God allow this to happen? Where do the souls of these children go? How do we grieve?Show Notes:-Safe in the Arms of God by John MacArthur: https://www.amazon.com/Safe-Arms-God-Truth-Heaven/dp/0785263438-All Scriptures Referenced in this episode: -John 11:28-44 -1 Corinthians 15:55 -Romans 8:28 -Jeremiah 2:34, Jeremiah 19:4 -Deuteronomy 1 -Psalm 22, Psalm 139 -2 Samuel 12:15-23 -Romans 1 -Romans 12:15S:1 E:23
The episode tells the harrowing tale of Sang's family grappling with the long-term consequences of her sister Niuniu's abduction at age five. Years of trauma culminate in Niuniu's determined return after 26 years of captivity in trafficking, where she seeks to confront her abductor. The narrative delves into themes of resilience, revenge, and the emotional scars left on families affected by trafficking. As Niuniu navigates her identity, family dynamics, and societal perceptions, she finds herself battling not only for justice against her trafficker but also for closure regarding her lost childhood and deceased parents.
Niuniu's journey of revenge exemplifies the complex emotions associated with victimhood, showcasing resilience and the struggle to reclaim one's identity after such profound suffering.
The narrative of Sang and her family highlights the emotional and psychological toll of losing a loved one and the intense desire for closure and justice.
Margo is joined by Nurse Practitioner, mentor, guide and coach for midlife-ish women (and her sister!) Shelley Tantau. Shelley has a superpower for empowering others to see beyond their perceived boundaries in order to find healing, clarity, and incite positive change within their lives. Her journey through grief after the loss of a dear friend was the catalyst to challenging cultural and societal norms as well as the stories she told herself to find healing and joy within. Shelley believes that the world needs people that are living their most full and vibrant lives…not ones that are “just fine” and that your joy matters just as much as the person next to you. Margo and Shelley discuss: Putting a stop to the glorification of busyness Fear around exposing ourselves to vulnerability Understanding trauma in order to heal from it Creativity and its relation to healing Liberation work and why it’s been so important in Shelley’s own journey Habits: the bad and the good, the learning and unlearning Finding joy after loss and grief Stepping into authenticity and finding one's true path Connect with Shelley: https://www.shelleytantau.com/ https://www.instagram.com/stantau https://www.facebook.com/shelley.tantau/ https://www.pinterest.com/stantau/
Brian and Paul walk through the questions that naturally arise when children die: Why does God allow this to happen? Where do the souls of these children go? How do we grieve?Show Notes:-Safe in the Arms of God by John MacArthur: https://www.amazon.com/Safe-Arms-God-Truth-Heaven/dp/0785263438-All Scriptures Referenced in this episode: -John 11:28-44 -1 Corinthians 15:55 -Romans 8:28 -Jeremiah 2:34, Jeremiah 19:4 -Deuteronomy 1 -Psalm 22, Psalm 139 -2 Samuel 12:15-23 -Romans 1 -Romans 12:15S:1 E:23
#408: 5Yr Old Girl SOLD - 26 Years Later She Wants Revenge & On Mission To Kill Trafficker
