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What an Autistic Mind Can Teach Us About Consciousness, Stillness & Spiritual Evolution
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What if autism wasn’t a disorder—but a doorway into a different kind of consciousness?
In this soul-stirring episode, Dr. Elizabeth Hechavarria speaks with Murphy Monroe, a sensory wellness advocate and speaker who was diagnosed with autism at age 40. Through his story, we explore how a neurodivergent perspective reveals new dimensions of awareness, embodiment, and healing.
Murphy shares how float therapy became a portal into deep stillness, helping him connect with his nervous system for the first time. We discuss how interoception and embodiment are often disrupted in autism—and how reconnecting to the body can become a sacred rite of return.
This episode opens a profound conversation about:
- Autism and spirituality
- The spiritual meaning of sensory sensitivity
- Moving from masking to presence
- Nervous system healing through stillness
- The link between spiritual intelligence and neurodivergence
- Autism as part of our collective consciousness evolution
Whether you’re neurodivergent or neurotypical, this conversation invites you to slow down, listen with your body, and see autism not as anomaly—but as invitation.
📍 Learn more about Murphy at: https://www.murphymonroe.com
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