In this very intimate episode, I share with you my journey of reclaiming my North African roots in a family context that preferred to forever amputate that part of our heritage and our story.

Here what you can expect of this journey together:

What does it mean to inherit a culture you were taught to deny? I share the deeply personal story of growing up in France believing that being "Arab" was something to hide, before slowly uncovering the roots that had always lived within me.

A story told through memory, not chronology. Childhood scenes, family conversations, ancestral songs, moments of grief, mystical experiences, and reflections on history weave together into a contemplative journey rather than a linear autobiography.

The invisible legacy of colonialism. Through the stories of my mother and grandfather, I explore how shame, assimilation, and survival can echo across generations and how those patterns shape identity long after history books close.

The healing power of reclaiming ancestry. From discovering the meaning behind my grandfather's French name to reconnecting with Algerian traditions and ancestral presence, I share how embracing my heritage transformed the way I experiences myself, my creativity, and my relationship with the sacred, with God.

An invitation to examine inherited beliefs. Rather than pointing fingers, the episode gently asks listeners to notice where ideas of superiority, inferiority, fear, or separation still live within them and what becomes possible when curiosity replaces conditioning.

A celebration of cultural richness. Whether speaking about French folk traditions, North African heritage, music, ritual, language, or the wisdom carried through generations, I remind us that every culture holds gifts worth honoring rather than comparing.

A heartfelt, immersive listening experience. This is less a lecture than a spoken meditation: honest, poetic, emotionally vulnerable, and filled with moments of silence, wonder, and heartfelt prayer that invite listeners to slow down and reflect alongside me.

If this episode touched you, I would love to hear it & if you feel called, tell me where you are from: not what kind of passport holder you are but rather what heritage lives in your body? I would love to know. I am grateful that you are here & thank you for trusting me to be your guide on this journey.

Many blessings,Floriane xx

À travers mon expérience et celles des femmes que j’accompagne, j’explore ce moment fragile après l’épreuve: après un choc, une perte, un traumatisme… quand tout en nous demande de ralentir, alors que tout autour nous pousse à aller plus vite, a redémarrer, à à tout prix "redevenir comme avant".

Je parle de la sensation d’être “en retard” dans sa propre guérison.

Et surtout, je vous invite à écouter autrement: à reconnaître le rythme de nos corps, à honorer ce qui n’est pas prêt, à comprendre que la guérison n’est ni linéaire, ni urgente. C’est un épisode pour les femmes qui ont traversé des épreuves, pour celles qui veulent revenir à la vie sans se trahir.Quelques mots sur moi:Je m’appelle Floriane Letulle. Depuis plus de dix ans, j’accompagne des femmes à travers des processus de transformation profonds, à la croisée du corps, de la conscience et de la création. Mon travail est né de l’expérience, du vivant, et de traversées personnelles intenses qui ont profondément redéfini ma manière d’habiter la vie. Aujourd’hui, je crée des espaces pour revenir à soi, à son rythme, et à une forme de vérité incarnée: loin de la pression et en intégrité avec notre musicalité.