Heartbroken, Not Broken: Love, Relationships, Breakups and Healing

In this heartfelt episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, Momo Moon explores the modern heartbreak phenomenon known as digital haunting—when old photos, posts, or notifications unexpectedly resurface memories of past love, reopening wounds we thought were healed. From social media reminders to algorithmic “on this day” alerts, our digital world can pull us back into grief, longing, and emotional dissonance.

Join Momo from the Hollywood Hills as she shares insights on why digital haunting impacts our healing, the science behind heartbreak in the digital age, and practical strategies for creating healthy digital boundaries. Learn how to release old attachments, reclaim your energy, and transform your heartbreak into self-love and empowerment.

Whether you’re navigating a recent breakup or simply seeking to tend your emotional well-being in the age of smartphones, this episode offers gentle guidance, ritual practices, and mindful tools to help you heal and move forward.

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Welcome lovers and darlings. 💫 In this episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, Momo Moon takes you on a healing walk through nature—wind, trains, and all—to explore one of the most powerful yet hidden struggles in love: addictive relationships and trauma bonds.

Together we dive into:

✨ What a trauma bond really is and why it feels so magnetic

✨ How cycles of obsession, fear, and longing hijack our nervous system

✨ Why we confuse intensity with intimacy (and breadcrumbs with a feast)

✨ How avoidance hides beneath obsession in toxic relationships

✨ Practical tools—journaling, breathwork, somatic healing, boundaries, creativity—to help you reclaim your worth and your voice

If you’ve ever lost yourself in a relationship, waited endlessly for breadcrumbs of affection, or mistaken survival responses for passion, this conversation will help you see clearly—and begin to rediscover the love that starts within.

Join listeners from 40+ countries and step into a new story of healing, creativity, and self-love.

🌹 You are worthy of a Michelin star relationship. Don’t settle for less.

Follow Heartbroken, Not Broken on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen, and let’s walk this path of transformation together.

Have you ever been swept off your feet by someone who said all the right things, showered you with gifts, and promised you forever—only to suddenly pull away? You may have experienced love bombing.

In this milestone episode, host Momo Moon guides listeners through:

💔 The psychology of love bombing: why it happens and how manipulators use it

⚡ The 5 biggest warning signs of love bombing in relationships

🌙 Tools and practices to protect your heart and spot healthy vs. toxic love

💌 A reminder that your open heart is not a weakness—it’s your gift

Whether you’re healing from heartbreak, navigating dating, or learning how to trust love again, this conversation offers both practical advice and soulful reflection.

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What does it mean to still love the person who broke your heart? 💔 In this soulful episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, host Momo Moon walks with you through the tender paradox of loving someone who has also caused you deep pain. Together, we explore why heartbreak feels like withdrawal in the body, the neuroscience of love and loss, and the ways our nervous system craves the very person who hurt us.

From projection and fantasy to soul contracts and spiritual lessons, this episode unpacks the truth of why we hold on—and how to begin loosening that grip without denying the love that still lives in our hearts. You’ll hear reflections on:

✨ The paradox of love and heartbreak coexisting

✨ Why the body and brain respond to heartbreak like addiction

✨ Fantasy vs. reality in relationships—and grieving both

✨ Soul contracts, mirrors, and spiritual growth through heartbreak

✨ Rituals and practices for healing while still honoring your love

✨ The power of forgiveness and redirecting devotion back to yourself

If you’ve ever asked, “How can I still love someone who broke me?”, this conversation is your reminder that you are not crazy—you are profoundly human. Love doesn’t vanish, but it can transform. You’ll leave this episode with tools, practices, and a deeper knowing that your capacity to love is your greatest strength.

🌹 Share this episode with someone who needs it, and remember: you are not broken—you are love.

Have you ever been ghosted and left spinning with questions, confusion, and pain? In this episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, Momo Moon dives deep into the heartbreak of ghosting — why it happens, what it does to our minds and hearts, and how to begin healing when closure never comes.

From the psychological toll of ambiguous loss and self-blame loops, to the emotional impact on our nervous system and attachment styles, Momo unpacks the clinical, spiritual, and soulful dimensions of ghosting. You’ll learn:

✨ Why people ghost (avoidance, immaturity, fear of confrontation)

✨ The hidden psychological wounds ghosting creates

✨ How ghosting affects anxiety, self-worth, and attachment styles

✨ Practices for self-compassion, somatic healing, and reclaiming your power

✨ How to reframe ghosting as sacred protection and self-closure

If you’ve been left without answers, this conversation is here to remind you: their silence is not a reflection of your worth. You are not forgettable, not discardable, and you are the manifestation of Love Divine.

Tune in to feel seen, understood, and supported on your healing journey. Share this episode with someone who needs a reminder that ghosting doesn’t define them — love, respect, and honesty still exist.

In this soulful episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, host Momo Moon guides you through the tender terrain of letting go after heartbreak. If you’ve ever wondered “How do I forget them? How do I move on once and for all?” this conversation offers both spiritual practices and therapy-backed tools to help you release an ex and reclaim your power.

Together, we explore:

✨ Why letting go feels so hard and why the energetic bond still tugs at your heart

✨ A powerful guided cord-cutting visualization to release your ex with compassion

✨ How to reframe painful thoughts using cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

✨ Journaling prompts for narrative repair and rewriting your love story

✨ Somatic healing practices to move heartbreak out of the body

✨ The importance of no contact for true closure

✨ Insights from self-compassion researcher Kristin Neff on loving yourself through loss

Blending meditation, psychology, spirituality, and poetry, this episode is a gentle yet powerful reminder that you are whole, radiant, and worthy of a love that chooses you fully.

If you are navigating heartbreak, longing for release, or ready to step into new love, this episode is your guide back to yourself.

Loneliness isn’t just being alone—it’s a deep, aching feeling that can touch us even in a crowded room. In this episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, host Momo Moon walks with you through the foggy hills of Los Angeles to explore the truth about loneliness: what it really is, why it happens, and how it impacts both our mental and physical health.

Blending soulful reflection with clinical insight, Momo unpacks the three types of loneliness—emotional, social, and existential—and how past wounds, social media, and life transitions can trigger them. You’ll learn why loneliness is as biologically important as hunger, how it can affect your nervous system and overall health, and most importantly, the practical ways you can move through it with compassion, connection, and care.

From micro-moments of connection with strangers, to finding purpose, to nourishing your nervous system with nature and breathwork, this episode offers gentle but powerful tools to help you feel less alone. You’ll also be guided through a short heart-centered practice to reconnect with love—whether from a memory, a pet, or a spiritual presence.

If you’ve ever felt the hollow ache of loneliness, this episode will remind you: you are not invisible, you are not unlovable, and you are not broken.

✨ Listen now and share this episode with someone who may need the reminder that connection and hope are always within reach.

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In this heartfelt episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, Momo Moon invites you to notice the subtle, often overlooked shifts that happen in the middle of healing. Not every breakthrough is loud or dramatic—sometimes, true transformation lives in the quiet moments: a lighter breath, a smile at a memory, or the recognition of a tiny “wildflower” moment that signals growth.

Join Momo on a reflective walk in the mountains of Los Angeles as she explores the beauty of these small yet powerful ripples of healing. Through personal stories, gentle guidance, and a reading of John O’Donohue’s poem For a New Beginning, this episode helps you honor the soft progress, the patience, and the quiet miracles that move your heart and soul forward after heartbreak.

Whether you’re navigating grief, heartbreak, or the subtle rhythms of self-discovery, this episode is a reminder that healing is happening—even when it feels invisible. Tune in, celebrate the small victories, and witness your heart’s gentle transformation.

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In this soul-nourishing episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, host Momo Moon takes you on a hike through the shaded trails of the Hollywood Hills — and into one of the most tender terrains of the human heart: letting go. With the warmth of a friend and the wisdom of lived experience, Momo unpacks what “letting go” truly means, why it’s more than just “moving on,” and how to release with grace without losing your sense of self.

Through heartfelt storytelling, guided rituals (like cord-cutting visualizations), and powerful journal prompts, you’ll learn:

• The difference between healthy detachment and emotional avoidance

• How to recognize when you’re holding onto someone’s potential instead of their reality

• Simple, tangible ways to cleanse your physical and emotional space

• Affirmations to anchor you in self-love during the release process

Whether you’re healing from heartbreak, navigating change, or simply wanting to reclaim your energy, this episode offers tools, reflection, and compassion to help you choose freedom over fantasy.

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In this episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, host Momo Moon takes you on a soul-soothing sunrise walk through the Hollywood Hills while diving deep into the neuroscience of heartbreak. Discover why a breakup can feel like withdrawal, what your brain is really doing when you’re obsessing, and how oxytocin, dopamine, and cortisol shape your emotional experience.

Momo explores:

• How romantic rejection activates the same brain regions as physical pain

• Why heartbreak mimics addiction and how to break the cycle

• The role of the default mode network in rumination and replay

• Science-backed healing tools like exercise, journaling, breathwork, and social connection

• How to shift from shame to compassion using understanding and self-care

Whether you’re checking their profile for the tenth time or reliving old messages, this episode offers both scientific insight and spiritual balm. You’ll leave with practical tools to heal your heart, nurture your brain, and gently reclaim your joy.

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💖 Remember: Break the box. Explode the heart. Love the world.

In this deeply soulful episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, Momo Moon invites you on a healing journey through the raw terrain of heartbreak. Recorded during a morning walk in the Los Angeles hills, this episode explores the emotional, physical, and spiritual dimensions of loss—and the tools we can use to mend a broken heart.

From somatic grief and shame spirals to sacred rituals like grief letters, movement medicine, and reconnecting with your higher self, Momo offers practical guidance and poetic reflections for anyone navigating the ache of romantic loss. Featuring the voices of Elizabeth Barrett Browning and David Whyte, this episode is a balm for tender hearts.

You’ll learn:

💔 Why heartbreak lives in the body, not just the heart

🧘‍♀️ Tools for somatic release and nervous system regulation

📜 A guided grief letter ritual to help you reclaim your power

💗 How to turn pain into poetry and love yourself deeper than ever

🌱 Why healing isn’t linear—and why that’s perfectly okay

Whether you’re waking up with tears, drowning in open air, or just beginning to reclaim your light, this is your sacred space to feel, to heal, and to alchemize ache into art.

✨ Share this with someone who needs the reminder: You are not broken. You are becoming.

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In this powerful episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, Momo Moon explores the often unspoken heartbreak of breaking up with the potential of someone—not just the person themselves. Have you ever grieved a future that never happened? A version of love that only lived in your imagination? This episode dives deep into ambiguous grief, emotional projection, and the spiritual bypassing that can cloud our judgment when we fall for who someone could be, instead of who they actually are.

Through poetic reflection, breathwork, and soul-soothing rituals, Momo invites listeners to gently release the illusion, reclaim their worth, and find healing in the present moment. Featuring insights inspired by bell hooks, David Kessler, Carl Jung, Tara Brach, and Ram Dass, this episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating heartbreak, emotional healing, or self-discovery.

✨ Topics covered:

• Healing from a breakup with someone’s potential

• Understanding fantasy vs. reality in love

• Emotional self-abandonment and self-reclamation

• The cost of waiting for someone to change

• Journal prompts for healing after heartbreak

• Rituals to release fantasy and restore inner peace

If you’ve ever asked, “Was it even real?”—this episode is for you.

🎧 Subscribe, review, and share with someone who needs this message. You are heartbroken, not broken.

In this deeply heartfelt episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, Momo Moon explores the emotional wound of abandonment—why we feel it, how it shapes our nervous system, and the powerful ways we can begin to heal. From early childhood trauma to the modern epidemic of ghosting and emotional disconnection, abandonment shows up in many forms. Momo shares personal reflections, insights from psychology, and practical healing tools like self-reparenting, presence work, and creative expression to help listeners transform pain into self-love.

This episode also features a soul-stirring reading of “The Truelove” by poet David Whyte, reminding us that even in our deepest ache, we are not alone—and love has never truly left us.

✨ Topics covered:

• ​ What is the abandonment wound?
• ​ Four core reasons we feel abandoned
• ​ Nervous system dysregulation and inner child healing
• ​ The link between trauma, love, and modern relationships
• ​ How to stop abandoning yourself
• ​ Meditative and emotional tools to rebuild trust and self-worth

If you’ve ever felt ghosted, forgotten, or deeply alone, this episode is a gentle hand on your heart.

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Welcome to Heartbroken. Not Broken. with Momo Moon, broadcasting from the nature-soaked hills of Los Angeles. In this empowering episode, Momo unpacks Jay Shetty’s transformative mindset on love, relationships, and self-growth, offering spiritual wisdom blended with actionable tools for healing and intentional partnership.

🔍 What You’ll Discover:

• Why Jay Shetty advocates: “Love doesn’t mean you agree on everything. It means you work through everything.” and “Don’t let someone’s attention be your measure of love. Effort is love.”

• How self-awareness fuels healthier relationships, drawing from Jay’s belief: “We think we’re looking for love, but what we’re really looking for is ourselves in someone else’s presence.”

• A clear breakdown of his seven relationship tools:

1. Love Languages + Attachment Styles — use them together to understand emotional needs and triggers.

2. Daily Rituals & Weekly Check‑Ins — gratitude, reflection, and intentional communication.

3. Service‑Based Love — acts of seva (selfless service) to deepen connection without expectation.

4. Mindful Conflict Practices — pause, breathe, reflectively listen, and create emotional safety.

5. Values Alignment & Vision Planning — co-create future goals and shared life purpose.

6. Inner Work as Relationship Work — healing patterns, journaling, meditation, therapy.

7. Sacred Space & Playfulness — tech-free rituals, date sabbaths, joyful bonding.

🌿 Why This Episode Matters:

Whether you’re recovering from heartbreak, navigating an evolving partnership, or nurturing emotional intimacy, this episode provides tools rooted in spiritual practice, emotional intelligence, and routine habits to cultivate deeper love and lasting growth.

✨ Standout Quotes:

• “Love is a practice, not just a feeling.”

• “Let go of trying to control how someone loves you. Focus on how you love.”

• “Find someone who grows flowers in your soul—not weeds in your mind.”

🎧 Tune In If You’re Looking For:

• Honest, soulful conversations on love, loss, and relationship recovery.

• Spiritual insights grounded in eastern philosophy and modern psychology.

• Simple, daily practices to nurture yourself and connect more deeply with partners—current or future.

Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen. 💫 Don’t forget to leave a ★★★★★ review!

As always: Break the box. Explode the heart. Love the world.

In today’s episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, Momo Moon opens with a powerful quote—often misattributed to Dostoevsky—that speaks directly to the soul of what it means to love without conditions. This is a reflection on the kind of love that doesn’t need to be returned to be real. A love that illuminates, awakens, and transforms, even if it doesn’t last.

Through gentle storytelling and emotional truth, Momo reminds us that loving deeply—even if it ends—is never wasted. That kind of love lives on in us. It softens our sharp edges. It brings us closer to the divine.

This episode is for the hearts that gave freely, felt everything, and are learning that love, in its truest form, doesn’t break us—it remakes us.

Say it with us:

I have loved. I have felt. And I carry that love with me still.

In this soulful sendoff from Hawaii, your host Momo Moon shares her final reflections from the island—where nature, frequency, and spirit have been vibrating in full bloom. In this powerful episode, we dive deep into the holographic nature of the Universe, inspired by a 1983 CIA-backed report that confirmed what mystics have always known: reality is not fixed. It’s shaped by you—your perception, your emotion, your focus.

We explore what it means to be a field of energy, how your thoughts and feelings tune the radio dial of your life, and how to shift from fear into love with conscious presence. From cosmic tattoos to the power of breath, Momo reminds you that you’re not just witnessing reality—you’re creating it.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, heartbroken, or uncertain of your power, this episode will invite you back to the truth:

✨ You are not broken. You are the field. ✨

Tune in and remember: Your perception isn’t passive—it’s the creative act itself.

In this soul-soothing episode, Momo Moon invites you into the lush landscapes of Hawaii to explore the sacred space between heartbreak and healing. Surrounded by birdsong, mango trees, and soft rain, she reflects on what it means to be no longer broken—but not quite whole either. This liminal space, she explains, is where transformation lives.

Through personal storytelling and spiritual insight, Momo touches on themes of letting go with love, finding rhythm in nature, detaching with grace, and reclaiming your inner magnetism. You’ll be guided through powerful self-love practices, a breathwork moment, and deep reflections on how to hold yourself in the ache—and alchemize it into becoming.

If you’re feeling stuck, too accessible to others, or longing for a love that seems just out of reach, this episode is your gentle reminder: you are the love.

✨ Topics Include:

• ​ The beauty of liminal space: not broken, not yet whole
• ​ Letting go of people with compassion
• ​ Nature as a mirror for your emotional journey
• ​ How to stop chasing and magnetize love instead
• ​ Reclaiming your worth and creative essence
• ​ Breathwork for grounding during emotional overwhelm

Join listeners from 17+ countries as we continue to expand together. Wherever you are on your healing path, you’re not alone—and you’re becoming something beautiful.

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In today’s heartfelt episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, Momo Moon walks with you through one of the most confusing and painful parts of love—when someone pulls away. Whether it’s ghosting, silence, or emotional withdrawal, the ache of absence can feel like abandonment. But what if it’s not rejection… what if it’s redirection?

Momo unpacks:

• ​Why emotional withdrawal hurts so deeply (through the lens of attachment theory and nervous system trauma)
• ​How to recognize soul contracts and karmic mirrors in your relationships
• ​What to do when the silence sends you spiraling—without self-abandoning
• ​Real tools for healing: from crying it out to writing unsent letters, creating rituals, and naming your patterns
• ​The power of seeing your heartbreak not as the end, but as the beginning of your return to self

This episode is a spiritual balm for those navigating distance, confusion, and longing. You are not alone—and you are not broken.

✨ If they pulled away, you pull in and hold yourself like you always deserved. ✨

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In today’s vulnerable and illuminating episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, your host Momo Moon continues the deep dive into attachment styles—shifting the focus from dismissive avoidants to those of us who carry the heavy ache of abandonment.

Broadcasting from the lush trails of Hawaii, Momo shares her own revelations around anxious-preoccupied attachment and explores how childhood experiences shape the ways we love, long, and lose. With warmth and raw honesty, she discusses the psychological roots of attachment theory (Bowlby, Ainsworth), the neuroscience of heartbreak (Dr. Helen Fisher, Dr. Naomi Eisenberger), and the soul work of healing through heartbreak.

You’ll hear reflections on:

• ​Why anxious types struggle most in love and loss
• ​How we mistake intensity for intimacy
• ​What Dr. Amir Levine, bell hooks, and Dr. Nicole LePera teach about healing old wounds
• ​The difference between emotional chaos and true love
• ​How heartbreak becomes a portal to self-recognition and inner strength

If you’ve ever felt “too much,” blamed yourself for someone else’s distance, or feared you’d never feel whole again—this episode is for you. It’s tender, powerful, and packed with insights to help you reparent your inner child, regulate your nervous system, and start feeling whole on your own terms.

As always, take what resonates and leave the rest. And remember: you are lovable, you are safe, and you are not alone.

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Good morning, lovers and darlings! In this eye-opening episode, Momo Moon comes to you from the lush mornings of Hawaii to unpack a relationship pattern that has left many heartbroken and confused: the dismissive avoidant attachment style. 🌿

If you’ve ever been in a relationship where someone seemed perfect—loving, available, and “the one”—only to suddenly pull away when things got real, this episode is for you.

Momo shares deep insights into the dismissive avoidant’s emotional blueprint, including:

• Why they fear emotional closeness and vulnerability

• How their hyper-independence masks deep-rooted childhood wounds

• Common behaviors and red flags to look out for

• The heartbreak cycle they often create—and why it hurts so much

• How to recognize if you’ve been caught in this painful pattern

• And the hope that healing is possible, for both the avoidant and the heartbroken 💔

This isn’t about blame—it’s about awareness, compassion, and reclaiming your emotional sanity. Whether you’re healing from a breakup, navigating a hot-and-cold dynamic, or just curious about attachment styles, this episode offers clarity and comfort.

🌈 Plus, Momo shares powerful sound bites and real-life reflections to help you name the pain, make sense of the chaos, and remember you are not alone.

Listen now and let’s learn to break the box, explode the heart, and love the world—together. 💫

Join Momo Moon from the magical jungles of Hawai‘i as she reflects on the unexpected beauty of nature—lava flows, sea turtles, and stillness—and guides us deeper into our healing journey. In this episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, Momo continues the conversation inspired by Mark Manson’s teachings, exploring the transformative practice of radical self-honesty and the power of relationships as mirrors for growth.

You’ll learn how to:

💔 Reframe heartbreak as a catalyst for deep healing

🪞 Identify emotional triggers and outdated inner stories

👶 Reparent your inner child with presence and compassion

🧘‍♀️ Begin a soulful 5-question daily self-inquiry practice

💫 Align your actions with your values, not your wounds

Plus, Momo shares a magical encounter with a turtle that felt like a message from the ancestors—and reminds you that the universe is always listening when you show up for yourself with kindness, creativity, and care.

Perfect for anyone navigating heartbreak, self-discovery, or the desire to return to their authentic self.

In Episode 11 of Heartbroken, Not Broken, your host Momo Moon comes to you from the soul-soothing shores of Hawaii with a powerful reflection on emotional healing, self-awareness, and what truly makes relationships work. Inspired by the tough-love wisdom of Mark Manson, this episode dives deep into what it really takes to heal your heart and build meaningful connections.

Learn why love alone is not enough, how to set and hold healthy boundaries, and how to pause when triggered instead of reacting in ways that sabotage your peace. Momo Moon also guides you through journaling prompts, emotional auditing, and the hard—but freeing—truth that no one is coming to save you.

This is your call to do the work, love yourself radically, and reclaim your power—without waiting for closure from anyone else. Grab your journal, take a deep breath, and press play. Healing starts here.

In this tender, rain-soaked episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, your host Momo Moon reflects on a moment of unexpected stillness — recording outside in the drizzle — and how nature mirrors our own emotional landscapes. Featuring the writings and thoughts of Bell Hooks

She explores themes of:

• Trusting the timing of your healing and not forcing clarity

• The soul’s unfolding after heartbreak and disappointment

• Divine signs, subtle shifts, and what happens when you surrender

• A real-time, intimate glimpse into how vulnerability becomes strength

Through poetic musings and heartfelt truth, this episode offers a gentle reminder: You don’t have to figure it all out. Let the rain, let the moment, let love — carry you.

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In today’s soulful episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, Momo Moon reflects from the rain-kissed landscapes of Hawaii on one of the hardest questions in love: How do you love without being loved back? Whether you’re holding space for someone distant, navigating unrequited love, or learning how not to lose yourself in a relationship, this gentle monologue is a warm hand to hold.

You’ll explore:

✨ The difference between unconditional love and self-abandonment

✨ How to take a “sacred pause” instead of spiraling into panic

✨ What it truly means to let go of someone with love

✨ How heartbreak can be a doorway to purpose

✨ A poetic reading from John Keats’ Ode to a Nightingale

✨ And the quiet power of forgiving yourself first

This is a soft landing for the tender-hearted. A sacred space to reflect, recalibrate, and remember that you’re not alone on this journey. Tune in from anywhere and walk with Momo Moon—through grief, into grace.

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Join Momo Moon from the lush lava paths of Hawai‘i in this healing episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken — a soulful exploration of Rumi’s wisdom on love, longing, heartbreak, and spiritual growth. 🕊️

From the roosters crowing to the rising sun, Momo weaves poetry, personal reflection, and deep emotional insight into how painful relationships can become profound portals to awakening. She shares her favorite Rumi quotes, including:

• “The wound is the place where the Light enters you.”

• “Don’t grieve. Anything you lose comes round in another form.”

• “Love is the bridge between you and everything.”

💔 Whether you’re reeling from a breakup, missing someone deeply, or simply seeking solace in the sacred ache of the heart, this episode is here to remind you: You are not broken. You are blooming.

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In this heartfelt episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, host Momo Moon walks with you—literally and emotionally—through the winding trail of heartbreak and healing. Broadcasting from a sunlit morning in Los Angeles, she explores the depth of emotional pain after a breakup, and the soul work required to transmute grief into growth.

Whether you’re reeling from being ghosted, feeling abandoned, or simply aching from love lost, this episode is your gentle reminder that you’re not alone. Momo offers personal reflections, poetic insights, and soulful encouragement for turning pain into poetry, wounds into wisdom, and longing into creative fire.

✨ Topics Covered:

• The inner ache after heartbreak and how to move through it

• The power of self-expression and creativity during emotional lows

• Why silence can be the closure you need

• Understanding ghosting and emotional trauma in modern love

• Healing rituals, journaling, and calling your energy back

• How time and grace unfold in the healing process

If you’re sitting in the ache today, this is your sacred permission to feel it all—and a loving invitation to find meaning within the mess.

In this deeply nurturing episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, host Momo Moon invites you into the soft, sacred space between heartbreak and healing. Broadcasting from a foggy morning in Los Angeles, Momo reflects on the emotional complexities of losing yourself in love — and the powerful process of calling your energy back home.

You’ll explore:

• The emotional void after relationships and why it’s a sacred place

• How to reclaim your energy, light, and sovereignty through guided breathwork

• The metaphor of the bamboo plant and unseen growth

• Personal reflections on longing, identity, and divine timing

• A heart-opening reading of “Love After Love” by Derek Walcott

Whether you’re grieving, transforming, or simply finding your way back to your center, this episode is a luminous companion on the journey of emotional and spiritual return.

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In this soul-stirring episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, Momo takes you on a tender morning journey through the hills of Los Angeles, wrapped in fog and reflection. With deep vulnerability and insight, she explores attachment in relationships, inspired by the teachings of Ram Dass, including how attachment can disguise itself as love, and how we can begin to heal through self-awareness, grief, and spiritual practice.

Expect personal stories, meditative questions, and reflections on:

• ​ Ego, love, and the illusion of completion
• ​ Using relationships as mirrors for inner work
• ​ Letting go with grace and choosing unconditional love
• ​ The silent treatment, CPTSD, and what it does to the nervous system
• ​ A powerful, possibly divine encounter at Starbucks (yes, really)

This episode is for anyone navigating heartbreak, emotional trauma, spiritual awakening, or the complex dance of detachment and true love. Tune in to reclaim your power, reconnect with your inner light, and remember: you are not alone.

🎧 Keywords: heartbreak, healing, Ram Dass, attachment in relationships, divine love, spiritual growth, ego, grief, self-worth, feminine awakening, CPTSD, emotional regulation, relationship trauma, forgiveness, soul work, loving awareness

In today’s deeply vulnerable episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, Momo Moon invites you into a raw, honest reflection on the depths of heartbreak, emotional pain, and the journey back to self-worth. Speaking from the serene Los Angeles hills and the song of nature, she reminds us that even the hardest days are part of our becoming.

From feelings of deep sorrow and existential ache to the healing power of speaking your truth, seeking support, and reclaiming your worth, Momo offers both gentle validation and soulful guidance. She explores how heartbreak can damage our self-esteem, why we must forgive ourselves, and when it may be time to set boundaries—even through a block.

This episode is for anyone feeling lost in a breakup, struggling with rejection, or wondering how to move forward without closing their heart. Momo shares mantras, meditation tools, and personal stories—including a powerful quote from C.S. Lewis—reminding listeners that love is vulnerability, and vulnerability is strength.

✨ Topics Covered:

• ​ Coping with emotional overwhelm and despair
• ​ How to reclaim your self-worth after rejection
• ​ The importance of therapy and saying things out loud
• ​ When (and why) to consider blocking someone
• ​ Mantras for healing, self-love, and divine timing
• ​ A powerful reading from C.S. Lewis on the nature of love

🔑 This is your reminder that you are not alone, your feelings are valid, and your path is unfolding—even through the pain.

🌄 Episode 3 – When the Light Feels Dim: Finding Yourself After Heartbreak

In this soul-soothing episode of Heartbroken, Not Broken, Momo Moon takes you on another sunrise walk through the Los Angeles hills and straight into the heart of healing. Today’s reflection begins with a coyote sighting, a reminder from nature that even in solitude, there is connection and magic.

Momo explores what it feels like when your inner light—the joy, the magnetism, the spark—feels like it’s faded. She dives into how heartbreak can shift your energy, make you question your worth, and keep you stuck in a loop of “why?” and “what if?”

But your light isn’t gone—it’s just rising slowly, like the sun. This episode is for anyone who’s scrolled through old photos and wondered if that joyful version of you still exists. (Spoiler: she does.)

You’ll be guided through:

• Reflections on grief, memory, and “the last hug”

• How to stop pedestaling someone who hurt you

• A practice to shift your love and energy inward

• Why self-forgiveness is where healing begins

If your heart is aching and you’ve been feeling lost, this episode will remind you that you are still whole, still radiant—and never alone.

Episode 2: Memory Triggers and Soul-Level Letting Go

In this tender walk through the hills of LA, Momo Moon explores how heartbreak lingers through memory — in the places, smells, and moments that catch you off guard. She speaks on navigating no contact, finding closure within, and a healing visualization to lovingly release the one who broke your heart. This is a soft landing for heavy emotions — and a return to the now moment, breath by breath.

🎙 Episode 1: Heartbroken, Not Broken

In this first episode, Momo Moon takes you on a gentle walk through the landscape of heartbreak — not as something to hide, but as a sacred place we all pass through.

Speaking candidly about love, expectation, and emotional survival, she weaves personal truth with universal tenderness. This is a space for the open-hearted, the healing, and the hopeful.

Featuring a heart-clutching reading of Pablo Neruda’s “100 Love Sonnets,” and the gentle invitation to explore one powerful question:

“What if you yearned for yourself the way you’ve yearned for another?”

If your heart is aching, you are not alone. You are not broken. You are home.