Episode 23 of The Nature of Invisible Things (TNIT) features intuitive counselor and fellow Air Moon Kara Liebrock. Join us as we discuss life's ups and downs, finding comfort in different seasons, and overcoming nervous system fatigue. Kara shares her journey of discovering her channel and learning to listen to her body, which she describes as a gradual softening into the emotional realm.

We also talk about the significance of rest, dealing with overstimulation, and juggling her roles as a new mom, business owner, wife, and someone who enjoys life. Kara shares how an unexpected turn of events led to personal growth in her life and what it was like to embrace her own experiences of claircognizance and clairsentience as the daughter of a medium. Additionally, we discuss our perspectives on the divine feminine, divine masculine, and the spectrum in between.

Welcome, Kara!

Kara’s Bio:

As an Ayurveda Health Counsellor and facilitator of somatic practices, Kara is interested in supporting her fellow humans at the intersection of physical sensation, emotional awareness, and Intuitive development. She is a Cancer Rising who holds compassionate space, an Aries Sun who offers inspired direction, and an Aquarian Moon who celebrates the divine quirks in herself and others. Her Spirit-led intention is to share the lens of unconditional love, to help us call back the parts of self that have been living outside of our hearts & to embolden the inner knowing we all have access to.  

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Other people and resources mentioned in this episode:

Ariel fixes her old house on YouTube

The Shakti School

Britten LaRue

Astrologer Erin Kelley hosts and produces The Nature of Invisible Things Podcast, which features music by Matthew Jaidev of Audio Soul Healing.

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