There’s a moment where spirituality can stop feeling supportive… and start feeling like something we have to get right.

In this episode, we explore what happens when the search for healing, meaning, and connection begins to pull us away from our humanity — instead of bringing us closer to it.

We talk about the ways spirituality can become something we perform or strive for, through practices like sound healing, cacao, reiki, shamanic work, and moon cycles — all of which can be beautiful, but can also quietly turn into another standard to meet.

And underneath that, we explore something deeper.

The human need for connection.
For grounding.
For something that makes sense in a world that can sometimes feel disconnected or overwhelming.

This isn’t about rejecting spirituality.
It’s about softening it.

About coming back to the body, to feeling, to presence.
To the messy, honest, real experience of being human.

Because maybe the work isn’t to become more spiritual…
but to become more human again.

✨ In this episode, we explore:

• What we really mean by “spiritual” and “human”
• The subtle pressure to be calm, healed, or “aligned”
• Spiritual bypassing (without the jargon)
• Why our humanity isn’t something to transcend
• How returning to ourselves might be the most stabilising thing we can do

A grounded conversation about what it means to be here, as you are.

Take what resonates. Leave what doesn’t.

@wildlyliberating

Kerry

www.thisliberatinglife.co.uk

@thisliberatinglife

Beccy

www.wildways.org.uk

@wild.ways.woman