In this episode of Connected, join host Kimberly Dam as she shares a few insights and observations around COVID, including truth, identity, and fear.

In this episode of Connected, join Kimberly Dam as she invites you on a journey into freedom, questioning old paradigms and proposing a few new ones, while sharing her own struggles and experiences on the path.

In this episode of Connected, Kimberly Dam and guest Gabbi Zaccheria openly discuss their thoughts on social media, its affect on mental health, and the many mental constructs that are associated with its use, as a marketing tool but also as a way to connect in an ever-evolving, algorithm-focused space.

In this episode of Connected, Kimberly Dam discusses one of the most overused phrases in the spiritual community, the many "structures" we as a society have built around it, and how one experience helped her release one of her biggest blocks to love.

In this episode of Connected, Kimberly Dam and guest Sarah Owens candidly chat about sex, submission and dominance, the imbalance of masculine and feminine energies within us, and how honoring vulnerability brings us into harmony with ourselves and others.

In this episode of Connected, Kimberly Dam discusses one of her favorite topics, manifestation. She shares how approaching manifestation from a mental space actually blocks ourselves from receiving, her personal process and how it has evolved over the past 10 years. 

In this episode of Connected, Kimberly Dam shares her spiritual journey, experience with meditation, and how a simple Twitter post by Shailene Woodley left a such profound mark that would result in total self-evaluation and a deep desire to live a purposeful, spiritually connected life. 

References:

A New Earth by Eckart Tolle

The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer

7, An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess by Jen Hatmaker

Aloha Ke Akua by Nahko

The Way of the Shaman by Michael Harner

In this episode of Connected, Kimberly Dam gives a little insight into her journey, how passion bloomed from purpose, rather than the other way around, and how her experience in "answering the call" has been insightful and surprising.