Edge of Glory Podcast | Spiritual Growth, Healing & God's Presence

Have you ever looked up one day and realized you've been living for everyone else?

Whether it's a romantic relationship, a friendship, a family member, or even your role as a caregiver, it's easy to slowly lose touch with your own needs, desires, and identity.

In this heartfelt episode of Edge of Glory, Kymberly Castro explores what happens when love turns into self-abandonment—and how to reconnect with the person God created you to be.

This isn't about loving people less. It's about learning to love yourself enough to create healthy boundaries, protect your peace, and remain true to your God-given identity.

If you've ever felt guilty for saying "no," struggled with people-pleasing, or forgotten what truly brings you joy, this conversation is for you.

• Simple questions to help you rediscover yourself

• What do I genuinely enjoy?
• When was the last time I chose myself without guilt?
• Have I been living according to my own values or someone else's expectations?
• What parts of myself have I quietly set aside?
• How is God inviting me to return to who He created me to be?

Healthy relationships should never require you to lose yourself.

You can love deeply, serve generously, and support others while still honoring your own needs, protecting your peace, and walking confidently in the person God created you to be.

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A shower thought becomes a Revelation: Kymberly asks God what her greatest gift is — and hears an answer that flips everything. A short, honest episode on receiving instead of striving, and what it means when Humanity itself is the Gift.

Anxiety can feel overwhelming, but what if we looked at it through a different lens? In this episode, I share my own journey with anxiety, explore how unexpressed emotions, fear, and chronic stress can affect our nervous system, and invite you to consider a new perspective rooted in both faith and self-reflection. You'll also experience a calming guided breathing meditation and hear my original song, "I Remember Me," which God gave me to share with you and the World. My prayer is that this episode helps you release what you've been carrying, find peace in God's presence, and Remember who you are and who He created you to be.

If this episode encouraged you, please follow the podcast, share it with someone who may need it, and remember—you are never alone. God is with you, at any hour.

The following is my original song, "I Remember Me," written and produced by Kymberly Castro.

© 2026 Kymberly Castro. All Rights Reserved.

Available soon on Apple Music, Spotify, and all major streaming platforms.

What if the heaviness you've been carrying isn't what you think it is?

In this episode, Kymberly Castro takes you into one of the most overlooked forms of pain — the grief that doesn't announce itself. The kind that hides behind staying busy, staying strong, and taking care of everyone else. The kind that has nothing to do with death and everything to do with loss.

If you've ever told yourself you were fine and couldn't remember why you stopped believing it — this episode is for you.

Kymberly guides you through a gentle excavation of what you may have been carrying without words, and leads you into a healing meditation to help you begin to move through it.

Because when you can name it — that's when the healing begins.

In this episode:

• Why grief doesn't always look like grief
• The many forms of loss we were never taught to recognize
• The question that opens everything: what have you been calling something else?
• A guided healing meditation to help you sit with what's been unnamed
• Why naming your pain is the first act of healing

Reflection questions for after the episode:

• What have I been calling fine that isn't actually fine?
• Who or what have I lost that I haven't given myself permission to grieve?
• What does my grief look like when it doesn't look like grief?

If this episode resonated with you:

Share it with someone who needs to hear it. Sometimes the most powerful thing we can do for someone we love is hand them the words they've been looking for.

And if you're carrying something heavy right now and need support, please don't carry it alone. Reach out to someone you trust — or if you're in crisis, please contact the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988. You matter. Your life matters.

Music:
"Grace Within Me" (Instrumental) — © Kymberly Castro. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

Have you been feeling stuck, overwhelmed, disconnected, or simply wondering what God is trying to tell you?

In this episode, I share what the Lord has been showing me about suffering in silence, listening with compassion, paying attention to the people around us, and recognizing the small ways God speaks into our lives every day.

Sometimes the answer isn't a dramatic sign. Sometimes it's a gentle nudge, a feeling in your heart, a conversation, a dream, a prayer, a walk outside, or a simple step you've been avoiding.

If you're searching for direction, healing, clarity, or a deeper connection with God, this episode is a reminder that you are not alone. God is closer than you think, and He may already be speaking through the small things.

Breathe. Listen. Trust the nudge. Take the next step.

What if the things you keep dismissing about yourself are actually part of your calling? In this raw and heartfelt episode, I share my journey with intuition, creativity, music, healing, and faith — and how I’m learning to trust that God has been preparing me the entire time.

✦ If this episode moved something in you, I'd love to stay connected.

🎵 Listen to my channeled music — songs given to me by God through dreams, visions, and prayer: → [God in My Life] | [Mercy Lives Within Me] | [I Could Climb Mountains] (Spotify & Apple Music — search Kymberly Castro)

📲 Follow along: @Kymberly_Castro on Instagram

For years I heard melodies in my head. Lyrics. Hooks. Full songs with feeling and depth. And I dismissed every single one — because I never thought they were meant for me.

I'm not a trained musician. I never called myself a songwriter. So I kept hearing it and kept letting it pass right through me.

Until I opened my Intuition fully to God. Until I said yes to every part of myself — even the parts I didn't understand yet.

The floodgates opened.

In this episode I share the story of how I became a channeled songwriter — and what it taught me about availability, trust, and what happens when you finally stop dismissing the gifts that keep finding you.

This is also the world premiere of my third song — God in My Life — a devotional covenant that came through in just minutes. A direct address to God about doubt, trust, walking shoulder to shoulder through hard things, and gratitude for the blessings you can see and the ones you can't.

If you've been hearing something — a calling, a creative pull, a knowing you keep talking yourself out of — this episode is for you.

In this episode:

- How I heard music for years without knowing it was mine to receive

- The moment the floodgates opened

- What channeled creativity actually feels like

- Why availability is the whole thing

- Full premiere of God in My Life

Listen, then ask yourself: What have you been hearing that you've been letting pass through?

Music: 'God in My Life" — © Kymberly Castro. All rights reserved. Used with permission. Available on Spotify, Apple Music, iHeartRadio, and wherever you stream music.

© Kymberly Castro

What happens when the life you spent years trying to hold together… leaves you feeling disconnected from yourself?

In this deeply honest and healing episode of Edge of Glory, Kymberly talks about the emotional and spiritual unraveling that can happen after divorce, heartbreak, loss, burnout, caregiving, or major life transitions.

This conversation is for the people who became the strong one.

The provider.
The peacekeeper.
The one who carried everyone else emotionally while quietly losing themselves in the process.

Together, we explore what it feels like when survival mode becomes your identity, why so many people feel lost after major life changes, and how healing begins by reconnecting with the parts of yourself that got buried underneath responsibility, exhaustion, grief, and emotional survival.

Inside this episode:
• healing after divorce and identity loss
• emotional exhaustion and survival mode
• reconnecting with yourself after heartbreak
• rediscovering your intuition, peace, and voice
• energetic and emotional healing
• slowing down instead of rushing to “fix” yourself
• reconnecting with God, self-worth, and inner peace

This episode also includes a gentle grounding reflection and healing affirmation to help you release emotional heaviness and begin calling your energy back to yourself.

If you’ve been feeling untethered, overwhelmed, emotionally exhausted, or unsure who you are anymore… this episode is your reminder that feeling lost does not mean you are broken.

Sometimes feeling lost is what happens right before you finally meet yourself again.

In this episode of Edge of Glory, Kymberly Castro explores why real healing begins not with self-improvement, but with self-acceptance — meeting yourself honestly in the season you're actually in. She shares her personal journey of learning to stop suppressing her emotions, the powerful analogy of healing in layers, and a guided moment of stillness to help listeners reconnect with God and with themselves.

After a disturbing nightmare about childhood trauma I thought I had already healed, I woke up asking God, “Why is this coming back?”

In this deeply personal episode, I share the dream, the emotional aftermath, and the powerful moment where Jesus revealed that He was already carrying my burdens.

If you’ve ever felt like old wounds are resurfacing—even after therapy, prayer, or healing work—this episode will help you understand why healing happens in layers and what God may be doing beneath the surface.

This is for anyone navigating trauma, grief, or past abuse, and seeking faith-led healing, restoration, and deeper connection with God.

Topics: trauma healing, childhood abuse recovery, nightmares and trauma, faith-based healing, emotional healing, nervous system, Jesus and healing, spiritual growth

You are not going backward.
You are healing in layers.