Holy and Human

Join Adam & Elisa for a huge, exciting announcement!!! Then, we share our latest life stories, including a terrifyingly (yet hilarious) lone-Soul hiding in the woods, our 7-year old's birthday party planning details, and a ridiculous UFO sighting. Let us know over on our Instagram what you think of the new announcement!

In 1945, a library of wisdom teachings resurfaced in the Egyptian desert. Considered as important of a historical discovery as the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Gnostic Gospels champion our own inner connection and Divine spark. When we have access to living wisdom, we don’t need to look to others to discover our true nature and purpose—we only need to look within. Soul connection inoculates us from external manipulation—leaving those seeking control and power, helpless. This threat of power-loss propelled the roman church to confiscate and burn the mystical Gospels deemed un-Christian in the 6th century. Due to the inherent potential for spiritual revolution, this wisdom, known as Gnosis, has been historically minimized and redacted from mainstream religion.

In today’s episode, Adam and Elisa explore Gnosticism of the early Christians and their worship of the Divine Feminine. We weave the thread between the historical journey of Jesus the Mystic, Carl Jung, and our current Soul Work. We discuss the spiritual significance of Mary Magdalene, who in Gnosticism is recognized as foremost of the Apostles and the cosmic blueprint of the Sophia lineage. Today we look to the past to make sense of our modern mystical experiences and reclaim the Divine Feminine in our lives.

The other day someone asked, (in response to a post about Soul), “How do you know this?”  I didn’t feel the energy behind the comment was attacking or condemning but was directly questioning: ‘How do you come to any of these conclusions about Soul?’  I could sense there was a resonance with the material but the rational mind was still at the forefront of interpretation and understanding. We both actually deeply appreciate this question and have been wrestling with it, very consciously, for our whole lives. How, as humans, do we know anything? What is Truth? How do we know what truly Love is? What is the difference in atmosphere or quality in ourselves when we are trapped in trauma versus when we receive direct spiritual insight and intuition? This discussion inspired our next podcast: How do you know Truth? We discuss epistemology (the study of knowing) and the often minimized and overlooked qualities behind how we know the deeper, spiritual truths: the Feminine Principle. To enter into the arena of Soul––the heart, not the mind, is the origin of our understanding and interpretation. Elisa said this may be her favorite topic yet.

When was the last time you were offended? Can you remember what was annoying you?

This episode is brought to you from the parking lot of a mall where Elisa & Adam discuss what they wish they could tell their ex’s and what they know now that they didn’t know then. Stay tuned for a discussion on how to know when to apologize (and when not to), identifying unconscious sexual intentions, and astral communication with ex’s.

Through their relationship sessions, Adam and Elisa have witnessed the importance of discovering and working consciously with our attachment styles. How we attach makes a radical difference in the quality of all our relationships. When we understand the nature of our attachment we can work to heal old wounds and update family patterns and traumas to facilitate healthy relationships. In today’s episode, we discuss the main types of attachment styles: avoidant attachment, anxious attachment, fearful-avoidant attachment, and secure attachment. We go into how this psychological work ushers in true Soul communion.

Adam and Elisa come with no planned content and explore the process of being in the present to access Divine Flow, leading to some interesting conversations about the evolution of their own relationship. This is also the episode where their parakeets are chatty in the background and Adam completely unironically says, “True dat.”

Carl Jung is known as one of the most influential psychiatrists of all time. Jung founded analytical psychology and was among the first in his field to explore the spiritual nature behind human psychology. He argued that empirical evidence was not the only way to arrive at psychological or scientific truths and that the Soul plays a key role in the psyche. In today’s show, we speak with expert in all things Jungian, Gary Bobroff. We investigate synchronicities, shadow, the paranormal, personality typology, and the outer limits of our own consciousness.

In today’s podcast, we talk about the spiritual cause of infidelity. We discuss the recent news of Hillsong megachurch pastor, Carl Lentz’s firing over his ‘moral failures’ and how affairs can serve as an opportunity for deeper intimacy and awakening. When psychology is valued and utilized along with spirituality, we recognize the 'gold in our symptoms' and view pathology as an attempt towards the integration of the shadow into consciousness. Instead of moralizing through a simplistic lens of 'good or bad', we become curious about our projections, sexual attractions, or porn use, to discover where the motivation is truly coming from—bringing healing to our wounds and ultimately being able to experience the eternal unconditionality of True Love.

This episode comes to you from Adam & Elisa’s bed, in this ultra-comfortable episode wandering through cosmic & personal stories. We deep dive into the belief that in order to end emotional suffering, we must sever all our attachments to this world. But this is the old guard of ‘enlightened’ spirituality. The new paradigm honors the radical reality of the Divine Feminine, which respects Soul-level attachment. The Feminine Face of God knows True Love is ALWAYS attached; just as the mother in labor is attached to her baby’s survival and will move mountains to assure the safety and health of her child. Choosing non-attachment to avoid pain is equivalent to avoiding relationship out of fear of heartbreak. Join us in this radical reframe.