Karma’s My Bitch

Life and the Messy Funny of it All: What if karma never happened and we remembered who we were without needing to suffer first? In this episode, Liz and Rhea trace how judgment, shame, and separation became the building blocks of a world falling apart, and how the end of separation now asks us to stop feeding what no longer serves. As old systems collapse, they offer a powerful reminder: you don’t have to join the destruction to believe in something better. What if joy, purpose, and divine power were always yours to begin with?

It Is What It Is Until It Isn’t: What happens when you get everything you ever wanted? In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore the moment your life finally matches your deepest desires and why satisfaction doesn’t mean you stop. They reflect on how purpose evolves, how pivoting becomes essential to growth, and how devotion lights up new fate lines. Even when dreams come true, we’re meant to keep expanding. In a post-karmic world, the real success isn’t reaching the end, it’s choosing to continue creating.

Two Seconds Too Long: Forever isn’t the goal, evolution is. Liz and Rhea illuminate the concept of eternity as a soul-changing experience, not a measure of time. They reflect on how relationships in a post-karmic world aren't defined by duration but by how deeply they transform us. Whether shared with one person or many, these eternities mark our evolution and guide us toward joy, presence, and purpose. Longevity means nothing without change, and Love is measured in how alive we feel, not how long we stay.

Being Yourself: Being sexy has nothing to do with what you wear, it’s how powerfully you show up in your life. In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore the difference between sex and sexiness, reframing it as divine expression rooted in presence, ownership, and integrity. They reflect on how true sexiness is born from living your most authentic, powerful self from the inside out. It’s not performance, it’s embodiment. So what if being sexy wasn’t about being seen, but about truly seeing, and loving yourself?

Another Time and Place: Marriage isn’t just about love, it’s about presence, partnership, and purpose. In this episode, Liz and Rhea reflect on what marriage means without karma, offering three guiding questions to help determine readiness and desire. They examine the difference between conscious choice and obligation, and how the ideal partnership supports not just joy, but spiritual growth and evolution. When marriage is no longer about survival or sacrifice, it becomes a sacred space where two people create something greater together.

Cheaters Gonna Cheat: In this provocative episode, Liz and Rhea question everything we think we know about cheating, monogamy, and trust. They explore how modern relationships require shared purpose and trust to thrive, how cheating often stems from emotional disconnection or self-abandonment, and why honesty—not sacrifice—is the foundation of real intimacy. Whether it’s open relationships, partnership values, or personal growth, they reveal that transgression can lead to transformation. Are we willing to build relationships where nothing needs to be hidden?

Love, Lust and Everything In-between: Sexual attraction isn’t random, it’s spiritual. In this raw and cheeky episode, Liz and Rhea dive into the energetic reasons behind that magnetic pull, from karmic chemistry to fate-based contracts to divine embodiment. They break down how sexual maturity changes what we want, and why monogamous sexual exploration can be one of the most transformative choices we make. It’s not about performance, rules, or repression, rather it’s about knowing what we want, owning our desire, and living it with clarity.

Upside Down and Sideways: Emotional cheating doesn’t begin with someone else, rather it begins with disconnection from ourselves. In this episode, Liz and Rhea get honest about the root causes of emotional betrayal, from suppressed desire and poor communication to fear, avoidance, and lack of self-awareness. They reflect on how cheating breaks intimacy long before anything physical happens, and how true healing requires radical honesty, humility, and choice. Even without karma, relationships demand effort, clarity, and consciousness. Love may be divine, but integrity is what makes it last.

Not Everything is Meant to Last: Endings aren’t failures, they’re part of how relationships grow, evolve, and even stay alive. In this episode, Liz and Rhea dive into what it means to recognize stagnation, differentiate relief from growth, and trust when a connection has run its course or is ready to change. They reflect on endings within long-term relationships, the importance of consciously choosing your partner, and why joy—not obligation or survival—must be the compass. A true ending doesn’t close Love down; it clears space for something greater to take root.

Take Me to that Place: Sex isn’t something to fix, control, or perform, it’s a reflection of our divine power in human form. In this episode, Rhea and Liz dive into what sex means in a post-karmic world, where shame and judgment no longer write the rules. They examine how true sexual freedom begins with self-respect, clarity, and the courage to say yes—or no—without condition. When we reclaim our sexuality as sacred, sovereign, and creative, sex becomes less about proving worth and more about embodying who we truly are. This is the Divine in action.