Karma’s My Bitch

Nothing Better: Dating without karma should be fun, so why does it still feel so hard? In this episode, Liz and Rhea discuss what dating looks like when we’re free of karmic patterns, yet still navigating old conditioning, fear, and ego. They introduce four honest questions to help determine readiness for relationship and examine how desire, preparedness, and purpose intersect. When you trust yourself, lead with clarity, and stop conforming to someone else’s model, dating becomes a powerful expression of fate. So what if it could be fun again, just because you want it to be?

When You Actually Get What You Want: What if we never had to unlearn shame, fear, or judgment, because karma never existed in the first place? In the start of their tenth season, Liz and Rhea explore life beyond karma and introduce a new kind of relationship conversation, one rooted in joy, clarity, and divine power. This season begins with a shift toward the practical: dating, sex, connection, and what it means to relate without the weight of old paradigms. When karma no longer writes the story, Love gets to mean something entirely new.

Bliss, Bliss and more Bliss: In the final episode of the season, Liz and Rhea reflect on fate as the bridge between magic and bliss—and how the more consciously we live it, the more expansive our lives become. They explore how transcendence fuels evolution, how every choice we make can shape the fate of the world, and why bliss is both our destination and our natural state. As we move into higher consciousness, fate becomes relational, creative, and limitless. What if the key to changing everything is simply remembering that more is possible?

Spread Your Wings: What if you could live ten lifetimes in one? Liz and Rhea explore how fate lines multiply as we grow in power, purpose, and presence—revealing that what once felt like a single path can expand into a multidimensional existence. They clarify the difference between destiny and fate, explain how younger generations are wired for multiplicity, and highlight how vocation, devotion, and joy work together to shape a purposeful life. In this new reality, fulfillment replaces striving, and relationships become accents rather than anchors. When purpose leads, what becomes possible?

Let’s Get High and Have Fun: Preparedness isn’t about control, it’s about being so rooted in your power that everything becomes manageable, no matter when or how it arrives. In this episode, Liz and Rhea reframe responsibility for 5D life, showing how efficiency, presence, and purpose align to open up our fate. From financial clarity to energetic focus, they illuminate how true readiness comes from honoring what we can hold, and having fun along the way. At the intersection of fate, magic, and divine consciousness, life stops being something we chase and becomes something we create to enjoy.

I Want You to Want Me: Living fate means choosing it fully—even when doubt, or old wiring threaten to pull us off course. In this episode, Rhea and Liz show how the drive to want more is not the problem, but how we respond to it determines whether we collapse or expand. When purpose becomes our anchor and clarity our compass, we stop chasing the how and when, and start trusting what’s already unfolding. The power lies in committing to our path without needing to control it. This is how we live fate as creators, not passengers.

Wanting Me to Want You: In this episode, Liz and Rhea reflect on the evolving role of Guidance as we move beyond karma and into divine partnership. As we reclaim the power we once handed over to higher powers, the old religious frameworks begin to fall away. Faith shifts from dependence to embodied knowing, and with full ownership of our lives, we realize we’re not following Guidance, we’re listening to our own.

Groove and the Thing We Call Love: In this follow-up to the first episode on Bliss, Liz and Rhea reflect on how fate expands in every direction when bliss becomes our state of being. No longer limited by survival or validation, our purpose becomes personal and infinite. They trace the shift from proving worth to living joyfully, even when no one else understands. As the collective continues to struggle under old paradigms, this episode reveals the inner wiring required to live beyond them and the keys to living in bliss.

When Love Isn’t Enough to Keep it Together: It’s time to meet the third letter in our name (KMB). Bliss isn’t a reward for doing the work, it’s what becomes possible when we’re fully detached, living in divine awareness, and anchored in the Now. In this episode, Liz and Rhea move beyond Love as the force that got us out of karma and into bliss as the energy that carries us forward. When magic no longer surprises us, bliss takes its place—not as something to strive for, but as the natural state of living our highest fate.

Inventing Time:  In this episode, Liz and Rhea reflect on how time transforms from tormentor to tool when we’re living fully from our fate. Preparedness isn’t about planning or waiting; it’s about owning the now with radical responsibility and clarity of choice. As past and future lose their grip, presence becomes the only portal to true creation. When time collapses, it’s not about being early or late. It’s about being fully here, where everything happens all at once.