Karma’s My Bitch

Giving it All Back: Love stories have hardwired us for dysfunction so what if healthy relationships are born from breaking all the rules? In this episode, Rhea and Liz reframe what it means to connect in 5D, where detachment isn’t cutting off or surrendering outcomes but living and relating from choice, clarity, and higher consciousness. They trace how our desires, expectations, and comfort zones often disguise fear, and how healing happens when we do the things we’d never normally do. When we choose differently, connection becomes not just possible, but powerful.

Am I the Only One or the Lonely One?: What if sex in higher consciousness isn’t about abstinence or ascension, but intimacy? In this episode, Liz and Rhea confront the shifting experience of sex beyond separation and explore how presence, wholeness, and energetic compatibility change everything. As desire becomes more selective, connection must become more creative—rewriting the rules of what turns us on and why. From body awareness to energetic boundaries, they reveal how intimacy is what transforms sex from something we do into something that awakens who we are.

I’ll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours: Magic isn’t proof of spiritual superiority, it’s a natural extension of who we are. In this episode, Liz and Rhea shed light on what real magic is, how it differs from fate and synchronicity, and why trying to possess or perform it often leads us back into ego traps. They look at the slippery slope of spiritual performance, the addiction to self-discovery, and the danger of chasing magic for validation. True magic, like true power, doesn’t need to prove itself—it simply becomes part of you.

Love Me and Leave Me: When our relationship with Guidance mimics religion, we lose ourselves in dependency and confusion. Liz and Rhea pull back the curtain on what Guidance really is, how they work, and why they were never meant to control or dictate our lives. They reflect on their personal struggles with accuracy, spiritual ego, and detachment, revealing how true connection with Guidance empowers trust and divine embodiment. This episode redefines the role of Guidance as a function of fate and consciousness, not as a replacement for your own knowing.

Kiss Me and Tell Me It Will All Be Okay: There’s no shortcut to being human. Liz and Rhea dive into the role of the physical body in spiritual evolution, challenging the idea that disassociation—whether through drugs, diet, or detachment—is a path to awakening. From psychedelic journeys to everyday escapism, they examine how numbing ourselves from the body delays true transformation. Because if you’re not fully in your body, you’re not fully living your fate. So how do we finally come home to ourselves?

When 5D Looks Bleak: Purpose may get us through karma, but it’s not the whole story. In this expansive episode, Liz and Rhea reflect on how our meaning evolves as we evolve, revealing the shift from purpose-driven living to full creatorship. Serving the whole of humanity requires more than devotion—it asks us to step into the unknown and create our reality from it. When Love grounds us, humility centers us, and joy becomes our compass, we’re no longer just living our fate, we’re writing the parts that haven’t yet been written.

What am I Doing with my Life?: When we start asking “what’s the point,” we’re really asking if we still believe in the life we’re living. Liz and Rhea cut through the malaise of disconnection to reveal a radical truth: we don’t need to leap timelines to feel alive—we can reanimate our fate right here, right now. With purpose, determination, and divine consciousness, we don’t just light up our path, we breathe life into what feels lifeless. This isn’t about waiting for clarity. It’s about choosing to live as the Divine and letting that power move everything forward.

Why Do We Give a Sh*t?: Even when the karma is gone, the grief can linger. In this conversation, Rhea and Liz reflect on the emotional toll of spiritual growth—how confronting pain, releasing old patterns, and stepping into freedom often brings its own kind of heartache. They reveal how separation leaves its imprint, why the path into 5D can feel heavier before it gets lighter, and how resilience becomes the bridge between what was and what’s possible. Freedom and power are ours to claim, but first, we must be willing to let go of who we used to be.

Go to Hell: There’s no such thing as backsliding once you’ve stepped into 5D—but that doesn’t mean the path always feels clear. In this layered conversation, Liz and Rhea shine a light on the in-between space where the ego still lingers, the past still pulls, and the future hasn’t fully landed. They reveal why this phase can feel like hell, and how trust, choice, and self-harmony are the only way through it. Your fate is never stagnant, but living it means daring to leave the old patterns behind before the new reality takes form.

I Wanted to be a Rockstar: Quantum Leaping isn’t about skipping timelines to escape your life—it’s the full-bodied shift into the highest possibilities of your fate. Liz and Rhea clarify how leaping requires more than just desire; it demands purpose, self-awareness, and the willingness to leave your history behind. Moving from A to G only works when you’re already at peace, fully aligned in your being, and ready to create from your fate, not your fantasies. This is the next-level evolution of 5D consciousness—where choice, clarity, and devotion make the impossible inevitable.