Karma’s My Bitch

Your Inner A**hole: Power without resolve is just noise, and freedom without self-expression isn’t freedom at all. In this charged conversation, Rhea and Liz confront the spiritual cost of cancel culture, polarity, and the pressure to conform, revealing how we dilute our divinity when we trade authenticity for acceptance. True creation demands clarity, will, and the strength to stay rooted in who we are, even when the world pushes back. In the end, resolve is more than endurance. It is how we choose our fate and create from it.

Love Me or Leave Me: Energy is how we create, evolve, and live as the Divine in human form. In this episode, Liz and Rhea trace the arc from sex energy to magic and into the newly available realm of creator energy. They clarify how each type expresses itself, and how fate, when paired with divine consciousness, unlocks a level of creation that transcends anything we’ve known. Once you’re living from purpose, clarity, and trust, the rules shift, because your power does too.

Put Me Above the Rest: What if doing your best was simply being fully present? In this episode, Liz and Rhea go deep into the heart of purpose, exploring how fate expresses through the everyday—especially our work. From karmic hangovers to mental body tricks, they reveal how spiritual growth isn’t about doing more but trusting more. Divine expression isn’t a race to the top—it’s a commitment to joy, integrity, and honest self-inquiry. So how do we know we’re truly on path? Maybe we already are.

Don’t Let Me Down: Not all growth needs to hurt and not all Love needs a backstory. Liz and Rhea reflect on the changing nature of relationships in a post-karma world, where conscious connection isn’t about fixing old patterns but expanding into new possibilities. As past-life entanglements fade, a new kind of intimacy emerges—one rooted in presence, purpose, and joy. When we stop seeking familiarity and start living from fate, even the shortest encounters can shift everything.

The Power of ‘No’: Sometimes the most powerful yes begins with a clear no. Rhea and Liz dive into how saying no becomes an act of devotion to purpose, not a rejection of life. They reflect on how discernment shifts after karma, where it is no longer about defense but about maintaining the quality of joy, clarity, and alignment. When we stop compromising who we are, our fate isn’t something we chase—it starts unfolding around us

Will it Ever Get Easier?: What if creating wealth wasn’t about effort, but tapping into abundance? In this episode, Liz and Rhea challenge the 3D belief that money must be earned through sacrifice, hustle, or worthiness. Instead, they reveal how true wealth creation in 5D comes through desire and purpose—when we stand in our divinity and serve from joy, not obligation. Money flows as a byproduct of embodiment, not as a reward for pain. Survival is no longer the measure of success, your light is.

You Only Live Once: Season 9 begins at the root of it all: the soul’s first choice to forget it was divine. Liz and Rhea trace how past lifetimes  and the trauma of separation shape our karmic themes and influence how we experience our fate. They discuss incarnation, free will, and the human journey toward wholeness—not as something to strive for, but something we slowly remember. Fate is the fullest version of you waiting to be lived.

He’s one of her greatest teachers and influences. In this episode we talk to Michael Hayes about being a medic in Vietnam and living with PTSD, to battling alcoholism and the big God question. 

Hope is on the Horizon: The future of magic doesn’t lie in our hands, it’s born through the next generation. In this final episode of season 8, Rhea and Liz look ahead to the souls arriving from 2026 onward, beings wired solely for 5D creation and untouched by Separation. These children won’t inherit our wounding or be asked to break our patterns—they’ll be free to live and create from wholeness. But that freedom starts with us. When we stop carrying what was never ours, we finally stop asking anyone else to carry it either.

There is Nothing Left: There really does come a time when there’s nothing left, and that’s the whole point. In this episode, Liz and Rhea reflect on what it means to truly be done with healing, pain, and the past. When trauma no longer defines us and shame no longer drives us, we finally have the space to live. Stepping into freedom takes more than faith; it requires trust, love, resilience, compassion, and tolerance. This is what it looks like when the work ends and living becomes the natural state.