How to Stop Yourself from Begging: In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore the shift from using external rules to create change to tapping into our true divine power. They reflect on how old practices driven by fear and the need for validation kept us in karmic cycles. True co-creation now emerges from understanding our divine identity, knowing what we truly desire, and acting from a place of self-awareness and love. It’s time to step into your divine flow, heal from within, and create with purpose and power.

What’s Become of Humanity: What if we didn’t have to suffer to be human? In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore how 3D consciousness has taught us that life is about pain, survival, and fear. But what if the true essence of being human is not about struggle—it’s about living in harmony with our divine selves? From moving beyond old stories of suffering to embracing our inherent power, they discuss how transcending Separation leads us to a human experience filled with joy, freedom, and purpose. Ready to choose something different? It’s time to live as both human and divine.

Drop the Act: Are you ready to break the rules? In this episode, Liz and Rhea dive into the battle between ego and heart’s desire, exploring how our ego keeps us trapped in a cycle of self-doubt, judgment, and fear. They discuss how ego defines us in 3D and how, to step into 5D Oneness, we must release those limiting identities and embrace the freedom of being ourselves. Is it time to let go of the old stories? Get ready to break free, choose yourself, and live your purpose without the ego holding you back.

When All is Lost: In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore the challenging leap from surviving to thriving as we move from 3D Separation to 5D Oneness. They dive into how holding onto pain, fear, and old patterns keeps us stuck—and how embracing our power to create can unlock a life of bliss. 

We welcome back Ellen Kaufman Dosick, the master teacher of Soul Memory Discovery. In this episode we talk to Ellen about how to get through the next few years of ups and downs, the alternative story about the Garden of Eden and the divine Masculine/Feminine. An extended video version available is on YouTube.

There’s No Going Back Now: Have you ever found yourself wishing for a "do-over" or wanting to go back to a time when things seemed simpler, even if they weren’t? In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore how the global crises have shifted our lives and why clinging to the past only keeps us in Separation. From karmic relationships to 5D Oneness, they unpack how we’re being called to heal, evolve, and take responsibility for our choices. Can we finally let go of old stories and create something new? This one’s about embracing the power of moving forward, not backward.

Honoring Our Human Experience: Why do we judge ourselves—and each other—so harshly? In this episode, Liz and Rhea dive into the deep-rooted stories of self-loathing, control, and fear that shape our lives. From holding onto past wounds to questioning why we even signed up for this human experience, they explore how our collective history influences our consciousness and why it’s time to stop repeating old narratives. Ready to break free from the past and trust in your evolution? This one’s about choosing to create a new story, starting now.

Meet the person in Liz’s life who lovingly tolerates her poor memory, her even weaker math skills and accepts her OCD

The Little Lies We Tell Ourselves: Gossip, rumors, and the stories we weave about others – it’s more than just drama. In this episode, Liz and Rhea break down how these external narratives often mirror our own fears and insecurities. Instead of lifting us up, they trap us in cycles of judgment and distraction. Together, they explore the impact of letting other people’s stories define our reality and why it’s time to stop feeding the mess. 

Evolution is Endless: In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore the deep struggle of feeling like we have to fight and push our way through life. What happens when we stop resisting and allow ourselves to trust the journey, and to release the constant need to control? Running uphill feels exhausting, but it’s the resistance to the hill that causes the real pain. As Rhea reflects on her own journey, they discuss how the real challenge isn’t the external struggle, but our inner conflict with allowing things to unfold naturally. The question isn’t how to climb the hill, but how we stop sabotaging ourselves on the way up.