Karma’s My Bitch

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.

Self-love can also be Self-abuse: When we allow pain to define us or linger longer than necessary, we disempower ourselves. True healing comes when we stop identifying with our suffering and start using it as fuel for transformation. The key to freedom is recognizing that we don’t have to keep wearing pain as a badge—we can release it and choose to move forward into something better.

Tomorrow Isn’t Promised (Not anymore at least): In this episode, Liz and Rhea discuss how love, when fully embraced, transforms not just our lives but our entire being—not just in relationships but in every facet of our lives. Love is a force that fuels our evolution, guiding us back to our highest selves. When we live from a place of love, the world around us transforms, revealing the magic we were always meant to experience.

When You Find Yourself Alone: Being present is one of the most powerful gifts we can offer ourselves and others. In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore how true commitment is not about promises—it’s about showing up for ourselves and others and holding space for love to flow freely.  When we choose to be present and fully engaged, we create space for love to flourish, and that’s when life truly begins to unfold.

The 5D Roadmap: Identity, freedom, and spiritual awakening—this episode takes you on a journey beyond labels, beyond names, into the essence of who we are. Liz and Rhea explore what it means to step beyond societal structures and step into true freedom. Is your identity tied to the labels you wear? There is no one way to be; there is only your unique, divine expression.

When it’s Time to Say Good-Bye: What does love look like in today’s world? Liz and Rhea tackle the evolving concept of modern love, separating the soul connection from societal expectations. Love in its truest form is not transactional or based on fleeting moments of passion. It’s an ongoing, conscious choice to show up as your whole, healed self. This is the kind of love that doesn’t just fill a need; it fuels a divine purpose.

What is Left of Life: Sometimes, the path to healing feels like a rollercoaster. Join Liz and Rhea as they explore the unspoken truth: growth is messy. From unexpected emotional jolts to confronting deep fears, this episode delves into why we need to hold on tight to our purpose, even when the ride feels overwhelming. Growth doesn’t happen by avoiding the hard stuff—it happens when we face it head-on.

Not All Hope is Lost: Love isn't a fairy tale – it's alive, it’s real, and it’s here to transform us. In the first episode of Season 5,  Liz and Rhea dive into how love isn't just a feeling. From the shackles of fear to the freedom of the heart, this episode unpacks how love can be the force that transcends karma and creates Oneness. This is not the love we’ve been taught—it’s the love we are meant to embody and express.

Meet James McCrae, author of Sh#t Your Ego Says, poet, teacher and meme creator extraordinaire whose art reaches many around the world. In this episode, he shares his insights about life, spirituality, the evolution of memes and how creators can find a voice in their corner of the internet. James also talks about his latest book, How to Laugh in Ironic Amusement.