Karma’s My Bitch

We’ve All Been Here Before: In the first episode of Season 4.1, Rhea and Liz dive into the journey of reclaiming our power by recognizing ourselves. They explore how healing old wounds and stepping into self-responsibility leads to true empowerment. With a focus on conscious choices and breaking free from past patterns, they discuss how embracing our divine essence aligns us with our purpose. It’s time to stop playing small—own your light and step fully into the power of being. You are the creator of your reality.

Meet yogic teacher and spiritual speaker Kamel Jaber who shares his wisdom and real-world business experience to teach those looking to grow their personal practices as well as their businesses. His fearless approach to his spiritual adventure is one that will inspire many to take their first step on their own journey.

Living The Future Now: After 80 episodes of burning through karma, confronting fear, reclaiming power, and finally learning how to love ourselves, we arrive at the choice that changes everything: to build a life rooted in peace. In the Season 4 finale, Liz & Rhea reflect on the journey through 3D and into 5D—not as a fantasy, but as a lived reality. No more blame. No more fear. Just the courage to begin, the maturity to choose differently, and the power to create a world where we’re finally free to be ourselves.

Accountability Sucks: In this episode, Liz and Rhea dive into one of the most uncomfortable truths on the spiritual path: that we’re the architects of our own path. From karmic loops to fear-based choices and the stories that keep us stuck, they explore what it really means to take responsibility for our lives. Because it’s the first step toward real power—and building a reality that doesn’t feel like punishment.

Living With The Unknown: In this episode, Liz and Rhea confront the quiet crisis that unfolds when belief systems—religious, institutional, or personal—stop working. From spiritual betrayal to losing faith in the universe and yourself, they question what’s left when the ground gives way. But sometimes the only thing falling apart is the illusion. Maybe faith was never meant to be handed to us—it was always ours to claim. 

Trusting Time: In this episode, Rhea and Liz dive into our tangled relationship with time—why we try to outrun it, control it, fear it, or fight it—and how it’s actually here to serve us, not punish us. They explore the difference between ego desires and heart’s desires, and what it really means to make peace without knowing what's next. Because when time collapses, the only thing left is the Now—and what we choose to create from it

Treading Water: In this episode, Rhea and Liz get real about the emotional fallout of collective collapse, the trauma of shattered illusions, and why saying “it’s all for the best” doesn’t cut it when you’re still bleeding. But from the rubble rises something new: an invitation to choose compassion over judgment, to honour each other’s path (however messy), and to remember that the only way to rebuild the collective is by owning and protecting our individual light.

Expressing Our Power: In this episode, Liz and Rhea trace the true power shift we experience—from being victims of our circumstances to conscious creators of our own lives. But in a world with no more rules, what are we building? With the spiral of our karmic stories finally closed, we can explore the freedom (and responsibility) of living from our truth, on our terms.

When We Don’t Want To Play The Game Anymore: In this episode, Liz and Rhea dive headfirst into the big questions—life, death, and why any of it matters. They explore how our fear of powerlessness and need for meaning keep us clinging to stories that were only ever meant to wake us up. But when we stop trying to earn our worth and start living like we’re already enough, we stop surviving and start creating. Love isn’t something we find once we’re in 5D—it’s who we’ve been all along.

Until The End Of Time: If freedom isn’t power, control, or money—what the hell is it? In this episode, Liz and Rhea pull apart the 3D myths that tell us we’re free when we’re really just performing our pain. From global power plays to personal attachments, they get into how true freedom means living from love, not fear—and why that’s a lot harder (and more revolutionary) than it sounds. In 5D, freedom isn’t about breaking the rules. It’s about no longer needing them.