Karma’s My Bitch

Part Two: Liz and Rhea talk to the Master teacher of Soul Memory Discovery (and Liz’s teacher), Ellen Kaufman Dosick. Ellen discusses relationships, love, purpose and how to make it through this intense period of growth for everyone.

The Freedom To Be Free: Change sounds sexy—until it’s staring you in the face. In this episode, Liz and Rhea get real about why stepping into the unknown can feel terrifying, even after doing all the “work.” From the fear of going backwards to the myth of permanence, they explore what it really takes to trust ourselves, burn our stories to the ground, and let happiness be more than a fleeting feeling. When fear drops away, freedom doesn’t just happen—it builds.

Real Happiness Isn’t Afraid: In this episode, Liz and Rhea explain why “happy” has felt fleeting, why contentment isn't the endgame, and how bliss is possible. From detachment to complacency, they explore how happiness isn’t a high—it’s a homecoming. And in 5D, the goal isn’t just to be okay. It’s to be amazing.

When It’s Too Much To Hope: When the world feels like a mess and self-care isn’t cutting it, what do you do when you can't hope—but also can’t despair? In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore how joy leads to love, love leads to peace, and no one gets there alone. They discuss how reconnecting with ourselves and each other might just be the way we finally come home—to power, purpose, and something bigger than fine.

Clearing Out The Past: You know that moment when everything crumbles and you think, Wasn’t this supposed to get easier? In this episode, Liz and Rhea discuss personal breakdowns, global meltdowns, and the weird clarity that comes when you've burned it all down. From karmic loops to collective shifts, they explore what it really means to stop hoping for the old world to come back—and start choosing a new one. Because the end of the world as we knew it? That was just the beginning.

Finding The Light: What if endings weren’t really endings? What if hope wasn’t just wishful thinking? In this episode, Liz and Rhea dig deep into the grief, fear, and disbelief that often show up after we’ve transcended our karmic story. From the fear of losing what we love to mistrusting good things when they finally arrive, they unpack why hope has been so hard to hold—and why that’s finally starting to shift. As soon as we stop waiting for the other shoe to drop, we might actually believe we’re allowed to have it all.

Being The Outlier: From boundaries to rebellion, from spiritual closets to sunny park days—this episode dives deep into what it really means to live your purpose. Liz and Rhea discuss how being an outlier isn’t about rejecting rules or proving points, but about listening to your heart, accepting your desires, and trusting that joy is reason enough. Purpose isn’t found in performance or perfection—it’s in living your truth, unapologetically. 

Inside Out: In this episode, Liz and Rhea unpack how the old 3D power dynamics—where the rich rule, the loudest lead, and fear runs the show—are breaking down. They explore how true empowerment isn’t about being the boss of others, but knowing and trusting yourself enough to stop outsourcing your truth. When we let go of judgment, shame, and the need to be “right,” we don’t just reclaim our power—we help everyone else do the same.

Knowing Yourself: What does it really mean to know something—deep in your bones, without needing to prove it? In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore the final pillar of trust: knowing. They explain how knowing grows from healing and being willing to own your choices—no matter how illogical they may seem. It’s not about being right or spiritual enough. It’s about choosing yourself over and over until you finally feel at peace in your own skin. Because when you know who you are, the rest falls into place.

Meet one of our most favourite people in the world who puts us in some of the most uncomfortable positions: Pilates extraordinaire Chiara Becuti. In this episode, Chiara will share with us her practice of self-acceptance, personal healing and her work to empower other women.