Afraid of Commitment: What is a situationship, really? In this episode, Rhea and Liz pull apart the emotional limbo of those undefined almost-relationships that leave us hooked, confused, and out of power. Whether it’s about fearing commitment—or fearing we’re not enough to be chosen—these dynamics reflect the stories we haven’t healed. But once we see what we’ve settled for and why, we can reclaim real connection.

Players, Sluts and the Pursuit of Confidence: Dating in 3D was never about connection—it was about control. In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore the emotional gymnastics, the manipulation, the rulebooks, and the balance sheets. From second-guessing texts to playing power games, they discuss how when we stop playing to be chosen and start living from our truth, love stops being a game—and starts becoming something bigger.

Redefining Love for Future Generations: Welcome to Season 3. We’re finally ready to talk about love—not the kind that completes you, saves you, or makes you whole. The kind that happens when you already are. In this episode, Liz and Rhea dismantle the romantic fairytales, codependent scripts, and 3D distortions that kept us chasing connection instead of creating it. Real love isn’t a role you perform—it’s the Divine in action. And it starts with you.

Mastering Our Path: We close the season by confronting the heart of spiritual maturity: reclaiming our power. Liz and Rhea explore how we’ve been taught to give our power away—to systems, beliefs, and people—and what it takes to stop outsourcing our peace. From personal reckoning to collective responsibility, this final episode is a call to choose yourself, trust your knowing, and live from the inside out.

Power in 2020: In this episode, Liz and Rhea pull back the curtain on the invisible ways we’ve been giving our power away for generations. From governments and religions to Instagram advice and spiritual influencers, they explore how we’ve outsourced our knowing in the name of approval, and survival. But reclaiming power is the choice to trust your own inner compass, even when the world feels louder than your heart. Through the lens of 2020's energetic upheaval, the conversation takes a fierce and compassionate look at hashtag movements, spiritual bypassing, leadership, and the trap of fighting external battles that reflect internal wounds. What emerges is a new model of power—rooted in presence, not platforms. 

Living from the Inside Out: As we near the end of the season, Liz and Rhea dive into one of the most pivotal shifts on the spiritual path: the moment we stop looking for someone to save us and start choosing ourselves instead. In this episode, they explore how “doing the work” isn't about rituals, rules, or the next spiritual trend—it’s about radical honesty, deep discernment, and the courage to listen to your heart when it whispers. This is not the tidy spiritual bypass; this is the messy, gritty truth of becoming who you already are.

Finding Our Way Back: Before the stories, before the shame, before the Separation—there was you. In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore how true spiritual maturity means returning to the fearless, wise self we came in as. They unpack the difference between purpose and work, how heart-space anchors our multidimensionality, and why the void isn’t emptiness—it’s pure potential. This isn’t about becoming someone new. It’s about remembering who you’ve always been.

Rolling With The Tide: What if your power wasn’t in control — but in your ability to ride the waves? As the old world continues to unravel, Liz and Rhea explore what it really means to release fear, surrender to the unknown, and live from the inside out. This is not about surviving the chaos; it’s about finding our freedom within it. They talk about joy as a choice, neutrality as strength, and why the shift to 5D consciousness begins with the one thing we often forget: compassion.

Fall From Grace: What if Eden wasn’t paradise lost — but a metaphor misunderstood? In this episode, Liz and Rhea reframe the Creation Story and explore how the Garden of Eden might be less Versailles and more Amazon. We’re stepping into the jungle of Oneness Consciousness, where there are no rules. And while the world may still look the same, how we experience it can begin to shift — from punishment to possibility, from survival to joy, from shame to grace.

Point of Essence: Liz and Rhea dive into what lives beneath our soul’s stories: the pure, animating spark that makes us us. They talk about the subtle difference between Oneness Consciousness and our Point of Essence, why life on Earth is so dense and jarring, and how our uniqueness is still threaded through with unity. This isn’t about transcending your life—it’s about remembering who you were before it all began.