Karma’s My Bitch

Tests, Challenges and other Bullshit: In a world still playing by outdated dating rules, how do we navigate connection without getting lost in our old stories? This episode is about finding love — not by chasing “The One” or decoding mixed signals, but by becoming someone who doesn’t need the rules anymore. If you want something new, you can’t keep choosing what’s familiar. You have to swim in new waters — and trust that you won’t drown.

Forever and a Day: What if “forever” was never the point? In this episode, Liz and Rhea take us into the stories we’ve told ourselves about lasting love—why we cling to the myth of The One, why leaving still feels like failure, and how partnership has become more about safety than soul. Whether you’re in a relationship, recently out of one, or questioning what commitment even means anymore, this conversation opens the door to something more fluid, more intentional, and ultimately more loving. Because when we let go of needing love to last forever, we make space for it to be real today.

Rebuilding the Life from Within: In the wake of a world turned upside down, Liz and Rhea explore what it really means to rebuild your life from the inside out. As they reflect on the spiritual upheaval brought by the global lockdown, they unpack the grief of lost identities, the fear of the unknown, and the quiet transformation that came from being forced to sit with the nothing. This isn’t just about surviving change—it’s about realizing that your power was never outside of you to begin with. 

Got it ‘til it’s Gone: What if being single wasn’t a failure? In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore the spiritual complexity of being single in a world built for couples. They discuss the shame that often comes with aloneness, the discernment that deep self-knowledge brings, and the power of claiming your desires—especially sexual ones—without waiting for "the One." Whether it’s a fling, a partner, or one night, it’s not about what or who you choose—it’s that you choose with clarity, freedom, and for yourself.

Trusting Ourselves: How do you know if someone’s meant for you—or just here to crack you open? In this episode, Liz and Rhea unravel the messy dance between fear, karmic stories, and that elusive sense of “knowing.” From overthinking attraction to mistaking pain for fate, they explore why clarity only comes when you stop chasing signs and start trusting yourself. The more you honour your feelings—whatever they are—the more you burn through your karma and open the door to something far bigger than certainty: freedom.

Loving Ourselves First: In this episode, Liz and Rhea unravel how money, sex, and self-worth are all tangled up in our karmic stories—from dating as a path to security, to choosing partners who reflect what we fear we lack. They ask the uncomfortable question: Is this about love—or survival? Because when money stops defining our power, we can finally choose people (and lives) that actually match our truth.

Painful Choices: Why do we hold on when we know it’s over? In this episode, Liz and Rhea get honest about the fear, guilt, and ego-driven stories that keep us stuck in relationships we’ve already outgrown. From sabotaging endings before they happen to confusing discomfort with disaster, they explore how breakups don’t have to mean failure or loss—they can be sacred turning points. When we start listening to our peace, endings become what they were always meant to be: a beginning.

Preoccupation or Obsession: Not every connection is meant to last—some are just here to help us grow. In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore the soul-level design behind our relationships: the karmic contracts that shape our healing, and the unexpected gifts that gently (or not so gently) nudge us back on path. Whether it’s someone we can’t forget or someone we never should’ve held onto, they ask the real question: Are you loving from your wholeness—or holding on from fear?

When is Enough Enough?: There’s a difference between adjusting and erasing yourself—and most of us know when we’ve crossed that line. In this episode, Liz and Rhea get real about the quiet, soul-level cost of settling: the parts of ourselves we silence to stay loved, chosen, or simply not alone. From dating power games to lifelong partnerships, they break down why staying in your power is the only way love can truly grow.

No One Completes Us: If you think love ends at “I do,” think again. In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore what it really means to be ready for partnership—and why most of us aren’t. From outdated marriage models to purpose-led relationships, they unravel the myth of completion, the truth about fit, and how owning your wholeness is the only real foundation for love in 5D. Because partnership isn’t about saving you from yourself—it’s about meeting yourself first.