Perfect Beyond Measure: Bliss is not about being perfect, it is about becoming whole. To do this sometimes requires us to rediscover a piece of ourselves we may have left behind in our old lives, that piece that was a core part of our inherent motivation. Once we do that, we become unstoppable.

Dirty Truths: Family issues will be coming to the fore as we grapple with how we evolve within and outside our family dynamics. The question we will all have to be able to answer is, do we know who we are apart from our family identity? When we can answer this fully, we will be firmly on the path to Bliss.

When There's Always Tomorrow: We often expect people to take us as we are as a measure of their love. But when it comes to Bliss, the person we were is a mere shadow of the person we've become. This can create a bit of tension until we understand how to hold everyone in Bliss.

But I Can Live Without Your Bullsh*t: How do we coexist with others when we are in Bliss? Are boundaries ever helpful? In this episode we discuss why boundaries can often hinder our relationships and how to stay in flow with your fate.

When Life Gets You Down: In this first official season about Bliss, we discuss the fundamentals around Bliss and why, while happiness may be enough, sometimes we want more. 

What’s Next: In the final episode of the season, Liz and Rhea bring it all home—reflecting on the role of hate, fear, and separation as the final illusions we must meet with light. They trace the rise of global hate to a deeper soul fear of disconnection, and reveal why spiritual shortcuts, superstition, and shadow work without grounding can collapse our magic. As karmic beings become magical, and magical beings move toward bliss, the only thing left to hold is capital-L Love. It’s not an escape from the dark. It’s how we outgrow it.

Life Isn’t What We Think: Power isn't something you gain, rather it’s something you stop giving away. In this episode, Liz and Rhea reflect on how true power is secured not through detachment or force, but by living as yourself, without apology or compromise. They explore how karmic patterns trained us to betray our truth, how superstition and control distort magic, and why peace only arises when you stop trying to protect yourself. As new generations arrive with higher consciousness, the question becomes: can we finally hold the light without dimming it for anyone else?

Don’t Say It All At Once: Manifestation chases outcomes whilst magic lives from truth. In this episode, Liz and Rhea reveal how the desire to control, perfect, or predict belongs to an old way of creating. Magic, by contrast, requires deep clarity, full-body desire, and the willingness to be in your power without forcing results. They explore the role of incantations and charms, the danger of using magic to manipulate others, and why vibrational alignment determines what actually arrives.

Watching What You Wish For: Wishing without clarity isn’t enough. In this episode, Liz and Rhea break down the difference between wishes, intentions, and true magic—revealing how vague desires, karmic fear, or mixed signals can distort what we create. They explore how power is often dismissed when we’re not ready to receive what we asked for, and how small, grounded steps are the key to sustainable expansion. Magic isn’t about casting spells for miracles, it’s about becoming the person who can hold what they’ve conjured.

Live in Flow Without Drowning: When magic pauses, it can feel like something’s gone wrong, but it hasn’t. In this episode, Liz and Rhea describe the “blank” that follows karmic hell: a period of stillness that feels disorienting, but is essential for integration. They explain how power gets rewired, why blank space isn’t emptiness, and how joy, purpose, and embodiment keep us grounded when magic pauses. This is where clarity deepens, will sharpens, and time begins to bend around the heart. You’re not stuck, you’re preparing for more than you imagined.