Karma’s My Bitch

Waiting for Life to Begin: Bliss doesn’t mean being alone, it means being all in. Rhea and Liz clarify how relationships work in bliss, where connection thrives not from contracts or games, but from power, presence, and divine freedom. They examine how karmic attraction corrupted Love, how happiness and bliss relate to partnership differently, and why real union demands that we show up fully, without shrinking. When power meets power, joy is the result. And in bliss, Love is never the reward, it’s the standard.

Sleepwalking Through Life: What if your dreams and waking life were not separate? In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore how post-karmic living dissolves the old rules, where dreams, potential, and reality converge into one. They reflect on how judgments shaped by ego and separation kept us small, why nightmares are only echoes of what we’re releasing, and how bliss lets us live fully alive whether awake or asleep. With freedom as the measure of truth, they reveal that bliss isn’t just about happiness fulfilled. It’s about consciously creating a reality where you are always as you are.

Perfect Beyond Measure: To reach bliss, we have to return to the part of us that always wanted more. In this pivotal episode, Liz and Rhea reflect on divine identity, ego, detachment, and why the most essential piece of bliss lies not ahead, but behind in the clarity, desire, and will we carried before we forgot ourselves. Bliss doesn’t bypass the past. It includes the self that survived it and still longs to live fully. When you have skin in the game, you’re finally alive enough to claim everything that was always meant for you.

Dirty Truths: Family was never off-limits, rather it was just too foundational to explore until now. In this episode, Liz and Rhea share how family shapes identity, power, karma, and connection, and why it’s only in bliss that we can truly see and heal the dysfunction it carries. They discuss collective family karma, expanded definitions of family in 5D, and how conscious relationships—whether blood or chosen—support a new way of living. In a world built on separation, reimagining family is not rebellion. It’s evolution.

When There's Always Tomorrow: Partnership on the path to bliss isn’t about compromise, it’s about choice. Liz and Rhea discuss the role of space, contracts, and vibrational alignment in post-karmic relationships. They explain how purpose, freedom, and fun shape sustainable connection, why some relationships fall away while others transform, and how divine union must match the fullness of your evolution. 

But I Can Live Without Your Bullsh*t: Boundaries might keep others out, but they also keep us small. In this episode, Rhea and Liz explore why space, not separation, is essential for bliss. They challenge the self-care narrative and the myth that peace comes from pushing people away, revealing that true agency arises from internal space, not external rules. Space reconnects us to our power, expands our relationships, and restores our capacity to evolve. When we stop managing life and start sourcing from within, we discover how good it feels to be fully ourselves again.

When Life Gets You Down: In the first episode of this new season, Liz and Rhea introduce bliss not as a fantasy or destination, but as a lived frequency that’s available only when you're no longer dependent on anyone or anything to thrive. They reflect on the evolution from karma to magic to bliss, reveal how full-body joy replaces pain as a teacher, and explore why bliss is the most divine and human experience of all. When you know you are the Divine, you stop surviving your life and start wanting more from it. Bliss is what happens next.

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.