Karma’s My Bitch

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.

Superstitions are for Losers: Nothing outside of you has the power to break what’s already yours. Liz and Rhea explore how superstition, fear, and karmic wiring have kept us small, and why the deeper truth is that magic must be fully embodied. They discuss superstitions, luck, and the allure of rituals, revealing how true magic flows only from clarity, intentionality, and full presence. You don’t need armor when your light is your power. So what are you still trying to protect yourself from?

101 and Beyond: Magic requires power, presence, and sometimes access to the Void. In this episode, Liz and Rhea introduce the Void as the unseen source of all possibility: a place of pure potential that holds the building blocks of fate, knowledge, and creation. They explore how the Void can amplify intention and why it must never replace personal power.  

Only I Can Be Myself: You can’t magic unless you know who you are—and you can’t hold that magic without your body. In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore what it truly means to be the Divine, not just your divine self, and how that distinction allows real magic to flow. They reveal the three keys to divine embodiment: loving, holding, and acknowledging yourself to the fullest possible light. With the physical body as a vital part of post-karmic evolution, magic becomes a full-body act of creation. Are you ready to live as the Divine in every cell?

Look the Other Way: Bringing the past into the future is the fastest way to halt your magic. In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore how magic requires full presence, full awareness, and a deep trust that life is always getting better—not worse. They illustrate how true magic is born from desire, clarity, and surrender. So what are you really creating right now?

Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow: Magic without Love is just manipulation dressed up as power. Liz and Rhea dive into the heart of Love, desire, and what makes real magic possible. They examine how karmic ideas of love distort our ability to create, why desire must come from deep within, and how fate, Love, and purpose all shape our magical capacity. From dating myths to manifestation shortcuts, they cut through the noise to reveal that true power begins with knowing your light and choosing it again and again.

Until Death Do We Part: Love is the light, but magic is how we play in it. In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore the relationship between Love and magic, showing how magic elevates Love into full-bodied, joy-filled experiences. They clarify the difference between fate and magic, reveal why magic only exists in the now, and explain how trying to hold onto magical moments limits growth. When we trust our power to create again and again, we don’t need to stretch the past into the future, we get to keep choosing something even better.

Get it Right the First Time: Magic isn’t about perfection, it’s about presence. In this episode, Liz and Rhea dive into how magic actually works in real life, from moment-to-moment awareness to the responsibility of choice. They explore the difference between dark arts and divine creation, explain how doubt and fear distort our power, and show why higher consciousness is the only space where magic can truly serve fate. Purpose becomes the anchor, Love becomes the guide, and trust becomes the gateway to a life better than imagined.

To Me, It Can Always Be Better: The intersection of fate and magic isn’t just theory, it’s how our lives get better and better. Liz and Rhea trace how relationships, opportunity, and purpose evolve when fate overlaps and magic amplifies. They explain how we meet the people written into our lives, why vibrational compatibility matters, and how shared desires—not sameness—are the foundation for lasting connection. From divine timing to conscious creation, this conversation reveals how magic enhances fate, and how real joy lies in holding more without losing yourself. The best is never behind you when life is built to expand.