Karma’s My Bitch

No Higher: Ascension isn’t about going higher, it’s about going deeper. In this episode, Liz and Rhea reframe ascension not as rising above the body but as fully embodying the divine through it. They examine why physical form is essential to magic, how true transformation begins from the inside out, and why our bodies are often the last to catch up in spiritual evolution. The body isn’t something to overcome. It’s where magic becomes real, love becomes felt, and creation becomes possible.

From One Thing to the Next: Magic may light the spark, but fate carries the flame. In this episode, Liz and Rhea illuminate the difference between magical moments and the deeper trajectory of fate, revealing why magic is not our purpose, but the extra that makes joy even sweeter. They explain how relationships are fated, how purpose anchors us in creation, and why magic can never replace the soul’s desire for fulfillment. When you're truly living your fate, magic just makes it even better.

Love is but a Phone Call Away: Magic doesn’t happen in the future, it happens now. In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore the relationship between fate, time, and consciousness, revealing how the NOW moment is the only true space where magic can be created. They explain how fate unfolds through present-moment awareness, how elevated knowing builds clarity, and how the future shifts as we stay anchored in joy, detachment, and light. When we stop projecting old pain onto what’s next, we begin to live it now. What happens when you stop preparing for life and start living it?

Who Am I to Judge?: When rules replace instincts, judgment replaces freedom, magic disappears. Liz and Rhea explore how expectation and judgment block true love, and why living in love means trusting your light enough to shine, even when it makes no sense. They reflect on the dangers of following relationship rules, the need for humility and decisiveness in magic, and how expectations keep us from seeing what could be better than anything we imagined. To live magically is to make space for ourselves and others to be fully powerful. Can you trust the unknown enough to become more?

To Be or Not to Be?: To believe in magic is to believe in yourself, which can feel like the scariest leap of all. In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore the relationship between power, faith, and magic, and how post-karmic living requires more than just higher consciousness. From the dangers of staying in “better enough” to the role of embodiment, desire, and clarity in shifting reality, they discuss why magic is the natural byproduct of knowing your light, trusting your experience, and choosing to be more. Can you believe in what you haven’t yet seen?

Tomorrow and Beyond: Love, purpose, and devotion aren’t just spiritual ideals, they are the raw ingredients of real magic. Liz and Rhea revisit the foundational forces that make divine creation possible, revealing how capital-L Love connects us to the divine, how purpose expresses that divinity with joy, and how devotion is the full-body commitment to living it. They show how higher consciousness isn’t just a bonus, rather it’s the condition for magic that’s pure, personal, and powerful. It begins the moment you remember who you are and choose to live it.

Where There is One There are Many: Magic is the freedom to make real what doesn’t yet exist—and that power comes with responsibility. In this opening episode of Season 12, Liz and Rhea introduce the foundations of true magic, from conjuring and intentionality to desire and full-body consciousness. They explain why magic can only flourish once karma is cleared, how it differs from fate, and why it’s never a shortcut or spiritual fix. When you know who you are and what you want, magic becomes your tool for divine creation.

When Love Isn’t Enough: Endings don’t have to be sad, especially when they make space for something greater. In this final episode of the season, Liz and Rhea reflect on their journey, from karma to magic to bliss. They revisit their personal highs and lows, celebrate the transformation of love across seasons, and introduce the concept of hopefulness as a parallel to bliss. As the foundation closes, so does the search for meaning through suffering. What comes next is a new kind of creation, one that begins from the light we now know we are.

More than Meets the Eye: In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore momentum: the rapid, multidimensional movement across purpose lines powered by divine freedom. As post-karmic souls are born into a still-separating world, the youngest among us arrive not to fix what’s broken, but to illuminate what’s possible. Their unwavering clarity, power, and refusal to compromise offer a bold blueprint for bliss. But will we step aside long enough to let them build the world they came for?

Why Don’t We Just Grind?: Love doesn’t find you when you’re still waiting to be saved. In this episode, Liz and Rhea illuminate how divine union emerges only after union with self, and how bliss transforms desire from desperation into sacred longing. They debunk the myth of “the one,” reframe fate-aligned partnership as a growth point, and reveal how enchantment calls forward what you’re finally ready to receive. The Love you’ve been seeking has always been woven into your purpose, but you still have to choose to meet it.