Karma’s My Bitch

Some Kind of Wonderful: When you're happy, you don’t need spirituality to remind you who you are. In this episode, Liz and Rhea explain why spirituality becomes obsolete in 5D and why the endless search for healing eventually ends. They reflect on the spiritual industry’s survival through separation, and how true freedom begins when we stop outsourcing our divinity. With humor and honesty, they examine what mastery really means and why expressing happiness—without a crutch—is the clearest sign of evolution. If bliss is the dessert, how long will you keep piling broccoli on your plate?

Love Me or Leave Me: What if your purpose wasn’t a job or a project, but a channel for your divine expression? In this episode, Rhea and Liz reflect on the soul’s journey through fate, how purpose evolves beyond karma, and why even bliss doesn’t erase our desire to create. They examine the rise of the “Explorer”, the difference between distraction and direction, and how listening to the heart is the only way back to alignment.

Don’t Let Me Down Again: What actually changes when we reach bliss? Liz and Rhea explore how happiness evolves into a state beyond growth, beyond striving, and beyond expectation—where joy, purpose, and magic converge into creative momentum. They discuss how freedom, multidimensionality, and conscious choice shape our post-karmic lives, and why even pauses on the path to bliss serve a purpose. When you’re no longer surviving your life but creating it, what else might be possible?

Why Should I Stay?: When the grind gets too loud, it’s easy to forget that life is still worth living. In this episode, Liz and Rhea reflect on the deeper question behind “If I could go, why should I stay?”—and how choice, consciousness, and connection anchor us to purpose. They speak to the real enemy of humanity (it’s not each other), the importance of protecting joy, and how our freedom creates freedom for future generations. Staying isn’t just surviving, it’s choosing to live on our own terms.

Whatever I Am is Because of You: What if Love was only ever a stepping stone to something far greater? In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore how Love, as we’ve known it, becomes absorbed by bliss. They reflect on hope, desire, purpose, and the journey from happiness to bliss, where knowing replaces faith and doing gives way to being.  Are you ready for more?

Never Satisfied: What happens when you know you’re good enough, but your life still doesn’t reflect it? Liz and Rhea explore the space between karmic undoing and divine embodiment, where the desire for more begins to stir. They discuss detachment, ego, magic, multidimensionality, and how everything starts to shift once you allow for more than one story. Creating happiness from fate requires power, presence, and permission to rewrite the life that no longer fits. You’re not the person you were, so why keep living the life they built?

Forever Waiting: If happiness is personal, why do we keep chasing someone else’s version of it? Liz and Rhea dive deep into the pursuit of happiness as a conscious choice to live from joy, purpose, and full expression in the present moment. They explore the difference between being on the path and actually living it, how we move from waiting to creating, and why owning your happiness means letting go of the past for good. What if happiness isn’t something we find, but something we become?

To You and Every One: What does true kindness look like in a post-karmic world? In this episode, Rhea and Liz explore how kindness has been distorted into niceness, how false tolerance disempowers us, and why real self-respect sometimes looks like speaking up, not backing down. They challenge passive spirituality, spiritual bypassing, and the confusion between silence and peace. If everyone focused on creating their own world, could there finally be space for all of us?

Party Like it’s the End of the World: When it comes to love, why do we still settle for less? In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore the deeper roots of love addiction, why it’s really a longing for union, and how hope—even when misplaced—can still move us forward. They discuss how settling shows up in emotional compromise, false ideals, and performative relationships, and why risking what we’re told is “heaven” might be the only way to create something truly divine. If Love is meant to expand us, can we finally stop squeezing it into a box it was never meant to fit?

Face the Music: In this episode, Liz and Rhea revisit the “gold digger” paradigm and explore how respect, honesty, and self-awareness form the true foundation for divine union. They discuss why compatibility often masquerades as love, how dating apps mimic karmic performance, and why clarity about desire is essential to creating relationships that actually work. If relationships are meant to evolve us, how can we stop compromising and start creating something real?