Karma’s My Bitch

Trigger Me A**hole: When happiness is present but something you deeply want still hasn’t shown up, does that mean you’re doing something wrong? In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore how fate continues to evolve even after happiness is reached, and how timing, pressure, and desire all shape the expansion of joy. They discuss how to navigate big decisions, catch-22s, and the illusion of loss, especially when growth requires risk. Every choice in fate expands your world, but how do you know when it’s time to leap?

Bad Year: Even in happiness, life doesn’t stop testing us. In this episode, Liz and Rhea illuminate the purpose of “pause moments” and “pressure cooker experiences”—those intense, often inconvenient transitions that ask us to slow down, reflect, and grow. These moments don’t mean we’ve failed or fallen back into karma. Instead, they remind us that expansion requires presence, commitment, and trusting ourselves. Happiness doesn’t protect us from life, but it gives us the grounding to meet it fully.

To Hell and Back: If happiness is the goal, why are we still glorifying struggle? In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore how happiness is possible regardless of karmic history—and why younger generations often choose ease without shame. They discuss how the refusal to suffer is not entitlement, but evolution, and how happiness expands through presence, choice, and authenticity. True happiness doesn’t come from hardship, it comes from alignment. So what happens when we stop waiting and start living like we deserve it now?

To Be Human is to Be Divine: Happiness isn’t something we find, it’s something we feel when we’ve finally come home to ourselves. In this episode, Rhea and Liz dive into the real meaning of emotional range, and how happiness only becomes possible once we’ve cleared the feelings that kept us bound to separation. They reflect on how the full emotional scale reconnects us to our humanity, how relationships reveal our inner world, and why happiness can’t be sourced from others, only shared. The more we feel, the more we are free—and the more joy has space to stay.

How Far is too Far?: Relationships only grow when we stop shrinking ourselves to keep them. In this episode, Liz and Rhea examine how happiness becomes the new standard for Love—and why certainty, compromise, and control keep us from the intimacy we crave. They reflect on post-karmic dating, the illusion of security, and how emotional loyalty to the self makes room for trust, desire, and joy. Happiness isn’t about keeping the peace, it’s about choosing the person who lets you be fully yourself.

Once, Twice, Three Times a Baby: Fear of the future is not a sign of awareness—it’s a sign we’ve given up on joy. In this episode, Liz and Rhea examine how projecting into an uncertain future keeps us trapped in fear, resentment, and powerlessness. They reflect on how true sustainability comes not from control, but from consciousness, and why post-karmic living means choosing presence over panic. Whether it’s about having children, trusting your body, or creating a life worth living, happiness demands faith in yourself and the world you’re here to shape.

Beat Me While I’m Down: If Love has carried us this far, does that mean it’s the way to bliss, or just part of the story? In this episode, Rhea and Liz reflect on the long arc of Love across the podcast, from karmic desire to divine union, and how happiness ultimately supersedes even the highest form of Love. They explore the distinction between emotional connection and divine embodiment, and why happiness is not the absence of Love but the full presence of self. Love may light the way, but happiness is where we learn to live.

Rules of the Game: Religion once held up the illusion of connection, but in 5D that scaffolding is crumbling. Liz and Rhea reflect on how religious structures once acted as intermediaries between us and the divine, and how their fall has left many seeking connection through new belief systems and spiritual trends. They examine the difference between choosing community from joy versus relying on it for relief, and why real freedom begins with reclaiming your power from within. When divinity is no longer outsourced, happiness stops being conditional.

Fool Me Once: Even the deepest trauma can’t block the path to happiness. In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore how pain doesn’t define us, how healing doesn’t mean forgetting, and why happiness is a choice we build through courage, humility, and perseverance. They examine how we shed old identities, expand into new perspectives, and reclaim the freedom to live beyond pain. With clarity and compassion, they remind us that healing is not about survival, but about opening to more. So what happens when we stop bonding through pain and start connecting through joy?

Happiness is But a Click Away: Can you really buy happiness? While conventional wisdom may say no, you might be surprised by our answer.