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The biggest oversight we make in our spiritual journeys is to bypass the man experience.

We think we can just overshadow any pain or negative emotion with positivity. Or shun our ego out of existence. Or we deny that we have any fear at all, because somehow fear is the opposite of love.

Right now, we are experiencing a collective trauma. Healing really involves both our human and spiritual selves, to fully integrate what we’re going through into who we are becoming.

If we bypass the human side of it, like denying our sadness or our pain, and trying to just overpower with the positive, or if we deny the spiritual side of it, like not paying attention to where energy may be blocked in the body, we don’t clear our the unresolved trauma. We miss half the lesson either way.

So today we’re talking about our subtle energy bodies and how they affect our physical realities.

Our guest is is Cyndi Dale. She’s an internationally renowned author, speaker, healer, and business consultant and the author of 27 books about energy medicine, intuition, and spirituality.

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I believe every religion, philosophy, school of thought, way of life… has something to teach. I like to go into ideas with the mindset of “what can I take with me from this?”

So today, we’re going to take some lessons from Buddhism. 

Without knowing much about Buddhism, it quickly started to positively affect my life, sometimes with something as simple as a quote. There are so many good ones: 

“Be where you are; otherwise you will miss your life.”

“Remembering a wrong is like carrying a burden on the mind.”

“If you propose to speak always ask yourself, is it true, is it necessary, is it kind.”

There are just so many nuggets of wisdom that you can directly apply to basically every area of your life. If you’re a student of meditation, or you’re curious about it, it actually originates with the Hindu culture and Buddha was a Hindu.

So today we’re diving into the Buddhist teachings we can all benefit from, specifically with inner self talk, meditation and just processing our lives.

Our guest is Cynthia Kane. She’s the bestselling author of How to Communicate like a Buddhist, Talk to Yourself like a Buddhist, and How to Meditate like a Buddhist.

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We’re forgetting what makes us human, we’re cutting off important people because of their beliefs that by the way are shaped by their own unique life experience.

So with all the divisiveness, accepting people and seeing the good in their intentions no matter what their beliefs is critical to healing the planet.

I’ve found the best way to do that, is to notice when I’m living in my mind and use that as a trigger to move into my body.

We’re talking to Sam Skelly. She’s a 7-figure entrepreneur, a speaker, best-selling author, and wellness coaching expert. Her podcast is Hungry for Happiness and she started her focus on emotional eating and body love and then moved into breathwork, all things that have to do with reconnecting with our bodies.

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Have you ever noticed that your mind usually reflects your environment? When my house is a mess, or just full of clutter, it’s like my mind takes on that energy… scattered, chaotic, all over the place.

This isn’t just an observation. It’s science.

Studies show that clutter can affect our anxiety levels, sleep, and ability to focus. It can also make us less productive and here’s the real kicker for me… it can trigger coping and avoidance strategies. 

So all that’s bad enough, but our physical environments can also influence our cognition (so our ability to understand things), it can affect our emotions and behaviors, even including our relationships with others.

That’s a lot at stake for a messy home.

Today we’re talking to AnnMarie Brogan and Marie Limpert. These two friends quit their corporate jobs to become professional organizers and now they’re the author of the book Beyond Tidy: Declutter Your Mind and Discover the Magic of Organized Living.

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What if all your pain came back to one thing… all of our depression, anxiety, loneliness, addictions, anger, relationship problems, self-destruction, racism, the division in the world… it all comes back to separation.

Separation on the macro and mic levels. 

When we go through a trauma, a part of us becomes fragmented and that healing process is about integrating this big painful thing that happened with who we are now.

And I think the big pursuit in our human journey is to remember who we truly are. To find unity with the divine within all of us, within every thing we see. 

 But then the question is… how do find unity? And what are we being called to do? 

So today we’re diving into this with Jessie Herman.

Jessie Herman is a transformational coach and pranic energy healer living who is also the channel through which the non-physical entity group known as ‘Vagrein’ flows. You know ho much I love my channels.

She offers Vagrein’s balance of love and wisdom to the world with the hopes of transmitting their message of unity consciousness and self acceptance.

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We all have triggers. No matter what’s going on in the world. Learning to manage you triggers can be incredibly helpful for a happy life.

Expecting everyone else to cater to your triggers is just not realistic, nor is it really their responsibility. Your triggers are your responsibility.

You can either go through life limiting your experience to make sure you stay in your safe little bubble, or you can start to develop some resilience.

When we start to uncover these things we realize that often the thing we think is the problem, is just a symptom that’s going to keep coming back until we figure out what’s really underneath it.

So that’s what we’re talking about today.

Our guest is Dr. Nima Rahmany. He specializes in helping people get to the ROOT CAUSE of their physical and emotional challenges. After building a successful chiropractic practice, he sold his clinic to pursue his passion for teaching and coaching professionals who are stressed, depressed, and anxious to transform and have their best year ever.

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How are you feeling? With all these changes in the world, feeling like you’re struggling is totally justified. But that doesn’t make it easier.

Maybe you have full-blown everyday depression, maybe just depressive episodes that hit you unexpectedly, or maybe even just like a dull cloud that follows you around.

Either way, it can be hard to talk about. But there’s also some really important reasons why you should talk about it. 

Getting things out of your head makes them easier to process. It helps you feel connected. It’s more common than you think. There’s growth in vulnerability. It helps others feel less alone. And most importantly, it’s healing.

So today, we’re talking about it. Our guest is John Moe. 

John Moe has had a hugely successful career. He’s has served as host of national public radio broadcasts such as Weekend America, his reporting has been on major broadcasts, he’s written for top publications like NY Times Magazine - and he’s also human. 

He suffered from depression and decided to open up the dialogue and start talking about it with other big names in a way it’s not often talked about - with humor. He now hosts the podcast The Hilarious World of Depression and has a book of the same title.

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Do you ever just get a gut feeling that something’s off? Or a nagging feeling your should do something like… call someone? Or take a different route home? 

I think we can all relate to that… but what gets a little stickier at times is calling on that sense of knowing at will.

Your knowing guides you toward all the things our souls are calling in for you. Your purpose, your person, your tribe, your hobbies…

When you start to recognize that voice and lean into it, you start feeling guided in your life. Always. It’s hard to feel lost or stuck because that voice is always with you nudging you in a new direction.

Our guest is Raquel Vasallo, the best selling author of “Spiritual Seductress, The High-Powered Women’s Guide to Devour the World through Spiritual Guidance.”

She is the pre-eminent Spiritual Advisor to female Visionaries and Leaders. She is an International Speaker, Mystic Artist and Feminine Leadership Trendsetter.

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Do you ever just feel like there’s this constant pressure floating above your head? To be a good citizen or a good partner, or to be a certain kind of successful, or to fit in…

We tend to place expectations on ourselves that aren’t necessarily always our own.

Maybe you’re constantly thinking of what you should do, or you hate breaking the rules, or you feel the need to look or act a certain way in public. Or maybe you put others ahead of yourself, or you’re a perfectionist.

These tendencies negatively affect your relationships, career, and well-being. They keep you from finding your voice or getting your ideas out into the world. 

As our guest today says, “it’s the blindspot that’s zapping most of your power as a creative badass.

Today we’re talking to Majo Malfino. She’s author, designer, and women’s leadership expert. She guides women to design and share a creative dream with the world. 

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This episode is one big trigger warning. We talk about the things that people are scared to talk about, or that people are currently being shamed to talk about or even ask questions about.

So prepare to potentially be triggered… in a good way!

Avoiding your triggers limits your experience. It puts you in an echo chamber of confirmation bias, and and it builds the self belief that you can’t handle being exposed to people, thoughts or opinions that are not your own.

It’s important to share alternative ways to handle our differences and our disagreements. I think it’s important to highlight the real repercussions of shutting people down for not adhering to one way of thinking.

Our guest is Imari. He is a life coach and keynote speaker, he takes abstract ideas and transformational concepts and delivers them in a tangible way that allows the people he works with to rewire their minds, literally changing their reality from the inside out.

Neither of us claim to have it all figured out, but I think it’s really hard to figure anything out if you’re afraid to ask questions and get vulnerable and have open dialogues.

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