Soul Sessions

Who am I? A provocative question in deed. The answer however, isn’t that simple. Are you your personality, your persona, your role? Your self-concept is adaptable, changing over time and in relation to your environment. Yet, within that there is you. What does it mean to be you?

As practitioners of Soul Work, we can only take people as far as we’ve gone ourselves. The responsibility of holding sacred space for others requires intentional and honest personal work. Join Yolanda Williams and me as we discuss the journey of personal growth, the development of intuition and the calling to be of service.

Special Halloween episode in which we explore the origins of Halloween, Dia de los muertos, and the veil between the worlds.

Losing my religion. The existential search to define our relationship with a higher power often takes us on a journey we are surprised by. In this exploration of how religion transformed into spirituality, I explore the concept of what it means to be spiritual. Being spiritual is not a fashion nor does it require worshiping positivity. Can we still experience negativity and be spiritual? Can we be religious and spiritual at the same time?

Join Kirti Srivastava and I as we discuss the soul's journey. Kirti Srivastava reflects the power of the arts and the influence and responsibility of an educator. The balance she has struck between her professional career and her deep, life-long passion for world music and dance serves as a model for those working in either field.

The most important relationship you’ll ever have is with you. Investing moments of quality time for (or with) yourself, improves the life you live.

Join me as I discuss the soul's journey with Yilda, a long time client of mine who has offered to give an account of her soul work with me.

The ever elusive search for happiness might be the cause for the lack thereof. In this episode, happiness is explored as an attitude rather than a fleeting emotion.

Soul companions come in every form. Is there a magical someone for everyone? The notion that soul mates, twin flames, and kindred spirits can be reduced to a couple people in your life is explored in this episode.

In a society of increasing attention to personal growth and transformation, there is a myriad of health, healing, and spiritual practices offered. All of which aim to support the soul's journey. The existential search for meaning compels us to look for insight, to find answers, and to feel heard. In our busy, over-stimulated lives, we seek authentic connection even more. Together we wonder, what's the purpose in my life or the meaning of my struggles? This is where soul work comes in. Yet the mystery of what happens behind the scenes in a session with me or other practitioners is veiled. That is until now. That is, until now. I'm Adrienne Abeyta and this is Soul Sessions, the exploration into the mystery and art of living. The stories and personal accounts you will hear are offered from the point of view of the soul seeker and the soul practitioner. In this episode, Turtle Julian and I discuss the genesis of Soul Sessions through our own meeting and eventual work togehter.