In this episode of Spiritual Infinity, Zenzi Sewaah is joined by Christine V Davies, a Presbyterian minister, hospital chaplain, and spiritual director based in New Jersey. Together, they explore spirituality not as doctrine, but as lived presence—especially in moments of crisis, grief, anger, and profound uncertainty.

Christine shares her deeply human journey into ministry, shaped by early faith, a diagnosis of epilepsy in her teens, years of navigating the medical system, and later experiences of miscarriage and loss. These experiences didn’t weaken her faith; they refined it. They led her away from a purely clinical view of care and toward a vocation centered on being with people in their suffering—rather than trying to fix it.

As a hospital chaplain and leader of a chaplaincy program, Christine describes what it means to sit in liminal spaces: the back of an ambulance, trauma rooms, end-of-life bedsides, and waiting rooms filled with fear. She speaks openly about anger at God, the “why me” question, and spiritual distress—normalizing these experiences as part of an honest spiritual life rather than failures of faith.

The conversation also explores Christine’s work as a spiritual director, supporting people who feel disconnected from religion, wounded by institutional faith, or longing for a deeper relationship with the Divine. She emphasizes that spirituality can be rooted in many pathways—nature, music, community, prayer, meditation—and that healing often begins with naming what we truly long for.

This episode is a compassionate reminder that spirituality is not about having answers, but about accompaniment: showing up, listening deeply, and trusting that love is still present—even in the darkest valleys.

Closing Thought

Sometimes healing doesn’t come from answers, but from presence. When we allow ourselves to be seen in our pain—and to ask for help—we discover that spirituality is not about avoiding suffering, but about not facing it alone.

Guest Contact & Connection Details

Christine V Davies

* Website:

https://christinevdavies.com

* Services Offered:

* Spiritual direction (one-to-one, primarily via Zoom)

* Support around grief, spiritual distress, anger at God, and faith deconstruction

* Writing: Regular contributor on Substack, writing on spirituality, grief, chaplaincy, and meaning-making

* Directory Resource:

https://spiritualdirectorsinternational.org

* (to find spiritual directors worldwide)

In this episode of Spiritual Infinity, Zenzi Sewaah is joined by Rachel Astarte, a holistic psychotherapist, author, and educator based in New York, whose work bridges spirituality, psychology, and quantum science.

Rachel shares a deeply personal journey that began in childhood through an intuitive connection with nature and spirit, nurtured by parents who encouraged her to explore spirituality freely rather than prescribing belief. Growing up between Jewish and Catholic influences, she was invited to “figure it out for herself,” a freedom that later shaped her multidimensional spiritual path.

As a young adult, Rachel explored a wide range of traditions—Zen Buddhism, Taoism, shamanism, witchcraft, yoga, and meditation—while wrestling with a common seeker’s struggle: why none of them fully fit. The turning point came when she discovered quantum physics and the scientific language that validated spiritual truths she had always felt. From entanglement to consciousness as a creative force, science became the missing bridge that unified her inner knowing with logic and reason.

Together, Zenzi and Rachel explore themes of collective consciousness, authenticity, non-judgment, and what it means to live as an “energetic iteration” of Source. Rachel introduces her core framework—the Foundation of Self, built on non-judgment, awareness, and gentleness—and reflects on how inner work ripples outward into families, communities, and the world at large.

This conversation is both expansive and grounding: a reminder that awakening does not remove us from daily life, but invites us to meet it with presence, compassion, and responsibility. Spirituality, Rachel emphasizes, is not about escaping the world—it is about showing up as our truest selves within it.

Closing Thought

You do not change the world by fixing what is “out there.” You change the world by tending to what lives within you. Each moment of self-awareness, kindness, and non-judgment creates a ripple far beyond what the eye can see.

Guest Contact & Connection Details

Rachel Astarte is a holistic psychotherapist, educator, and facilitator whose work integrates psychology, spirituality, and consciousness studies.

* Private Practice & Therapy:https://foundationofself.com

* https://rachelastartetherapy.com

* Ongoing Program – “Write Your Self Open”:https://writeyourselfopen.com

* (An evergreen online program combining guided meditation, reflective writing, and group discussion)

* Sessions Offered:One-to-one therapy and coaching (online)

In this episode of Spiritual Infinity, Zenzi Sewaah is joined by Craig Meriwether, a hypnotherapist and past life regression specialist based in Flagstaff, Arizona, whose work bridges psychology, spirituality, and consciousness studies.

Craig shares his personal and professional journey into hypnotherapy, shaped by early religious influences, years of lived experience with anxiety and depression, and a deep curiosity about the subconscious mind. Raised within structured religious traditions, his worldview expanded through exposure to diverse cultures, philosophies, and spiritual perspectives, eventually leading him to explore hypnotherapy as a path to personal healing.

Central to the conversation is Craig’s explanation of regression work—both within this lifetime and across others. He explores how unresolved emotional patterns, trauma, and energetic imprints can persist beyond a single lifetime, influencing mental, emotional, and physical well-being. Drawing on the pioneering research of Michael Newton, Brian Weiss, and others, Craig presents reincarnation not as belief, but as a model of soul growth, learning, and evolution.

Together, Zenzi and Craig reflect on the idea that life is a classroom for consciousness, where we return repeatedly to gain wisdom, compassion, and understanding through different roles and experiences. Rather than framing hardship as punishment, Craig emphasizes growth through perspective—how healing unfolds gradually, layer by layer, knot by knot, until balance is restored.

This conversation invites listeners to see healing not as a quick fix, but as a sacred process of remembrance—of who we are beyond this moment, and why inner work matters not only for ourselves, but for generations to come.

Closing Thought

Healing is not about fixing what is broken, but remembering what has always been whole. When we turn inward with courage and compassion, we loosen the knots of the past and create space for wisdom, balance, and conscious choice to emerge.

Guest Contact & Connection Details

Craig MeriwetherHypnotherapist | Past Life Regression Specialist | Author

* Website:

https://sacredmysteryhypnotherapy.com

* Book: Past Lives Guidebook — available on Amazon

* Sessions Offered:

* One-to-one hypnotherapy

* Past life regression

* Spiritual regression & inner guidance sessions

* Online Sessions: Available worldwide via Zoom

* Free Resources: Guided recordings available on his website

In this episode of Spiritual Infinity, Zenzi Sewaah is joined by Andrew Wilson, a trauma-informed coach, podcast host, and spiritual practitioner based in Alberta, Canada. Andrew shares a raw and deeply honest account of his awakening—one born from grief, addiction, childhood trauma, and a long journey through shadow work toward self-love and conscious living.

Andrew reflects on a childhood marked by learning difficulties, bullying, and being told he would “never amount to anything,” experiences that shaped a defensive identity rooted in survival and emotional shutdown. As an adult, these unresolved wounds surfaced through substance abuse, toxic relationships, and anger—culminating in a devastating turning point when he chose a relationship over his mother, only to lose her shortly afterward. That loss shattered his reality and became the catalyst for profound inner change.

Through holistic healing, meditation, energy work, and teachings from figures such as Dolores Cannon, Andrew began to understand the relationship between trauma, the subconscious mind, past lives, and the body. He speaks openly about ego, victim consciousness, and how unprocessed emotional energy manifests as physical illness, addiction, and repeated life patterns.

In this wide-ranging conversation, Andrew explains the concept of the shadow self, the importance of self-responsibility, and why triggers are not punishments but invitations to grow. He emphasizes that awakening is not about perfection, but about courage—choosing to walk through discomfort, release old identities, and consciously create a new inner reality.

Today, Andrew supports others through NLP, trauma work, and spiritual integration, helping people reclaim their power, rewrite limiting beliefs, and remember that they are not broken—they are awakening. This episode is a powerful reminder that healing is possible, growth is earned through self-honesty, and love begins within.

Closing Thought

Awakening is not a sign that something is wrong with you—it is evidence that something true is trying to emerge. When we stop running from our shadow and begin listening to it, suffering transforms into wisdom and pain becomes purpose.

Reflection:What part of your story might be asking for compassion instead of resistance?

Guest Contact & Connection Details

Andrew Wilson is a trauma-informed coach, NLP practitioner, podcast host, and spiritual guide who works with individuals navigating trauma, shadow integration, and personal transformation.

Instagram (main hub):@beyondtranscendencewithandrew

Andrew shared that his Instagram contains links to:

* His website

* His podcast: Beyond Transcendence with Andrew

* His book

* Coaching and resources

In this episode of Spiritual Infinity, Zenzi Sewaah is joined by Anne Bollinger McQuaid, an author and intuitive thinker based in Tucson, Arizona, whose work invites people to recognize the divine guidance woven into everyday life.

Anne shares her lifelong sensitivity to signs, symbols, and synchronicities, shaped early by a Native perspective that sees life as responsive rather than random. From noticing faces in clouds as a child to consciously interpreting meaningful coincidences as an adult, she explains how guidance often arrives through ordinary “delivery systems”: music, overheard conversations, animals, repeated words, or subtle inner nudges.

At the heart of the conversation is Anne’s practical framework for working with what she calls personal oracles—a grounded method for understanding synchronicity without dismissing it as coincidence or “woo.” Her simple formula—Need + Delivery System + Message—helps listeners slow down, reflect, and recognize when life is answering a question they may not have consciously asked.

Together, Zenzi and Anne explore how cultivating awareness, journaling meaningful moments, and trusting intuitive impressions can deepen one’s relationship with Source. Rather than chasing signs, Anne emphasizes presence, curiosity, and discernment—allowing guidance to reveal itself naturally.

This episode is an invitation to see the sacred in the everyday and to remember that communication with the Divine does not require special gifts, only attention.

Closing Thought

If guidance is always present, then noticing becomes a spiritual practice. When we pause, reflect, and honour what stands out to us, life begins to feel less random and more relational. The question is no longer “Is this a sign?” but “Am I willing to listen?”

Guest Contact & Connection Details

Anne Bollinger McQuaid is the author of Everyday Oracles: Decoding the Divine Messages That Are All Around Us, a practical guide to understanding synchronicities and personal guidance.

* Website:

https://everydayextradimensions.com

* Book: Everyday Oracles: Decoding the Divine Messages That Are All Around Us (available via major book retailers)

* Social media: Anne Bollinger McQuaid (Instagram & Facebook)

In this episode of Spiritual Infinity, Zenzi Sewaah is joined by Kristine Genovese, a former corporate turnaround specialist turned soul-intelligence healer, author, and teacher based in Tampa, Florida. Kristine shares a powerful story of spiritual awakening that emerged not through seeking—but through sudden loss, illness, and an invitation to listen inward.

Her journey began in March 2020, during the early days of the global shutdown, when she was unexpectedly dismissed from a senior corporate role while sitting beside her partner at an oncology appointment. That moment of shock became the catalyst for deep prayer, meditation, and inner listening—leading Kristine to recognize that returning to corporate life would feel like a form of spiritual death. In stillness, what she calls the Soul Intelligence Method began to emerge.

Kristine recounts how years of suppressing intuition and femininity in male-dominated environments manifested physically, culminating in a serious health scare involving cancerous cells. Through prayer, meditation, energetic healing, and a reconnection with the divine feminine, her body healed without invasive intervention—an experience that confirmed the inseparable relationship between emotional, energetic, and physical wellbeing.

In this wide-ranging conversation, Kristine explains how unresolved emotion becomes stored energy, how the body acts as a barometer of the subconscious, and why healing must address the energetic root rather than only the symptom. She speaks openly about growing up empathic, sensing energy from a young age, and learning to quietly use intuitive gifts in corporate settings before finally bringing them into the open.

Today, Kristine bridges science and spirituality through bioenergetics, neuroscience, and quantum principles. Her work focuses on helping individuals—especially healthcare professionals—heal without reliving trauma, reclaim purpose, and realign with their inner intelligence. This episode offers reassurance to anyone who feels different, hidden, or unsure of their gifts, reminding listeners that awakening is not about becoming someone new, but remembering who they already are.

Closing Thought

Healing is not selfish—it is sacred. When we choose to listen to the body, honor our inner truth, and heal ourselves with intention, we create ripples that extend far beyond our own lives. Awakening is not a private act; it is a contribution to the whole.

Reflection:What part of you is asking to be heard rather than pushed through?

Guest Contact & Connection Details

Kristine Genovese is a soul-intelligence healer, teacher, author, and creator of the Soul Intelligence Method, working at the intersection of bioenergetics, consciousness, and embodied healing.

Website:

https://soulintelligencemethod.com

(Information on sessions, courses, workshops, and certification as a Neuro-Energetic Health Practitioner)

Book:Healing Through Soul IntelligenceAvailable on Amazon, Kindle, Audible (narrated by Kristine), Barnes & Noble, and via her website

Kristine offers private sessions, group workshops (SQ for You), and a full certification program for practitioners.

In this episode of Spiritual Infinity, Zenzi Sewaah is joined by Helen Glanville, an author, life coach, public speaker, and advocate for forgiveness and second chances, joining the conversation from Australia late into the night.

Helen shares a remarkable life journey that began with a childhood prayer and unfolded into an unexpected path of love, adversity, and spiritual awakening. She recounts how she married a disgraced lawyer who became a national media figure in Australia, endured public scrutiny, prison visits, financial loss, and profound trials—and how those experiences became the foundation for a life devoted to redemption, service, and forgiveness.

At the heart of this conversation is the theme of second chances. Helen reflects on the transformative power of forgiveness—not as condoning harm or forgetting wrongdoing, but as a conscious act that frees the heart, heals the body, and allows life to move forward. Together, Zenzi and Helen explore how resentment impacts health, how language shapes reality, and why character development is the true purpose of human life.

Helen also speaks about co-founding charitable work focused on prisoners and their families, particularly children of incarcerated parents, and how lived empathy—not theory—creates real change. Her story reminds listeners that no life is beyond redemption, no mistake is final, and no hardship is wasted when met with courage, faith, and compassion.

This episode offers deep reassurance to anyone navigating loss, betrayal, adversity, or self-doubt—affirming that forgiveness is not weakness, but one of the greatest spiritual strengths we can cultivate.

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Closing Thought

Forgiveness is not about trusting again or excusing the past—it is about unburdening the soul so life can move forward. When we choose compassion over resentment, we reclaim our energy, restore our health, and step back into alignment with who we truly are.

Reflection:Who—or what—might you be ready to forgive so that you can move forward more freely?

Guest Contact & Connection Details

Helen Glanville is an author, life coach, and public speaker who works with individuals seeking purpose, healing, and resilience through adversity. Her work centers on forgiveness, character development, and the power of second chances.

Website:

https://helenglanville.com

(Books, background, and contact form available on the website)

Email: [email protected]

Book discussed in the episode:A Second Chance: A Disgraced Lawyer’s Journey to Redemption(Available for purchase via her website)

Helen is available for one-to-one conversations, coaching, and speaking engagements via her website contact form.

In this returning conversation on Spiritual Infinity, Zenzi Sewaah welcomes back Howard Eisenberg for a deep, expansive exploration of brain science, consciousness, and humanity’s forgotten connection to Source.

Howard challenges one of modern science’s most deeply held assumptions: that consciousness originates in the brain. Drawing on decades of interdisciplinary research, he explains why there is still no scientific proof that the brain produces consciousness — and why it may instead function as a receiver, much like a radio tuned into a larger field of awareness.

The discussion expands beyond the head brain to explore the three-brain system: the brain, the heart, and the gut. Howard shares compelling scientific findings showing that the heart has its own neural network and memory system, that gut bacteria influence mood and mental health through neurotransmitters like serotonin, and that intuition, premonition, and emotional intelligence may originate far beyond the mind alone.

Together, Zenzi and Howard bridge ancient spiritual wisdom with contemporary science, revealing how meditation, psychedelics, hypnosis, and altered states quiet the brain rather than overstimulate it — allowing consciousness to reshape the brain, not the other way around. They explore the implications of this for healing, agency, manifestation, and collective awakening.

At its core, this conversation invites listeners to remember a radical truth: we are not isolated physical beings navigating a random universe, but expressions of Source itself — capable of intention, choice, and conscious creation when we awaken to who we truly are.

Closing Thought

When we stop identifying solely with the mind and begin listening to the deeper intelligence within the heart and body, life shifts from something that happens to us into something we consciously participate in. Awakening is not about learning something new — it is about remembering what has always been true.

Guest Contact & Connection Details

Howard Eisenberg

* Book: Dream It to Do It (available on Amazon and through major bookstores)

* Previous Book: Inner Space: Parapsychological Explorations of the Mind

* Focus Areas:

* Consciousness studies

* Brain science & spirituality

* Dreamwork and lucid dreaming

* Source awareness and manifestation

In this episode of Spiritual Infinity, Zenzi Sewaah speaks with Ashley Renee Casey, a wife, mother, entrepreneur, and musician based in St. Louis, Missouri, whose spiritual awakening emerged through lived experience, moral courage, and a willingness to step away from systems that no longer aligned with truth.

Ashley shares her journey growing up in the southern United States within a religious framework, becoming a young single mother, and later finding herself deeply involved in church life. A turning point came when the collision of politics, religion, and racial injustice revealed a painful disconnect between spiritual teachings and lived behavior—particularly as a biracial woman raising Black sons. When her concerns were not heard, Ashley chose to step back, creating space for prayer, meditation, and deep self-reflection.

Through stillness, intuition, and a broadened spiritual lens that draws from universal principles and Buddhist teachings, Ashley found greater peace, empathy, and clarity. She describes awakening not as rejection, but as remembering—learning to trust inner guidance, honor impermanence, and live with intentional presence.

The conversation also explores Ashley’s work as founder of Presence Over Pixels, a movement dedicated to restoring balance between technology and human connection. From hosting phone-free events to encouraging mindful digital habits, she models what it means to live awake in a hyper-connected world—reminding us that stillness is not emptiness, but a gateway to connection.

This episode invites listeners to pause, question inherited structures, and rediscover spirituality as something lived, embodied, and rooted in love rather than fear.

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Closing Thought

Awakening often begins when we dare to listen to what feels uncomfortable but true. When we choose stillness over noise and presence over distraction, we create space for clarity, compassion, and authentic connection. The quiet we avoid may be the very place where guidance is waiting.

Reflection:Where in your life might silence be offering you wisdom right now?

Guest Contact & Connection Details

Ashley Renee Casey is an entrepreneur, community builder, and advocate for intentional living and authentic human connection. She is the founder of Presence Over Pixels, a platform focused on helping people reclaim balance with technology and reconnect with themselves and others.

Website:

https://presenceoverpixels.com

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In this episode of Spiritual Infinity, Zenzi Sewaah is joined by Halle Evelyn, a transformational wealth coach, retreat leader, and spiritual guide whose life journey weaves awakening, discernment, and financial liberation into one coherent path.

Halle shares how her spiritual awakening began at the age of ten with an existential fear of death that led to decades of panic attacks and atheism, until a life-altering experience in Egypt revealed a direct knowing that she has a soul and would never die. That moment marked a profound shift: “before Egypt” and “after Egypt,” setting her on a lifelong journey of spiritual study, embodiment, and service.

Through years of exploration—ranging from meditation and discernment to spiritual travel, choir singing, and deep intuitive work—Halle became what she calls an awakener: someone who helps others navigate spiritual openings without fear, overwhelm, or loss of grounding. She speaks candidly about the loneliness of awakening, the importance of spiritual hygiene, and the necessity of allowing transformation to unfold without force.

The conversation also traces Halle’s second major awakening—through love, identity, and the unravelling of a long-term marriage—which ultimately led her to redefine freedom as both spiritual and financial sovereignty. Today, her work focuses on helping women heal inherited scarcity patterns, reclaim their wealth birthright, and create financial independence as a pathway to service, joy, and global impact.

This episode is an invitation to trust the unfolding, release self-judgment, and remember a simple but powerful truth: you are already enough.

Closing Thought

Awakening does not ask us to become more, it asks us to stop forgetting who we are. When we allow life to move us instead of resisting its changes, grace replaces fear, clarity replaces struggle, and joy becomes a choice rather than a reward.

Reflection:Where might life be inviting you to loosen control and trust the unfolding?

Guest Contact & Connection Details

Hallie Evelyn is a transformational wealth coach, spiritual teacher, author, and international retreat leader. Her work centers on helping women heal scarcity conditioning, create financial freedom, and align wealth with purpose and joy.

Websites & Resources (shared in the interview):

* https://hallemoney.com

* – Free gift: Top 10 Wealth Secrets Every Woman Needs to Know and mailing list

* https://hallewealth.com

* – Book: The Passive Income Power Plan: 108 Ways to Make Money While You Sleep

* https://toursandretreats.com/nile-code – Nile Code Egypt Retreat (limited to 20 participants)