Have you ever had a "gut feeling?" Do you listen to that "gut feeling when you experience it?"

In this episode, Dr. John Pendergast states that "our bodies has a natural sense of truth." By listening to our bodies, we can connect with our felt sense of "inner knowing" - that deep intelligence available through our bodies. He shows us how we can integrate the gifts of our inner knowing into every aspect of daily life.

We also explore how our shadows can be used as portals; in other words, how our dark and painful feelings and sensations can point us toward a radiance within.

Plus, we learn about the somatic qualities of our inner knowing and how these quiet signs can guide our choices.

Have you ever wondered if there is life after death or if our loved ones who have passed are still with us? 

In this episode, we chat with James Van Praagh who is one of the World's most acclaimed spiritual leaders and pioneers. He is the author of  many New York Times Bestselling books and has appeared on countless TV shows such as Oprah, Dr. Phil and Larry King Live. He has spent the last 30 years helping millions of people around the globe tap into their innate gifts, connect with the other side, and create deeper, more meaningful lives.

James shares how you can move through the process of grief in a healthy, purposeful and powerful way. As well as heal and move forward to embrace the gift of change. James also talks about the biggest misconception we have about death and what death really means.

You will also learn about how to use meditation to discover your true purpose, meet your guides, heal, turn fear into love, and so much more!

This episode is not to be missed and will have you expanding your awareness and enhancing your intuition. Listen with an open heart and mind!

Are you tired of feeling overwhelmed? Drowning in paperwork, schedules, home projects, managing all the lists and keeping track of what to do? Do you feel like once you get through one task, ten other tasks have already piled up and you feel like there's no end in sight? Mridu Parikh is here to help!

Maridu is an expert in simplifying life. She shares what is getting in our way of being organized, how we can begin to take small steps that are sustainable to declutter our space, how to prevent clutter from building up in the first place, how to purge sentimental pieces that we are attached to, how to manage our time and so much more.

Life doesn't have to be complicated and with all her helpful tips, ideas and solutions, we can free up space and time in our lives to do more of what we love!

Robbie Vorhaus' path is very inspiring and also sounds very common (at least the first part of his story). On the outside, Robbie's life appeared ideal: a New York City Park Avenue apartment, a home in the Hamptons, two adoring children in world-class private schools, and a thriving PR agency representing world leaders, celebrities, sports stars, entrepreneurs and Fortune 500 companies. Privately, though, his life was falling apart.

A marriage in trouble, jeopardized health, and financial pressures culminated on vacation when his family asked: "Dad, are you really happy?" Realizing he was in peril of losing everything he held dear, Robbie courageously followed the advice he had given clients for decades: Follow your heart. Choose to be happy. Consciously make everything better than you found it.

The result: Robbie closed his agency, moved his family to their small Sag Harbor home, started a leadership and crisis consultancy, and began anew.

Now transformed, healthy, happy, and celebrating a marriage of more than 25 years, Robbie shares how he overcame his struggle and how you can to! Robbie has a very interesting perspective on how we can begin slowly (sustainably) to change our behaviour toward living a more fulfilled life - One less. One more.

Marianne Williamson is a New York Times bestselling author, world-renowned speaker and one of the most influential spiritual leaders of our time. In her latest book, Tears To Triumph, and during our interview, Marianne makes clear that true healing can only come when we finally face our pain and become curious about what is has to teach us.

Instead of allowing ourselves to acknowledge our hurt, we numb it, medicate it, dismiss it, or distract ourselves in some way in order to never face it. When we refuse to look at our suffering, we actually prolong it and deny ourselves the wisdom that is being offered, which ultimately limits our personal growth and opportunity for enlightenment.

Marianne offers a powerful way forward through our pain into a deeper awareness of our feelings, our experiences, and our true selves.

This show is a must listen for anyone who is feeling overwhelmed, scared and even hopeless about something in your life right now. May you find comfort and peace knowing that you are not alone and that everyone feels this way from time to time.

Have you ever tried to fit into a group even though you knew you were compromising your values? Or how about feeling like what you have to offer to the world isn't significant enough, big enough, or impactful enough? Or better yet, feeling like you don't even have anything unique to offer the world?!

Sofo Archon takes us there and shares his insights, struggles and triumphs toward living his authentic, creative truth. He shows us how we can do the same and even if we think we don't have anything special to add to the world, Sofo reminds us that that simply isn't true.

In this episode, we also chat a lot about creativity and what that means. We also dive into what suffering is and how separation from self and others is usually the root cause of it.

This week's guest, Koy McDermott, shines light on this idea of the "Millennial Dilemma" and demonstrates that not only is it something that is sweeping the nation by storm, but how it is creating a big shift in the way we seek out a livelihood.   Being a millennial himself and working with hundreds of fortune 500 companies, he found that while it was fun and paid the bills, he knew there was much more he was here to do. Today, rather than helping businesses grow, Koy's real passion is to help people grow.    Koy shares his story of what it was like to become a parent, but not having a father figure himself growing up. He also talks about the word 'FAIL' and what that really means to him as well as how to apply and actualize the information that we learn.

Ever wonder how to make a living doing what you love to do? Or how about marrying your business with your lifestyle?

Kelly Roach chats with us about how you can create a life we want to live and how to set yourself up so that you have the proper psychology and strategy to make it happen. Using your unique gifts, becoming conscious of the core values that are driving your daily decisions, and recognizing your own worth are just a few of the important pieces to the puzzle of creating your best life!

As an ex-NFL cheerleader, best-selling author, and Fortune 500 Executive, Kelly has a diverse skill set that is sure to spark an idea and/or inspire you to take the next step that feels right for you whether it be in your business or your relationships!

Have you ever felt like there is more to life than what meets the eye? Today's guest sure has and he is here to remind us of what that is. Guy Finley has a lot to say about what it means to be conscious of our life and how that impacts the quality of it.

Guy suspected there was more to life than the type of worldly success that led to the emptiness and frustration he saw among his own "successful" friends and colleagues. He noticed what wasn't working and made a shift to doing what felt to be true for him and his life.

He shares with us how we can enhance our level of self-reliance through self-illumination in order to override fear and hatred and also free ourselves of limitations that create within us feelings of anger, depression, and anxiety. Guy shows us how we can experience more compassion, love and kindness in life!

"We are so unique, yet similar." - Natasha Grey   This is a very special episode. Every week you tune in and every week you listen to Natasha as she interviews guests from all over the world and from all walks of life all about Conscious Living; however, you may not know Natasha very well. This is your chance to hear her inspiring story.   Just like everybody else in this world, Natasha has had her fair share of struggles. Eating disorders, anxiety, depression and loneliness are all things that Natasha has dealt with in the past and still works on to this day. She'll share how these experiences have helped her get to where she is today and how she's using the pain from these "labels" to do her part in helping people wake up to the lives they're meant to live.   Natasha will also share what The Conscious Living Podcast is all about, what keeps her going every single day and what habits help her stay on track. She even touches on how to help your kids with struggles they may be dealing with. To say this episode has a ton of information would be an understatement. Natasha holds nothing back and proves that she's here to serve.