In this episode, I am joined with master manifester and fellow Earth angel, Jonathan McMiller, to explore what it means to trust our intuition in service of manifesting the life we chose when we incarnated in our human vessels. What is required in order to see our manifestations through? How do we engage with the Divine in order to stay on path? What is the role of self-love?

Jonathan McMiller is an entrepreneur, real estate developer, and television personality from St. Louis, Missouri. From corporate to community, he has had a rich variety of experiences that have shaped his outlook on life.  His drive to inspire others to incorporate the values that he learned during his youth ignited his desire to mentor and coach youth groups within his community.  Jonathan co-founded his real estate development company with a mission to enhance neglected communities one house at a time, gaining national attention, and was a featured hosts on HGTV’s My Flipping Family. One of Jonathan’s favorite quotes is this: “Life wasn’t meant to be perfect—it was meant to be lived!” With that motivation, Jonathan seeks every day to inspire others, live authentically and genuinely, and make a lasting impression on the world that is felt for generations to come.

Click here to purchase Jonathan and Willie’s new children’s book, Adventures of Dylan and Perry: Operation Treehouse.  

Connect with Jonathan     

Instagram: @jmacc.dewan and My Flipping Family

Facebook: Jonathan McMiller

Connect with Leilani

Website: www.shamanleilani.com

Instagram: @shamanleilani

Twitter: @shamanleilani

Clubhouse: @shamanleilani

Timestamps: 

03:20 Being faithful to the call

08:00 The trail of opportunities

11:40 Saying Yes to what we’re called to

20:20 Letting go of relationships that no longer fit

24:40 Releasing where we’ve been

30:30 Maintaining momentum in the waiting period

37:50 Encountering the inner critic

42:10 Releasing survival mechanisms

48:30 Self-love in service to Source

52:00 What does alignment look like

In this episode, I am joined by the brilliant Cam Rosin to discuss what it means to explore the tension of being a divine being in an earthly, human vessel. What could it look like to be intentional about the ways you expand fully into your human experience?

Cam is a specialist cannabis nurse educator, podcaster, passionate photographer and lover of all plant medicines. When Cam's not diving into research papers, you can find him in the mountains, the rivers, the ocean or his music studio. Cam hosts the podcast This Might Be Helpful, where he explores the neuroscience behind various cultural and behavioral practices, and Age of Info, a predominantly research-based podcast. 

Connect with Cam

Website: ahelpful.co

Instagram: @cameronrosin

TikTok: @cameronrosin

Podcast: This Might Be Helpful

Connect with Leilani

Website: www.shamanleilani.com

Instagram: @shamanleilani

Twitter: @shamanleilani

Clubhouse: @shamanleilani

Timestamps: 

03:20 Becoming a cannabis nurse educator

09:50 Following your enthusiasm

13:20 Holding the tension of being human

17:30 The concept of Ikigai

24:20 How we resist intuition

31:15 The link between suffering and desire

35:30 Choosing our frame

38:40 The practice of gratitude 

42:00 Encountering misalignment

48:10 “Live” is a verb

Resources mentioned:

Naval Ravikant

Stoicism

In this first episode of Season 2, I channel messages from the Universe about what it means to connect with your spiritual truth and choose to come into spiritual alignment.

Connect with Leilani

Website: www.shamanleilani.com

Instagram: @shamanleilani

Twitter: @shamanleilani

Clubhouse: @shamanleilani

Timestamps: 

02:00 Season 2 and a new name

04:30 Emerging from the shadow season

06:25 What does it mean to love yourself

08:00 The key choice of our times

09:50 Coming into deeper alignment

12:00 Paying attention to the body

15:00 Honoring our energy

18:00 Listening for the quiet choice points

21:00 The role of trauma in misalignment

In this solo episode, I discuss my book “Paradox of the Water Bearer” (releasing 7/30/21) and what is required in order to walk our spiritual path.

Connect with Leilani

Website: www.shamanleilani.com

Instagram: @shamanleilani

Twitter: @shamanleilani

Clubhouse: @shamanleilani

In this episode, I connect with fellow Earth angels Anika Apple, Kailei Carr, Liz Truluck, and Myra Capri Herring to unpack our journeys around embracing our divine gifts and purpose. What does it look like to surrender to the Universe in service of carrying out our missions in this life?

Connect with Anika

Instagram: @anikaapple1 @thecareeradvocate

Clubhouse: @anikaapple

YouTube Channel: Anika Apple

Connect with Kailei

Website: www.kaileicarr.com

Instagram: @kaileicarr and @beyondthebusinesssuit

Twitter: @kaileicarr

Connect with Liz

Instagram: @houseoftruluck

Connect with Myra

Website: www.capribrand.com

Instagram: @capribrand

Facebook: @capribrand

Twitter: @capribrand

In this episode, I connect with Social and Emotional Learning expert Future Cain to explore the role that emotional well-being plays in our activism, our work, and our daily lives.

Future Cain is the CEO and Founder of Future of SEL and currently is a Statewide Project Coordinator for Social and Emotional Learning and Mental Health. She is a New York Times featured equitable social and emotional learning expert, who works with institutions, organizations, and individuals to enhance the education, health, and well-being of others.

Connect with Future

Instagram: @future.cain

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/futurecain/

In this episode, I connect with the divinely creative and connected Emelda De Coteau to discuss what it means to surrender to our divine path in service of bringing our collective forward.

Emelda De Coteau is the founder of Pray with Our Feet (PWF), an online community lifting up the intersection of progressive Christian faith and social justice and co-hosts thePWF podcast with her mother, Trudy. She is also the founder of Women Creatives Chat, a community centering wellness and empowerment for creative entrepreneurs. and mompreneurs through online and live events, workshops, and mindful products and services.

Connect with Emelda

Websites: praywithourfeet.libsyn.com & www.womencreativeschat.org

Instagram: @womencreativeschat & @praywithourfeet

In this episode, I connect with the incredibly intuitive Shira Danielle to explore all things healing, including the importance of being present with ourselves.

Shira Danielle is an educator, holistic life coach, spiritual advisor, community organizer, and healer whose work focuses on the intersections of spirituality, social justice, creative expression, and elemental medicine. She has spent time living and studying in monasteries in India, Nepal, and China and has also worked closely with indigenous communities to deepen her dedication to the protection of Mother Earth and all of our relations. Her big work is to create transformational experiences for people to become more empowered and authentic versions of themselves.

Connect with Shira

Website: www.shiradanielle.com

Instagram: @_shira_danielle_

Email: [email protected]

In this episode, I connect with Master Storyteller Dee Letrice to unpack the “Universal Yes,” and what is truly required in order to say “Yes!” to what is meant for us at a soul level.

Dee Letrice is a Connecticut-based Coach, Speaker, and Master Storyteller or Griot. Through her coaching methodology, “Change Your Story, Change Your Life,” she helps clients to free themselves by taking ownership of their personal story with compassion, courage, and clarity.

Connect with Dee

Instagram: @coach_deeletrice

In this episode, I connect with the brilliant Rowana Abbensetts-Dobson to talk about the importance of our stories and being a voice for the voiceless. How can our healing contribute to the healing of those who come after us?

Rowana Abbensetts-Dobson is a Guyanese-American writer, mental health advocate, and founder of Spoken Black Girl, a publishing & media company that promotes mental health and wellness among Black women & women of color by amplifying emerging voices. She is publishing her first book, Departure Story, in June 2021. Rowana has had fiction and poetry published in Moko Magazine, Obsidian: Literature & Arts in the African Diaspora, Culture Push, and Free Verse Magazine. As a freelance health and wellness writer, Rowana has written for Well+Good, Bold Culture by Streamline Media, The Tempest, and Electric Lit.

Connect with Rowana

Website: www.spokenblackgirl.com

Instagram: @spokenblackgirl

Facebook: @spokenblackgirl

Twitter: @spokenblackgirl