The No BS Spiritual Book Club with Sandie Sedgbeer

What happens when someone you love dies, but your relationship with them doesn’t feel over?

Roger Hanson spent thirteen years sharing his life with spiritual teacher and author Story Waters.

After Story’s death, Roger experienced their connection in a profound new way. He shares how grief became a doorway into deeper consciousness, creativity, and purpose.

In this episode of The No BS Spiritual Book Club, Roger explores:

• love and loss beyond physical separation
• the meaning of stepping into your God Self
• continuing consciousness after death
• creativity as a pathway to spiritual expression
• transforming grief into purpose
• The Bridge at Story’s Crossing and creating spaces for connection
• the books that shaped his spiritual journey

The insight is simple: Sometimes loss does not end a connection.

Sometimes it transforms it.

Learn more about Roger Hanson:
https://www.rogerhansonlove.com/godself-art

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What happens when someone you love dies, but your relationship with them doesn’t feel over?

Roger Hanson spent thirteen years sharing his life with spiritual teacher and author Story Waters. After Story’sdeath, Roger experienced their connection in a profound new way—one that led him to step more fully into his own God Self.

This deeply personal conversation explores grief, continuing consciousness, creativity, spiritual partnership, and how love can transform even after physical separation.

Perdita Finn describes herself as a writer, witch, and co-founder of The Way of the Rose—but her work is far less about fantasy than it is about relationship: with the earth, theancestors, the unseen, and the stories we've forgotten.

In this episode of The NO BS Spiritual Book Club, Perdita shares the books that shaped her understanding of death, ecology, the divine feminine, the burning times, ancestral wisdom, and what it means to belong more deeply to the living world.

This conversation explores:

• the forgotten wisdom of the ancestors
• the burning times and the feminine wound
• death as part of life rather than its opposite
• witchcraft, animism, and ecology
• the relationship between women and the earth
• collective healing, remembrance, and belonging

Rather than asking us to escape the world, Perdita invites us to enter it more fully—with curiosity, reverence, and a willingness to listen.

Learn more about Perdita: https://takebackthemagic.com/

Check out Perdita Finn's 10 Best Spiritual Books: https://www.thenobsspiritualbookclub.com/c/perdita-finn/

Perdita Finn is a writer, witch, and co-founder of The Way of the Rose. In this episode of The NO BS Spiritual Book Club,she shares the books that shaped her understanding of ancestors, death, ecology, the divine feminine, and the unseen world.

Together, Sandie and Perdita explore what the burning times still have to teach us, why the wisdom of the ancestral mothers matters today, and how reconnecting with the earth can become a deeply spiritual practice.

Fear shaped much of Sharon Hall's early life.

Raised with deep religious conditioning, she spent years believing life was something to survive rather than trust.

Over time, through motherhood, shadow work, and years of personal transformation, Sharon discovered somethingprofound:

The power she had been searching for had never disappeared—it had simply been buried beneath fear and old beliefs.

In this episode of The NO BS Spiritual Book Club, Sharon joins Sandie Sedgbeer to explore:

• fear and religious conditioning
• shadow work with compassion
• raising a neurodivergent son
• energy healing
• self-trust and empowerment
• the books that shaped her journey

One of the biggest takeaways from this conversation is simple:

Real empowerment isn't something you find outside yourself.
It's something you remember.

Learn more about Sharon Hall: https://sharonhall.org

Explore Sharon Hall's 10 Best Spiritual Books:
https://www.thenobsspiritualbookclub.com/c/sharon-hall/

#FearToFreedom #ShadowWork #SelfTrust #SpiritualGrowth #HealingJourney

Sharon Hall spent more than two decades untangling fear rooted in religious conditioning, anxiety, and old beliefs that quietly shaped her life. In this episode, she shares how shadow work, self-trust, and inner transformation helped her discover something unexpected: the power she had been searching for was there all along.

Keila Shaheen, creator of The Shadow Work Journal, joins Sandie Sedgbeer to discuss the books that shaped her life, why shadow work struck such a deep cultural chord, and what comes after self-awareness.

Keila’s journal sold over a million copies and helped bring shadow work to a new generation.

But in this conversation, she and Sandie explore a deeperquestion: once we understand our wounds, patterns, triggers, and hidden parts, how do we stop living inside the analysis — and begin embodying the wisdom?

In this episode, Keila explores:

• Why shadow work resonated so deeply
• How healing can become a holding pattern
• The shift from shadow work into light work
• Jungian psychology, symbols, and archetypes
• Creativity as a path to integration
• How awareness becomes conscious action
• The art of becoming

Learn more: https://www.keilashaheen.com

Check out Keila Shaheen’s 10 Best Spiritual Books:
https://www.thenobsspiritualbookclub.com/c/keila-shaheen/

#KeilaShaheen #ShadowWork #LightWork #HealingJourney#SpiritualGrowth

Keila Shaheen, creator of The Shadow Work Journal, joins Sandie Sedgbeer to explore why healing can sometimes become a loop—and why transformation begins when self-awareness becomes integration, creativity, and conscious action.

What if some of the most important healing discoveries in history were deliberately ignored?

Steven A. Ross, PhD joins Sandie Sedgbeer for a compelling conversation about rare books, forgotten therapies, and medical breakthroughs that challenge everything we think we know about health.

As co-founder and CEO of the World Research Foundation, Steven has spent more than four decades preserving rareresearch, books, and evidence dating back to 1492.

In this episode, Steven shares:

• alternative cancer therapies
• hidden healing technologies
• forgotten medical breakthroughs
• the politics of medicine
• rare books and forbidden knowledge
• why some discoveries disappear
• and how access to information shapes our choices

At the center of this conversation is one question:

If the evidence exists… why don’t more people know?

Learn more about Steven Ross: https://www.wrf.org  

Explore Steven Ross’s 10 Best Spiritual Books: https://www.sedgbeer.com/steven-ross-10-best/

#StevenRoss #AlternativeMedicine #Healing #HealthFreedom #ForbiddenKnowledge

What if some of the most powerful healing discoveries in history were never lost… just buried?

Steven A. Ross, PhD joins Sandie Sedgbeer to explore suppressed therapies, forgotten medical breakthroughs, andrare books containing evidence many institutions would rather you never see.

A fascinating conversation about health, truth, and the hidden history of healing.