This month’s Practice Project centers on self-care and begins where all self-care originates—on the inside. Bring your spiritual binoculars and prepare to take a keener look at your interior landscape, guided by episode special guest and intrepid explorer of the inner world, Sarah McLean.

Our intuition is like a muscle, says episode guest Rev. Dr. Bob Luckin. It grows because of what is demanded. In this concluding Practice Project for May, we're encouraged to plan a course of action that matches our intuition—and then prepare to be amazed!

When it comes to following our intuition our body usually gives pretty clear signals about whether we are on or off track. How can we recognize and follow the inner compass of emotions and sensations leading us in the right direction? That’s a question our host has for highly intuitive Certified Master Life Coach Allison Clay, in the fourth part of this month’s Practice Project series on Intuition.

After receiving a clear and compelling inner prompt, episode guest Charles Holt bundled up his possessions and with only $400 in his pocket headed for the "Big Apple." In the second part of this month’s Practice Project on Intuition, he shares how following that undeniable intuitive hunch became the catalyst for a whole new circle of life.

We’re activating our intuition during the Practice Project for May—starting with a few pointers from six-sensory-living, international spiritual teacher, and best-selling author Sonia Choquette about how to listen up and trust our vibes.

Some of us may have mastered the art of giving but when it comes to receiving we approach the prosperity stream with a meager thimble to scoop up our good. Grab a bigger container and get ready to accept more; episode guest Amanda Owen is on hand to send packing the notion that it’s better to give than to receive.

Throw on your superhero cape! It’s time to tune in to part three of this month’s Practice Project focused on prosperity; hear why spiritual leader and author Rev. Justin Epstein encourages us to embrace our own amazing super powers—if we really want to manifest true abundance.

What is a karma kitchen? What is meant by the term “gift-economy”? And what does any of it have to do with cultivating stillness? In the second part of our Practice Project for April, Nipun Mehta, founder of the not-for-profit organization ServiceSpace, clears up the mystery as he inspires us with his guiding principles for giving and receiving—with no strings attached.

There’s an English proverb that says: “The hand that gives gathers.” One of the Unity movement’s most renowned givers and gatherers, Rev. Edwene Gaines, offers up her own sassy brand of prosperity philosophies to launch our Practice Project for April.

In part three of our month of mantra series, acclaimed New Thought musician Karl Anthony leads us in his version of the ancient form of call-and-response chanting he dubs Mantra Kirtan. Be prepared to experience bliss!