In Part 2 of this expansive love spiral, Luchiana dives deeper into the metaphysical and emotional messiness of love—this time, through the lens of Egyptian mythology, community care, self-worth, and the radical act of loving yourself in a world that profits off your insecurity. From the ancient “weighing of the heart” ceremony to the practical (and hilarious) idea of making an altar to yourself, this episode is packed with tender truths, weird wisdom, and surprisingly useful questions.

We explore:
→ Why love requires clearing the decks
→ How community love can’t be self-sourced
→ Love languages as tools for sacred self-practice
→ Touch starvation, boundaries, and love as vulnerability
→ The negativity bias & tuning into love intuitively

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LINKS:

The book of death: weighing your heart - National Library of Medicine

OBJECTS AND SPELLS: THE BOOK OF THE DEAD - Evansville Museum - See Spells 30A and 30B

Not all emotions are created equal: The negativity bias in social-emotional development - National Library of Medicine