Hell on Earth: Hell is the prison we create for ourselves out of our fears. And the greater the fears of those around us, the higher the walls of our prisons. We can only break free when we recognize fear for what it is, the result of our lives in Separation. When we do, we can decide for ourselves, do we want to live in Hell, or find an alternative where we can be fearless and in peace.
Spiritual Adulthood is Painful: Evolution is endless because we’re eternal. This means that no matter where we are on our spiritual path, there is always more to go. In this episode, we discuss how our evolution is tied to Earth’s evolution and that a bit of compassion can go a long way. Because the more conscious we become, the more conscious we will be of our responsibility toward the world and those who live in it with us.
Being Alive Means Never Giving Up: Many of us struggle with relationships but we aren't meant to be alone forever (unless we want to be!). Not only is there someone and something for everyone in this lifetime, we also have a purpose beyond what may seem like an endless search. In this episode we talk about the different types of 5D relationships, how to home in on our purpose and how to fully accept that we are responsible for our happiness. It’s all around the corner waiting for us, we just nee...
The Power to Own Ourselves: Endings suck. No one wants anything to end, most of the time. But until we start embracing them rather than avoiding them, we’ll find that we will remain stuck in a loop of our own karmic misfortunes. Because whilst we may not want the fun to end, by embracing endings we can also end our karma.
How Do I Know When it’s Real?: Want to know what Love and partnership will look like in the future? Want to know what a harmonious relationship looks like? In this episode we discuss what it takes to keep Love alive as we move into uncharted territory.
Realizing Your Fullest Potential: Having our hearts broken is merely the beginning. But when we realize that only we have the power to heal ourselves, we will also understand that power is what will change our lives.
How To Stop Yourself From Begging: For many, manifestation doesn’t work. Or it does with limited results. That’s because whilst it may have been a hack to attract what we want, until we really know what will serve us and enable us to live out our Purpose, we may find ourselves cycling through our karma instead. But when we truly connect to who we are, we can begin to make magic.
What’s Become of Humanity: The closer to our divinity we come, the more of our humanity we have to lose. But we don’t have to lose the parts that make our lives special, just the parts that make us feel powerless, fearful and unhappy. Because whilst being human can be fun, being human and in touch with our divinity can be so much better.
Drop The Act: The more of our ego we can drop, the closer to our purpose and happiness we get. And when we can see that our egos keep us stuck in the roles we play, then we can also see how they keep us stuck in the fear that life can’t get any better. Which is a big fat lie.
When All Is Lost: “Until we lose ourselves, we can’t find ourselves” Whether we are aware of it or not, 2020 was intended to blank slate our lives and give us the opportunity to start from scratch. But many of us weren’t ready to make the leap. Now all we need is a bit of faith to see that joy lies in the possibilities that await us.
We welcome back Ellen Kaufman Dosick, the master teacher of Soul Memory Discovery. In this episode we talk to Ellen about how to get through the next few years of ups and downs, the alternative story about the Garden of Eden and the divine Masculine/Feminine. An extended video version available is on YouTube.
There’s No Going Back Now: We often lose sight of the possibilities in our future to the stories of our past. And the sooner we accept that we can’t rewrite history, the sooner we can begin to live our fate. So if we don’t want to keep living in pain (even if it’s familiar) it’s time to own the fact that we are the only ones standing in the way of our happiness. And it’s time to choose it.
Honoring Our Human Experience: What’s the point of life? Why are we here? What were we thinking? In this episode, we answer these questions in order to understand why we can no longer hold onto the past in order to enter into Oneness. We also discuss how it can still provide the lessons and foundation for our emerging consciousness. Because while we cannot change the past, accepting that it happened, and why, will allow us to heal our lives so that we can live differently.
Meet the person in Liz’s life who lovingly tolerates her poor memory, her even weaker math skills and accepts her OCD ways. In this episode, Ricardo, Liz’s husband of 20 years talks about what it’s like to be married to a psychic and what it takes to be in a true partnership.
The Little Lies We Tell Ourselves: The Little Lies We Tell Ourselves – Cancel culture sucks. But it’s here to stay as long as we hold ourselves and others in judgment and shame. The key to evolving beyond believing that there is only one way to live and only one system to cling to, is to understand that there is room for everyone and their mother to co-exist. That’s true Oneness.
Evolution is Endless: The sooner we can get out of our karmic existence, the sooner we can start to evolve from a place of Love and Hope rather than suffering. That’s why making Karma our Bitch is so important. Because when we do that, we can hold on and get ready for the ride.
Self love can also be Self abuse: Self love sounds good, but when it comes from a place of insecurity and obligation rather than desire, it can be a form of self-sabotage or self-denial. So rather than “loving” ourselves to our detriment, it could be more worthwhile learning to listen and trust ourselves instead.
Tomorrow Isn’t Promised (Not anymore at least): Relationships are not about the happily ever after, they’re about the happily for now. And the more we move into Now time by healing our karma, the more freedom we will have to truly enjoy them, because we can no longer live for an uncertain future that we pretend is certain. The only thing we can ever be sure of is ourselves, our purpose and what makes us happy in the present. In doing so, our relationships will naturally flow from a place of Love...
When You Find Yourself Alone: Until we can come into relationship with ourselves, creating connection with others may be not be as easy as it once was. This is because as we are called to become more conscious of who we are and our world, we can no longer settle for just anything.
The 5D Roadmap: Achieving 5D Oneness is no small feat. But it is possible. In this episode we discuss what we need to do to bring it to fruition, for both ourselves and each other. 2020 may have marked the beginning of the Age of Aquarius, but it’s up to us to make it happen.
When It's Time To Say Goodbye: Sometimes the memory of our karma can haunt us, especially when it comes to relationships. But relationships don’t always have to end the way we think they do and what matters is the Now, rather than the past or even the future. So it is time to say goodbye to the old paradigms of romance and dating and say hello to modern love.
What Is Left Of Life: History can no longer serve us because we’re meant to move beyond how it has shaped our identities and who we believe ourselves to be. The sooner we can grasp that who we are extends far beyond anything we’ve ever known, the sooner we can realize just how powerful we really are.
Not All Hope Is Lost: Time can often be our enemy if we work towards a future when running away from our past. But to live in the now, and to understand what that truly is, can allow us to not only see time differently, but to also see ourselves differently too.
Meet James McCrae, author of Sh#t Your Ego Says, poet, teacher and meme creator extraordinaire whose art reaches many around the world. In this episode, he shares his insights about life, spirituality, the evolution of memes and how creators can find a voice in their corner of the internet. James also talks about his latest book, How to Laugh in Ironic Amusement.
One Common Goal: We’re all here to get to Oneness, but given our unique gifts and talents, we’ll all have different ways of coming into it. But one thing we all have in common is the capacity to realize our fate, which writes that we are here for more than we believe. Once we can grasp that we are the ones who have written our fate, we can really create the lives we want (and start making magic!)
Approaching the Starting Line: The only way to create a new world based on mutual respect and compassion demands we heal our individual issues before we can address the collective ones. This means we’ll continue to see a great deal of unexpressed rage surface that will begin to point people to what needs to be healed. We’ll get to Oneness one day, even if it means burning down the house.
When We Change but the World Stays the Same: Life isn’t always sweet, even when we’re not in our karma. That’s because we need time to figure out how to do things differently and establish new patterns that will bring us to our greatest joy. But once we do that, then we’ll really be able to see where the magic will take us.
Hope is Determination Masked with Love: When we are truly out of our karma, we finally have an opportunity to discover our purpose and create meaningful lives. This meaning is what enables our devotion, where everything we experience shares that loving commitment. That is truly a life worth living for.
Learning to Listen to our Higher Selves: A post karma life allows us to fully come into our purpose. When that happens, we are able to better connect to our higher selves and be in flow with all that is, which is is when the magic happens. We also we explain what your higher self is, the issues with manifestation, and why you might want some magic in your life.
Oneness Consciousness: Healing our karma is only part of the equation. What lies beyond it is Oneness, and we can only come into Oneness when we are able to accept that we are all truly connected. First things first though, we have to be able to answer the one question that plagues everyone: What is enough?
