In this episode, Kathy Mingo, an accomplished aura medium and clairvoyant, discusses channeling, mediumship, life force energy, and, you guessed it, crop circles.She shares her experiences and insights, highlighting the importance of channeling in navigating being a medium; the new frontiers of the world, of death, and the 5D.We delve into the mystery of crop circles and the physical effects experienced within them. We discuss the mystical world of crop circles, channeling, and the power of divine conversation and explore the themes of consciousness, code, and the interconnectedness of human and cosmic energies.The discussion also touches on the impact of fear, the pursuit of hope, and the importance of being curious and childlike in exploring the world.The conversation ends with a call for embracing one's truth and the magic of everyday life.TakeawaysChanneling and mediumship play a crucial role in accessing divine intelligence and navigating the new frontiers of the world and the 5D.Crop circles hold a mysterious energy and physical effects that are being researched for their potential impact on neural pathways and health.The sacredness of life force energy and the experiences of those who have crossed over provide profound insights into the nature of existence and the afterlife. Crop circles are seen as a form of mass collective coding, representing a leap in collective consciousness and the ability to create through code.The conversation emphasizes the importance of shifting from fear to hope and embracing curiosity and childlike wonder in exploring the world.The pursuit of one's truth and the magic of everyday life are highlighted as essential elements in navigating the complexities of the world.The power of divine conversation and the impact of consciousness, code, and interconnected energies are explored in the context of crop circles and channeling.Learn more about our guest: Kathy Mingo is an accomplished Aura Medium, Clairvoyant, Meditation Tutor - she specialises in Past Life Regression through shamanic healing and practices Metatronic Healing.Despite her phenomenal abilities, Kathy is one of the most down to earth and humble people you will meet. If she is not at home surrounded by her cats, you will find her hunting for Crop Circles or searching for ghosts and eating cake.www.kathymingo.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"In order to grow, the roots have to go deeper."In this conversation, Kahreela shares her experience of going through emotional wobbles before embarking on her mountain journeys. She discusses the importance of acknowledging and embracing these wobbles as part of her growth process. Kahreela also has a realization that love is calm, which is a significant shift for her, considering her past experiences with love. She emphasizes the importance of self-soothing and creating new roots for growth. Fiona and Kahreela explore the idea of growing new roots and the connection between roots and the nervous system.TakeawaysEmbracing emotional wobbles is an essential part of the growth process.Realizing that love is calm can be a significant shift for those who have experienced trauma.Self-soothing and creating new roots are important for personal growth.Acknowledging and working through emotional challenges can lead to greater joy, wisdom, and love. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we are joined by Michael Gibson, a Certified Sex and Happiness Coach and the creator of The Extraordinary Lovers Experience. He is the co-founder of the Academy for Men and creator of Just Add Skill workshops for men, alongside wife Laurie Handlers, one of previous guests. And boy was it an amazing conversation, we could have talked for hours!Micheal shares his extraordinary journey of love, spirituality, and relationships. We discuss the challenges faced by couples, the concept of possession versus treasuring, and the societal issues surrounding sexual shadow and predators. We delve into the evolution of men's roles in society and the impact of shame on victims of sexual abuse, and the journey to healing and empowerment. We also explores the importance of presence, gratitude, and the art of being a good lover.Micheal is the husband of one of our previous guest, Laurie Handlers and you can check out her episode "Its Get Better with Age" on all podcast platforms.TakeawaysEmbrace the concept of treasuring over possession in relationshipsPractise the art of holding the flow of energy rather than trying to have or keep it.Societal issues surrounding sexual shadow and predators highlight the need for safe spaces and compassion for victims of sexual abuse.What is the evolution of men's roles in society? We shed light on the challenges faced by men in the modern world and the impact of shame on victims of sexual abuse.Childhood trauma can lead to a cycle of abuse if not addressed.Presence and gratitude are central to healing and empowerment.We explore the art of being a good lover and the impact societal suppression can have on relationships.More about our guest: Michael is the creator of The Extraordinary Lovers Experience and co-facilitates with Laurie Handlers in many of her in-person and online courses all over the world. Studying since 2008, Michael is also a Certified Sex and Happiness Coach, the co-founder of the Academy for Men and creator of Just Add Skill workshops for men. He is a Tantric practitioner offering The Goddess Experience for Women.Michael fuses ancient shamanic wisdom, sacred sexuality and modern science into his coaching to create truly Extraordinary Lovers.Contact Michael [email protected]://calendly.com/extraordinaryloversinstagram - @extraordinaryloverstv Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As 1/3 of the worlds population votes this year, we challenge the concepts of leadership & governance. As the UK headed to the polls on 4th July, Fi & Kahreela met to discuss leadership, governments and governance. We explore the broken systems and the need for change in the political landscape. We highlight the importance of self-leadership and aligning personal values with actions and discuss the role of spirituality in government and the need we all have to reconnect with the Earth. The conversation ends with a discussion on voting and the importance of individual choice, community and responsibility for our own leadershipSo we ask, are you Red, Blue or in Circle? TakeawaysThe current political systems are broken and in need of change.Self-leadership is crucial in aligning personal values with actions.Spirituality and a connection with the Earth are important in creating positive change.Voting is a personal choice and should be based on individual beliefs and values.Leadership is about navigating and creating a new path, not holding onto old systems. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our guest this week is Sarah Chapman, a former nurse, who sensitively shares her experience of caring for infants, and parents, in neonatal and pediatric intensive care units. Sarah is a mover and shaker whose heart is tied to radically changing healthcare and improving peoples lives through innovative technology. In 2007, she left traditional bedside nursing, where she specialized in neonatal and pediatric Intensive Care, and took on the challenge of global health applied sciences. She discusses the beauty and power of the life force in her tiny patients, as well as the heartbreak of witnessing their life forces leave.Sarah also talks about her transition from traditional healthcare to global health applied sciences, where she works on innovative technologies and projects to improve healthcare worldwide. She shares her work in West Africa, rescuing children from the sex trade and providing them with healthcare, education, and love.The conversation explores the impact of life force energy on these vulnerable children and the importance of understanding cultural contexts. Sarah Chapman discusses the behaviors and challenges faced by girls who have experienced sexual abuse or assault, emphasizing the importance of providing a safe and structured environment for healing. She highlights the lack of access to mental health resources and medications in certain areas of the world, and the need to work with what is available. Sarah also talks about the role of religion and culture in Benin, where Christianity, Islam, and voodoo coexist. She shares her belief in leaving a positive impact on the world and the power of turning adversity into growth.TakeawaysThe life force in infants is powerful and can impact many people, even in their short time on Earth.Understanding cultural contexts and working alongside local communities is crucial in addressing complex issues like child trafficking.Life force energy is essential for dreaming and envisioning a better future, but it can be suppressed in survival situations.Providing tangible and intangible support, such as education, healthcare, and love, can help rehabilitate and empower vulnerable children. Girls who have experienced sexual abuse or assault often exhibit behaviors of mistrust, fear, and a need for control.More about our guest: As a clinical expert in her field, Sarah has actively taken part in breakthrough product development for disruptive technologies. Specifically, bringing to market the first every near-infrared vascular access device to improve a patients’ needle stick experience. She has partnered with countless healthcare companies around the world to integrate best practices, through medical devices, for various Ministries of Health.In 2012, she founded Build A Better Benin, a non-profit focused on healthcare and education for women and children in Benin, West Africa. Both as a corporate representative and consultant, her achievements have been highlighted on various podcasts, including The Amani Experience, and has gained the attention and support of Rotary International. She currently sits on the Board of Directors for 2 different entities, both in the private sector, as a business advisor and charitable expert. When not trailblazing, Sarah is an adventure seeker who loves snowboarding, a good afrobeats DJ, creating art, and great white shark diving.IG & TikTok: nursesarah007 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@buildabetterbenin/videos LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahchapmanrn/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We ask...."What if we're meant to receive and then create? What if our manifestations come out of receiving first?"Fiona and Kahreela discuss the emotional process of letting go of a family home and the importance of human connection and community. We explore the impact of living and working alone, the high cost of survival mode, and the need for joy and freedom in life. We also touch on the capitalist system and the need to hold it accountable for the high living costs and the economy of loneliness. The conversation highlights the importance of finding ways to expend less energy and have more joy in life, and the power of being together in creating happiness and fulfilment.TakeawaysLetting go of a family home can be an emotional process, but memories are not tied to physical spaces, they are within us.Living and working alone can be draining and affect our energy levels and happiness. Human connection and community are essential for our well-being.The capitalist system often forces us to expend a lot of energy and money just to survive, which can lead to a lack of joy and fulfillment.Finding ways to expend less energy and have more joy in life is crucial. This can include creating boundaries between work and personal life, seeking out company and connection, and prioritizing self-care.Being together with others and fostering a sense of tribe and community can bring immense happiness and fulfillment. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have you ever noticed - The more you try and manage time, the less time you have? Please take time today to listen to the most beautifully calming voice and wisdom of Shobana and time will feel like it stops. This was a heartfelt, gentle conversation that left us moved.In this conversation, with Shobana Kataria, a trained herbalist, naturopath and acupuncturist, we discuss her commitment to the future generations and the importance of living from a place of deep connection and reverence for the Earth."I work with the Children's Pledge and I invite people to pledge for the seven generations, which is about 300 years from now."She shares her experiences with past lives and the significance of her relationship with her partner. Our conversation also touches on the concept of time, the power of the sun, and the role of activism in creating positive change. Shobana talks about her work with plant medicine and her transformative experience at the pyramids in Egypt, and the connection between Egypt, India and Ibiza.We also delve into the importance of rest and the misuse of service, highlighting the need to find balance and reclaim our wild spirit; to challenge the cultural distortion and programming of women as people-pleasers. The episode concludes with a reflection on the activation of wisdom and the true meaning of service.TakeawaysOur lives were meant to be witnessed by 40 peopleLiving from a place of deep connection and reverence for the Earth is essential for creating a better future for future generations.The concept of time is not fixed and can be experienced in different ways. The Industrial Revolution introduced a system of time management that can limit our life force.Activism can take many forms, including peaceful action and a commitment to serving a greater purpose.Plant medicine, such as Huachuma, can facilitate transformative experiences and deepen our connection to the natural world.Rest is essential for our well-being and is the ultimate act of activism, decolonization, and deindustrialization.The misuse of service, such as people-pleasing and codependency, drains our energy and prevents us from being in true service.More about our Guest; Shobana Kataria is a trained herbalist, naturopath, acupuncturist and works with Plant Spirits especially through flower remedies and kinesiology to produce profound shifts in people.Photo credit: Artist - Nirlipta follow on instagram https://www.instagram.com/painting_angels_and_goddesses?igsh=MmUydDMxem4xNWdxhttps://www.yoganidranetwork.org/teachers/nirlipta/ You will find most of his extant yantra work up here, available as digital prints in our shop  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this conversation, Fiona and Kahreela discuss the importance of showing up in all states and embracing the messiness of life. We can't be at full lifeforce energy levels all the time. We explore the concept of being in the eye of the storm and how it can be a time of reflection and preparation for what's to come. We also touch on the pressure to always be in a high-energy state and the need for self-care and self-compassion. Our conversation highlights the value of slowing down, listening to our bodies, and giving ourselves permission to feel and heal.TakeawaysIt's important to show up in all states and embrace the messiness of life.Being in the eye of the storm can be a time of reflection and preparation for what's to come.There is pressure to always be in a high-energy state, but self-care and self-compassion are essential.Slowing down, listening to our bodies, and giving ourselves permission to feel and heal are crucial for our well-being.Sound Bites"We're always walking the path, the messiness of life.""Create space for yourself in times of storm." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We are joined by Kirsty Nazare. Kirsty has been called a spiritual, healer priestess, and modern medicine woman but feels labels don't matter as it's the essence that's key and her work revolves around the Heart and brings it all back to The Mother.But more than anything, she had us at - "I am an official life disruptor!"Kirsty Nazaré shares her journey of moving from the head to the heart, discussing the challenges, conditioning, and imprinting she faced. The conversation explores the concept of contorting, societal expectations, and the courage to follow the call of the soul. Kirsty emphasises the importance of fine-tuning and shares a powerful practice of self-love and listening to the heart.We challenge the concept of contortion as a metaphor for fitting in and the adaptability of humans. The discussion also touches on the practice of self-love and the impact of trauma on the nervous system.TakeawaysMoving from the head to the heart involves breaking conditioning and imprinting that restrict the soul's expression.Societal expectations and conditioning can create challenges in following the call of the soul, but it's important to overcome them.Fine-tuning the connection to the heart involves simple yet powerful practices, such as self-love and consistent listening to the heart's guidance. The journey from disconnection to self-love is challenging and unique for each individual.Essential oils can support the process of slowing down and connecting with oneself.Contortion is a metaphor for fitting in and the adaptability of humans.Trauma can impact the nervous system and disrupt the pace of life, requiring recalibration.Self-love practices, such as the 'I love you' practice, can help in the journey of self-discovery and healingMore about our guest: You can find Kirsty at www.kirstynazare.com and www.instagram.com/kirsty_nazareShe has been exploring ancient and modern wisdom traditions for 30 years and it's been a humbling and illuminating path. Her deepest wish is that all humans know the beauty of feeling connected to something bigger in a way that enhances their lives and that they remember the miracle of existence and be connected to the Earth of their body and the planet we get to call home. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The conversation explores the impact of solar flares and the transition from the age of Pisces to the age of Aquarius on human energy and consciousness. It delves into the emotional and energetic effects of these transitions, offering guidance on how to navigate and adapt to the changing energies.TakeawaysSolar flares and the transition between astrological ages can have a significant impact on human energy and consciousness.Navigating the emotional and energetic effects of these transitions requires compassion, softness, and a shift in perspective.Adapting to the changing energies involves treating the process with care and compassion, similar to caring for an elderly loved one.Borrowing energy from nature and approaching life with time-richness can help in holding space for the new energy to flow in.The conversation provides insight into the emotional and energetic aspects of the transition and offers guidance on how to navigate and adapt to the changing energies.Sound Bites"Solar flares are stronger than we've ever known in our lifetimes before at the moment.""It's like being plugged in somewhere and being drained rather than lifted up.""Do you feel a little bit younger?" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.