A podcast for those who are seeking an exit from religiosity into spirituality. A weekly potpourri of Spirit Guided musings that nourishes the Soul on its daily travels and evolution.
In recent days there has been heated discussions on social media on how to manifest love. Should a woman mirror what she wants in a man? Let's talk about it.
You have this urge to text or call him/her. You miss them. The memories aren't all negative. But you ended the relationship because it was a really bad one. How do you stop yourself from going back?
We sometimes view change as the responsibility or duty of others. The reality is that we are responsible for the change we seek. Join me as I navigate what change means to me and how you can manifest change for your spiritual good.
Depression can take a lot out of you. I know. I have been fighting this beast for over 30 years. Listen in as I discuss my journey and the symptoms of Clinical Depression
Sometimes we go through life simply arriving at our destination and checking out of the journey. I offer ways to remain present and available in our lives and that of our loved ones.
Iyanla Vanzant's Fix Your Life series will be premiering its final season in November. But how can we "do the work" of fixing our own lives? Through Soul Work. Here's how to do it.
This the fourth part in the series of podcasts developed to help aspiring writers. In this episode we learn the elements of making a good story great and we check out how to do it through Donald Goins' STREET PLAYERS novel.
Have you ever experienced the trauma of a toxic friendship or a toxic relationship? Painful, wasn't It? Has someone told you that YOU are toxic? Let's explore the subject of toxic relationships together and their Human impact.
We are living through historic times! With so much going on draining us mentally, physically and spiritually, now is the time to listen closely to the God/Goddess within and vibe on a higher and positive plane.
Today's episode will feature a conversation about White Supremacy and poverty in America. How does low income and poverty walk hand in hand with racism?
Misogyny and religion go hand in hand when it comes to chauvinist rhetoric regarding a Black Woman and her significance in a relationship and / or marriage.