What if true freedom begins when we shatter the matrix of suffering? My conversation with spiritual teacher Mark Anthony Lord—who transformed from addiction-driven despair to founding Chicago’s Bodhi Spiritual Center—unlocks how a single moment of divine intervention rewired his life. We dive into redefining God beyond punishment, why forgiveness chooses you (not the other way), and how to recognize when you’re trapped in society’s hypnotic trance. This isn’t theory; it’s raw awakening. Join us as Mark channels the Holy Spirit to reveal how light dismantles trauma—and why your darkest story holds unimaginable gifts.

Today I sit down with Kelly Meehan, the renowned "Womb Whisperer," to explore the sacred journey of spirit babies—souls preparing to enter the physical world. We delve into pre-birth communication, the mysteries of conception, and how grief, loss, and spiritual awakening intertwine with parenthood. Kelly shares insights into why some souls choose specific families, how they heal ancestral traumas, and the power of listening to these unseen connections. This episode will leave you awestruck by the divine choreography of life’s beginnings.

Today, I’m joined by Jonathan Prendergast, a psychotherapist and spiritual teacher whose journey bridges psychology and mysticism. Jonathan’s new book, A Guide to Embodied Spirituality: Your Deepest Ground, reveals how to anchor divine awareness in your body, heal lifelong conditioning, and reclaim self-trust. We dive into his 50-year journey—from early mystical experiences to studying with Jean Klein—and why the ‘ground’ of our being is the foundation of true freedom. If you’re ready to move beyond spiritual bypassing and embody your essence, hit play. 

In this episode, I sit down with Dina Gachman to explore her experience of profound loss after the deaths of her mother and sister. We discuss how grief reshaped her life and inspired her memoir, "So Sorry for Your Loss." Dina shares the realities of grieving two very different losses—one anticipated, one sudden—and how rituals, family connections, spirituality, and even food played a role in her healing journey. We also talk about cultural differences around death, the comfort of shared memories, and ways to support others through mourning. Join us as we navigate the challenges of grief, the questions it raises, and the importance of community and self-compassion. Visit our podcast page for resources, Dina’s work, and more on integrating loss into everyday life.

Today, I welcome Jody Gelb, Broadway actor and author of the heart-wrenching memoir She May Be Lying Down But She May Be Very Happy, to explore how joy can coexist with unimaginable loss. When Jody’s daughter, Louisa, was born with severe brain damage, her journey through grief, acceptance, and spiritual resilience redefined what it means to live fully. In this raw and deeply moving conversation, we discuss intuitive parenting, preparing for death with grace, and the sacred rituals that heal. Jody’s story is a masterclass in finding light in life’s darkest corners.