
I don’t want to talk to your personality; I want to talk to your soul. Imagine if your most painful and debilitating mental health symptoms and self-sabotaging behaviors aren’t evidence of 'disorder' or 'dysfunction', but adaptive strategies that once kept you safe. My goal is to help you shift from asking ‘What’s wrong with me?’ to ‘What happened to me?’
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 328 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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If you’re the kind of person who blocks a number the second someone treats you like shit, this episode isn’t for you. This one's for all my sensitive, highly emotional people-pleasers out there.
The ones who stick around for years because they "und... more
What if the "ultimate secret" to life is actually a spiritual prison?
Manifestation culture has become the dominant operating system of modern spirituality. We’re told that we are the sole authors of our reality. That our thoughts are commands, othe... more
If you feel like you’re starving in front of a feast of infinite choices while breathing the stale air of a life that doesn't belong to you, you know what it feels like to be suffocated by the digital bell jar.
Sylvia Plath’s 1963 masterpiece, The B... more
Last week you survived that violent purge of the Virgo eclipse and (hopefully) successfully sweated out the dead matter. You are now standing on a completely barren landscape. This coming week requires you to step onto that empty, scorched earth with... more
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I was excited by the topics, but her takes feel overly “hippie-dippie” and she represents herself as an unquestioned expert, msking sweeping definitive statements. There’s also a recurring stance against Christianity and a kindof predictable vintage woke corniness, unless the topic is israel than she’s super aligned with the right.
The show material is extensively researched and so intentional with its voice, that as an offering, it’s cult-like. The themes intend to enlighten and evolve the soul, and these are dark times, so that plight is essential. Highly recommended for anyone seeking meaning-making in between outbursts of ‘what the f*’ while trying to partake in daily life.
Ever felt confused about the state of the world, or found yourself asking, how in the HECK did we get HERE?!?
Watch the 2024 movie The Apprentice, then listen to The Pink Psyop.
As answers to those questions go, that combo is pretty comprehensive.
Warning ... you'll want to sign up for the Patreon.
Wow. Thank you Mollie.
You are an Original Angel.
The clearness of the voice and subtle laughs added in feel untimely and weird sometimes which kind of give it away but other than that very convincing and the prompts used for the content are pretty decent.
Checking in after a couple years of posting this review. Since she is sharing more about whats happening in the news as an I told you so. Yet couple years ago, she was informing users she doesnt wasnt to get political and look towards both sides.
Update, how did the political complacency work out for everyone??
My review keeps getting taken down or altered to the older review. I’m not sure if Apple Podcasts gets kickbacks and screens out these reviews. I just find it suspect the suppression ... more
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Exploring the complex interplay between mental health and spirituality, this collection of episodes is centered around the concept of emotional alchemy, inviting listeners to reconsider their understanding of mental health challenges as adaptive strategies rather than flaws. The discourse traverses depth psychology, mythology, and trauma, emphasizing the intrinsic healing journey all individuals can embark on, particularly for those grappling with the weight of societal and self-imposed diagnoses. Unique perspectives are shared on the nuances of mental health labels and how one can reclaim their identity beyond these definitions. The host's encouragement to reflect on personal experiences and embrace transformation resonates deeply with lis... more
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