All About Soul

How can we connect to our authentic power, especially if we work in the field of spirituality, healing or the helping professions? And why do so many healers collapse or avoid their power as soon as they are ready to expand their service?In this episode, we talk about the womb as an energetic reality. Collectively, most of us have been disconnected from the womb energy and Divine Feminine traditions. As a result, we are also disconnected from authentic power that resides in the Divine Feminine realm of the womb. We feel it especially acutely when we move into a feminine territory of healing and selfless service. In this episode, I discuss:- how we can connect to authentic spiritual power;- how we can balance and transform old healer and do-gooder templates (and why they are connected to the Feminine);- what is womb energy (everyone, any gender, has a connection to it!);Plus a guided attunement and energy meditation. You can find out more about my work on: healing-radiance.com/harmonic-reconnection-healing

A grounded, insightful conversation with Cynthia Abulafia, author of Embodying the Goddess, where we explore the return to a feminine path of spirituality rooted in the body, sound, and lived experience.We discuss how goddess traditions—centered on embodiment, vibration, and the sacredness of the body—have been overlooked or suppressed over time, and what it means to reconnect with them today.Diving into the deeper meaning of Tantra beyond modern misconceptions, and the role of sound as a living expression of the divine feminine, this episode invites you to experience non-duality as something fully embodied (and not abstract or transcendent).You can connect with Cynthia on CynthiaAbulafia.com@EmbodyingtheGoddessBook

What is performative spirituality—and how do we move beyond it into real, embodied soul truth?In this deep conversation, Meg Calvin shares her journey from structured religion to intuitive, lived spirituality—exploring writing as a healing practice, integrating generational trauma, and the return of the divine feminine.Together, we unpack the subtle ways we “perform” spirituality… and what it takes to reconnect with authentic inner authority!🌿 In this episode, we explore:- What performative spirituality looks like (and how to recognize it in yourself)- Writing as a tool for emotional healing, clarity, and transformation- The shift from religious structure to embodied spirituality- How women today can reclaim spiritual authority with the divine feminine and Mary Magdalene And much more! Meg Calvin guides women through spiritual integration, embodied wisdom, and sovereign self-trust, melding the ministerial with the metaphysical. Her forthcoming novel, There, He Holds Her, explores generational trauma, spirituality beyond institutional control, and the divine feminine.Meg lives in Kansas with her family and believes our desires are divine breadcrumbs leading us home. Connect with her at www.MegCalvin.com.To pre-order the novel and its bonuses, go to: https://www.megcalvin.com/there-he-holds-here/

When we talk about finding "the One," we are often shaped by ideas of one true soulmate, without whom we will always be incomplete. In this episode, I wanted to challenge this view and take an Akashic-level approach.I discuss:- does one true love really exist?- are we meant to be together with past life soulmates?- who past life soulmates really are- the energetic mechanisms behind irresistible attraction (including why we are drawn to people who are logically not very good for us)- personal choice and responsibility- is the future pre-ordained, or can we choose? and if we can choose, what do we actually choose? I also offer Soul Relationship sessions for those who are struggling to figure out a relationship on their own.

Does your spiritual path have room for joy, foolishness, and laughter? Are you comfortable wearing different masks at different circumstances, while recognizing you are never fully defined by any of them? Or has your path and practice become so rigid and morally "right," you are getting a bit fed up with the whole "spirituality" thing?In this episode, I will talk about the ancient practice of the day of fools and its modern equivalents — and how not taking ourselves too seriously is actually good for us :)

Very often, we meet the same issues at the intersection of past lives and ancestral work, soul work and ancestral healing. In this episode, I share some of my own insights and impressions as to why this happens, and how we can empower ourselves by seeing the bigger pictureYou can connect with me on healing-radiance.com or on my Substack channel ingakastrone.substack.com

The idea that someone else can “rewrite” your soul contract?It sounds empowering—but it actually gives your power away. If we define a soul contract as an agreement to have an experience, can it be rewritten—or does transformation come from how we respond to it?In this episode I explore some common misconceptions about soul contracts and other spiritual agreements:What soul contracts are and what they are notHow we write and re-write our soul contractsHow soul contracts originate and what is their purposeWhat to look for in "unpleasant" soul contracts How we can empower ourselves to work with soul contracts in a more conscious wayYou can connect with me on my website healing-radiance.comAn older article on soul contracts and past lives: https://healing-radiance.com/soul-contracts/

Which gifts do you have at the soul level? How have you embodied them on Earth? There are many different ways of answering this question. Today, we will answer it from the perspective of the 4 elements: air, fire, water and earth. We will talk about the 4 elements as building blocks of reality, including our soul. We can define gifts, lessons and desires of our soul according to its elemental balance. Yes, this balance may be reflected in astrology, as well as other systems, but the root of it is deeper. Listen to this episode to find out more!

We form karmic relationships as a result of a strong emotional connection, or unresolved issues, in past lives. The term "karmic" does not need to be negative — we can also have positive and very healing karmic relationships. But typically, it is negative karmic relationships that send us into past life research, trying to find a solution. In this episode, I will talk about: Signs of positive and negative karmic relationships Soul contractsKarmic knots (karmic debts) between people and how they express in real-life relationshipsOther types of karmic knots: such as ancestral or between a person and a groupHow the Akashic Records can potentially help resolve karmic knots, debts, and emotional charge in karmic relationships

In this episode, I am discussing 4 damaging myths that affect energy healers and those who are energy sensitive. These myths impact our energetic integrity, how we deal with overwhelm, whether we embody personal power — and the ways we show up for others.

In this episode, I invite you to contemplate the radical truth that money is a feminine energy — and that both money and the Akashic Field are a quantum feminine reality that we are called to work with in our current lifetime. That feminine I am talking about is not a "girly girl". It is the yin vortex, it is Kali, it is the womb space that birth creation. And the reason many many magical women struggle with money and finances is precisely their disconnect from this feminine power (which they assume is masculine). I will also discuss:the 4 main ways in which our souls choose to express their purpose;bank vaults and womb spaces;the Akashic Field and translating its reality into the physical world (and how this work of giving form to the formless is feminine energy par excellence);suggestions for contemplation and raising awareness.

In this episode, I share why I’m creating an Akashic Records course unlike anything currently available. Instead of focusing on starseeds, past life stories, or "reading," this offering is rooted in working with transforming reality for yourself and others. I will share:- Why many of the current Akashic Records teachings keep people in spiritual bubbles rather than addressing real-world challenges;- The limits of focusing only on starseed origins or past life stories without creating tangible transformation;- How Hermetic Kabbalah reshaped my understanding of the Akashic Field as a structural code of the universe;- Why working with transforming reality (as opposed to "reading") is the highest possible expression of a spiritual path;- My vision for a practical, grounded Akashic Records course that works with real-life issues (as much as it is possible with such high frequency energies).Learn more on: https://healing-radiance.com/transform-your-life-through-the-akashic-records-full-course/

If you are a healer and helper, do you sometimes get frustrated that trauma healing never ends?In the early days of trauma healing, trauma meant life-threatening events. Now the definition of trauma includes neglect, unmet needs, and experiences that block personal growth and self-realization.When we're done with the heaviest trauma, we notice layers of ancestral trauma. Vicarious (secondary) trauma we may carry from our clients or loved ones, collective trauma, past life trauma, and so on. It's never done!In this conversation with Alisa Gratcheva, a psychotherapist, trauma specialist, healer and spiritual seeker, we address trauma from the perspective of our soul journey and the power that is dormant underneath our traumatic experiences. We share our personal journeys navigating transgenerational and personal trauma to becoming healers and helpers. We discuss:The three stages of healing – Alisa Gracheva outlines a transformative process: self-awareness (“name it to tame it”), willingness to change, and readiness to step into discomfort—emphasizing that deep healing requires moving beyond comfort zones and habitual patterns.The spiritual dimension – Alisa highlights that lasting healing often demands reconnection with our Soul, with the Higher Self, shifting from a victim perspective to seeing challenges as catalysts for growth, and cultivating faith that even painful experiences can yield gifts.Community, nature, and ancestral roots – We explore the collective trauma of disconnection from land, ancestors, and communal living, noting how reconnection—through nature, tradition, or ancestral healing—can restore a sense of belonging and wholeness.Plant medicine as a tool – Drawing from her experience with over 100 ayahuasca ceremonies, Alisa describes how sacred medicine can accelerate healing by dissolving ego barriers and providing tools for transformation—while stressing that integration and personal responsibility are essential for lasting change.You can connect with Alisa on her website, www.since.life