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240: Barbelo: The First Thought of the Divine
Jun 28, 2026
10m 17s
239: Deep Listening - A Practical Path to Healing and Intuition with Laurie Nouchka
Jun 14, 2026
35m 51s
238: The Interior Castle by St. Teresa of Avila
May 31, 2026
22m 29s
237: The Pistis Sophia
May 24, 2026
39m 40s
236: Revisiting Mary Magdalene: Apostle of the Inner Kingdom
May 17, 2026
50m 09s
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| 6/28/26 | ![]() 240: Barbelo: The First Thought of the Divine | In this episode we explore the mysterious figure of Barbelo, often described as the First Thought, the Divine Mother, and the Womb of Creation. Drawing from ancient Gnostic texts discovered in the Nag Hammadi library in 1945, including The Apocryphon of John and The Trimorphic Protennoia, we examine how early mystics envisioned the unfolding of the cosmos through emanations of divine consciousness.Who was Barbelo? Why did some ancient spiritual traditions describe the origin of the universe as a feminine intelligence? And what might it mean today to reconnect with the idea of a divine mind that exists not outside of us, but within us?Through myth, history, and reflection, we journey into one of the most profound and mysterious goddess figures preserved in the ancient world.References The Apocryphon of John. In The Nag Hammadi Scriptures, translated by Marvin Meyer, HarperOne, 2007. The Trimorphic Protennoia. In The Nag Hammadi Scriptures, translated by Marvin Meyer, HarperOne, 2007. Pagels, Elaine. The Gnostic Gospels. Random House, 1979. Layton, Bentley. The Gnostic Scriptures. Yale University Press, 1987. King, Karen L. What Is Gnosticism? Harvard University Press, 2003. | 10m 17s | ||||||
| 6/14/26 | ![]() 239: Deep Listening - A Practical Path to Healing and Intuition with Laurie Nouchka | Laurie Nouchka is a UK-based IFS-informed therapist and spiritual guide specializing in inner parts healing and grounded spirituality. She supports clients in understanding emotional triggers, reconnecting with their inner world, and building self-leadership and inner safety. Drawing from her own healing journey, she integrates Internal Family Systems, nature-based connection, and intuitive channeling to bridge the human and the divine. Her work centers on the belief that true transformation happens when we honor both our emotional reality and our spiritual nature.You can find her at: Website: https://www.laurienouchka.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/laurienouchka/ | 35m 51s | ||||||
| 5/31/26 | ![]() 238: The Interior Castle by St. Teresa of Avila✨ | mysticismspiritual awakening+3 | — | The Interior Castle | — | Saint Teresa of ÁvilaThe Interior Castle+5 | — | 22m 29s | |
| 5/24/26 | ![]() 237: The Pistis Sophia✨ | Gnosticismspiritual awakening+4 | — | Pistis SophiaThe Hypostasis of the Archons+2 | — | Pistis SophiaGnosticism+7 | — | 39m 40s | |
| 5/17/26 | ![]() 236: Revisiting Mary Magdalene: Apostle of the Inner Kingdom✨ | Mary Magdalenespiritual authority+4 | — | early Churchinstitutional Christianity+1 | — | Mary Magdalenespirituality+5 | — | 50m 09s | |
| 5/10/26 | ![]() 235: The Loving Power of Mediumship with Barbra Banner✨ | mediumshipspirituality+4 | Barbra Banner | Helping Parents HealCertified Mediums by Mark Ireland | — | mediumshippsychic+5 | — | 49m 31s | |
| 5/3/26 | ![]() 234: Reading the Akashic Records with Dr. Linda Howe✨ | Akashic Recordsspirituality+3 | Dr. Linda Howe | How to Read the Akashic Records | — | Akashic Recordsspiritual potential+3 | — | 43m 01s | |
| 4/26/26 | ![]() 231: Peace in Uncertain Times✨ | peaceuncertainty+4 | — | — | — | peaceuncertainty+4 | — | 27m 13s | |
| 4/19/26 | ![]() 233: Modern Spirituality with Inna Segal✨ | modern spiritualityintuitive healing+5 | Inna Segal | Understanding Modern Spirituality | — | intuitive healerspiritual realms+5 | — | 54m 52s | |
| 4/12/26 | ![]() 230: The Invisible Healing Power of Flowers✨ | healing power of flowersBach Flower Remedies+4 | — | — | — | flowershealing+5 | — | 17m 33s | |
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| 4/5/26 | ![]() 232: To Know God, Become Like God: The Hermetic Path of Participatory Knowledge✨ | Hermetic wisdomdivine knowledge+4 | — | Corpus HermeticumAsclepius+1 | — | Hermeticismspirituality+5 | — | 8m 21s | |
| 3/29/26 | ![]() 229: The Divine Spark✨ | divine sparkspirituality+4 | — | Gnostic teachingsThe Divine Spark | — | divine sparkspirituality+4 | — | 22m 06s | |
| 3/22/26 | ![]() 228: Spiritual Hunger: What are you Really Hungry For? | What are you really hungry for? In this episode, we explore the deeper truth behind our cravings, distractions, and endless striving. Spiritual hunger often disguises itself as busyness, people-pleasing, or even overeating, but at its core, it’s the soul’s longing for meaning, connection, and wholeness. Together, we’ll uncover how to recognize the signs of spiritual hunger, how to listen to the deeper needs beneath the surface, and how to nourish yourself in ways that truly satisfy. This is not about quick fixes or surface-level self-care, it’s about feeding the essence of who you are. | 9m 58s | ||||||
| 3/15/26 | ![]() 227: Why the Soul Was Never Meant to Be Perfect | We live in a spiritual culture obsessed with healing, fixing, and arriving, but what if the soul does not evolve through perfection at all? In this episode, we explore why mistakes, missteps, and unfinished becoming are not failures of the spiritual path, but its primary teachers. Drawing from mystics, philosophers, poets, and ancient traditions, this episode offers a gentler, deeper understanding of the soul’s journey, one that honors fracture, humility, and learning through lived experience. This is an invitation to stop trying to perfect yourself, and to begin inhabiting your life with reverence. | 7m 50s | ||||||
| 3/8/26 | ![]() 226: Know Thyself | Know Thyself is one of the oldest spiritual instructions in human history, carved above the Temple of Apollo at Delphi and echoed across cultures, religions, and mystical traditions worldwide. Yet in the modern age, marked by identity confusion, spiritual outsourcing, and constant distraction, its meaning has become diluted or misunderstood.In this episode, we return to the original depth of the Delphic maxim Gnōthi seauton and explore why self-knowledge was considered a prerequisite for wisdom, prophecy, and ethical living. Drawing from ancient Greek philosophy, Eastern wisdom traditions, Sufism, Christian mysticism, and modern psychology, this conversation reframes Know Thyself not as self-improvement or ego-polishing, but as a radical act of responsibility, humility, and inner clarity.We examine why the ancients warned against seeking answers without self-awareness, how lack of self-knowledge fuels projection, guru-dependence, and moral certainty today, and why true spiritual maturity begins with honest inner inquiry. This episode explores how knowing oneself transforms how we live, relate, lead, and choose, offering a grounded path toward integrity, discernment, and compassionate action in a fractured world.This is an invitation to step back from borrowed identities and inherited beliefs, and to reclaim the ancient courage of self-examination. In a time when many are searching outward for meaning, Know Thyself calls us inward, not to retreat from the world, but to meet it with wisdom, clarity, and truth. | 9m 39s | ||||||
| 3/1/26 | ![]() 225: Occult Modernism: Women Who Painted the Invisible | Long before abstraction was accepted by museums, before critics named movements and men were credited as pioneers, women were painting under the guidance of unseen forces.Hilma af Klint claimed her monumental canvases were commissioned by spiritual masters. Agnes Pelton sought luminous forms through meditation in the California desert. Ithell Colquhoun merged surrealism with occult initiation. Swiss healer Emma Kunz created vast geometric diagrams through pendulum guidance, using them not as decoration but as medicine.In this episode, we explore the spiritualist currents that shaped modern art and ask a daring question: were these women inventing abstraction, or transmitting it?What did they believe was happening when they entered trance or deep meditation? What symbols were encoded in their spirals, orbs, and geometric lattices? Why has history minimized the role of spiritualism in the development of modern art? And perhaps most importantly, why would unseen intelligences seek to work through human beings at all?This is a journey into séances, desert studios, sacred geometry, and the radical idea that art may be collaboration rather than self-expression. Because if creativity is a form of transmission, then the question is no longer whether spirits exist.The question becomes: what wants to move through you?References: 1. Higgie, Jennifer. The Other Side: A Story of Women in Art and The Spirit World. First Pegasus Books, New York, 2024. 2. Bashkoff, Tracey. Hilma af Klint: Paintings for the Future. Guggenheim (n.d.) | 22m 20s | ||||||
| 2/22/26 | ![]() 224: Speech Creates Reality | What if words are not merely expressions of thought, but forces that shape reality itself? In this extended episode of The Intuitive Awakening Podcast, we enter the ancient Hermetic world to explore one of its most profound and unsettling teachings: that speech is creative at the level of being. Drawing from the Corpus Hermeticum, the Asclepius, and the living figure of Hermes Trismegistus, this episode weaves together myth, philosophy, cosmology, and lived spiritual practice to reveal why the ancients treated speech as sacred power rather than casual habit.You’ll be introduced to what Hermeticism is, who Hermes Trismegistus was understood to be, and how these texts survived to shape Western mystical thought. Along the way, we explore Logos as the creative word, the ensouled and responsive nature of the cosmos, and why careless language was seen as a spiritual liability rather than a social flaw.This is not a conversation about “positive thinking.” It is a deep dive into ontology, the nature of reality itself and the responsibility that comes with having a voice in a living universe. We’ll examine how speech binds or loosens fate, why silence was considered the womb of wisdom, and how everyday language quietly shapes identity, perception, and possibility.This episode is for listeners who sense that words matter more than we’ve been taught and who are ready to reclaim speech as a conscious, ethical, and spiritual act. | 8m 36s | ||||||
| 2/15/26 | ![]() 222: Myths are Maps | What if myths were never meant to be taken literally or dismissed as fiction but read as maps of the inner life? In this episode of The Intuitive Awakening Podcast, we explore myth as the ancient world understood it: not as superstition or moral tale, but as a living language of the soul. Drawing from Greek myth, mystery traditions, philosophy, and ancient historians, this episode reveals how myths encode the deep structures of human experience: loss, desire, descent, transformation, and return.We journey through stories of Demeter and Persephone, Orpheus, Inanna, Odysseus, and Psyche, not to analyze them from a distance, but to listen for how they mirror inner terrain. Along the way, we hear from Plato, Aristotle, Heraclitus, Plutarch, and later thinkers who recognized myth as a necessary form of knowledge when reason reaches its limits.This is not a conversation about symbolism as abstraction. It is an invitation to reclaim mythic literacy, to recognize where you are in the story, and why certain myths continue to call to us across centuries. For listeners who sense that ancient stories still carry guidance, and that the soul has always known how to speak in images. | 8m 39s | ||||||
| 2/8/26 | ![]() 221: The Invisible Council: Revisiting Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill | In this episode, we explore one of the most mysterious and least discussed teachings from Napoleon Hill’s work: the Invisible Council. Long overshadowed by Think and Grow Rich’s practical success principles, Hill’s inner council reveals a deeper, more spiritual dimension of his philosophy, one rooted in imagination, archetypal intelligence, and deliberate communion with wisdom beyond the ego.Drawing from Hill’s writings, historical context, psychology, and ancient philosophical traditions, this episode traces the origins of the Invisible Council, why it was downplayed for decades, and what Hill himself claimed to experience when consulting it. We examine whether this practice was metaphor, psychological technique, spiritual discipline, or something that resists simple categorization altogether.You are invited to consider how the mind organizes itself around the voices it listens to, why inner dialogue shapes destiny more than circumstance, and how intentional engagement with wisdom, rather than reaction or fear, can transform decision-making, creativity, and ethical clarity.This episode is not about blind belief or manifestation shortcuts. It is about disciplined imagination, conscious thought, and the ancient understanding that intelligence is relational, even within the self.Primary Work by Napoleon HillHill, Napoleon. Think and Grow Rich. The Ralston Society, 1937. | 13m 58s | ||||||
| 2/1/26 | ![]() 220: Outwitting the Devil: Discipline, Fear, and the Invisible Architecture of Control | What if the Devil was never meant to be taken literally, but recognized?Written in 1938 and hidden for over seventy years, Outwitting the Devil by Napoleon Hill stages a provocative conversation between the author and the Devil himself. But this episode is not about theology or superstition. It is about power, who holds it, how it is surrendered, and why so many people live lives shaped by fear, habit, and unconscious drift.In this episode of The Intuitive Awakening Podcast, we explore the Devil as a historical, psychological, and symbolic figure. We trace his evolution from “the accuser” in the Hebrew Bible, to the tempter of the Gospels, to the modern force of distraction, fear, and passivity that Hill exposes. Along the way, we examine Hill’s central teachings on drifting, discipline, fear, and self-governance and why they feel unsettlingly relevant today.This is not a book review; it is an invitation to look honestly at the invisible structures shaping our choices, our attention, and our lives. For listeners interested in self-mastery, spiritual discernment, and reclaiming agency in an age of distraction, this episode offers a challenging and clarifying lens.You don’t have to believe in the Devil to ask the question that matters most: Who is governing your mind when you are not? | 13m 26s | ||||||
| 1/25/26 | ![]() 219: All the World is a Play | In this episode, we explore the ancient and enduring idea that life itself is a sacred drama, one in which the soul enters willingly, forgets its origin, and slowly remembers through love, loss, joy, and illumination. Drawing from poets, mystics, philosophers, and sacred traditions across time, this episode invites listeners to see their lives not as random or meaningless, but as intentional participation in a greater cosmic story.We reflect on the roles we inhabit, the masks we wear, and the moments of suffering that initiate us into deeper wisdom. From Shakespeare’s stage to the Hindu concept of lila (divine play), from Platonic philosophy to mystical Christianity and Sufi devotion, we trace a shared teaching: that consciousness takes form so that love may be known in experience.This episode speaks to grief and beauty alike, reminding us that pain is not punishment, love is not accidental, and light requires form to recognize itself. We explore what it means to live fully in our human roles while remembering our deeper identity as luminous beings, points of awareness through which the divine experiences itself. | 11m 19s | ||||||
| 1/18/26 | ![]() 217: Archetypes: The Mirrors of the soul | Why do certain images, stories, and figures keep returning, across centuries, cultures, and even card decks?In this episode of The Intuitive Awakening Podcast, we explore archetypes not as abstract symbols, but as living patterns that shape human experience. Long before psychology gave them a name, archetypes were recognized in myth, ritual, and philosophy as forces that move through the soul and structure perception, behavior, and meaning. They are not characters we invent; they are patterns we recognize because we live inside them.This conversation traces how archetypes appear in ancient myth and philosophy, how they were preserved visually and symbolically in the Tarot, and why these images continue to speak with such clarity today. We look at the Major Arcana not as fortune-telling devices, but as a symbolic map of human initiation, thresholds of identity, power, loss, choice, and transformation that every life encounters.Rather than reducing archetypes to personality labels or aesthetic identities, this episode asks a deeper question: what happens when we don’t recognize the archetype we are living? When patterns remain unconscious, they rule us. When they are named, they become navigable.We also explore why archetypal literacy matters in a time of fragmentation, how these ancient patterns help us make sense of inner conflict, cultural upheaval, and personal change without collapsing complexity into slogans or self-help formulas.This episode is for listeners who sense that images still carry wisdom, that Tarot is more than prediction, and that myth remains one of humanity’s most precise languages for understanding the soul. | 28m 12s | ||||||
| 1/11/26 | ![]() 212: The Light that Never Leaves: Hope, Promise, and Love in the Mystical Heart | As we stand at the threshold of a new year, the heart begins to whisper its timeless truth, that even through endings, uncertainty, and loss, there is a light within us that never leaves. In this soul-nourishing episode, Deanna invites you into the mystical heart, a space where hope is not fragile or naive, but radiant and enduring.Drawing from the ecstatic wisdom of Rumi, Hafiz, and the Sufi path of divine remembrance, this episode explores hope as a sacred act of remembering rather than wishing, a return to the light that has always lived within you. Through poetry, reflection, and spiritual insight, you’ll be guided to rediscover how love itself becomes both promise and path: the promise that no darkness can extinguish, and the path that leads us home to the Beloved within.Together, we’ll explore: 🌙 What Rumi and Hafiz teach about hope as divine intimacy rather than denial of pain. 💫 How the mystics understood light as the very essence of being, the soul’s own radiance. ❤️ Why love, compassion, and remembrance are revolutionary acts in times of despair. 🔥 And how to enter the new year not through striving, but through surrender, to the divine current that has never stopped holding you.With poetic readings, reflection prompts, and moments of contemplative pause, The Light That Never Leaves is an invitation to soften into grace, to breathe again, and to remember: You are not seeking the light. You are the light remembering itself. | 11m 40s | ||||||
| 1/4/26 | ![]() 211: The Evolution of Humanity: Remembering who we are | In this reflective episode, I journey across time and consciousness to explore the evolution of humanity, Earth, and civilizations.Part 1 – The Cycles of Civilization:We examine the rise and fall of civilizations as cyclical patterns mirrored in human consciousness. Ancient cultures, from the Sumerians to the Greeks, understood that societies move through cycles of growth, decline, and renewal, a pattern that is deeply intertwined with spiritual evolution.Part 2 – Myth, Cosmos, and Consciousness: We look at the ancient concepts of the Great Year (Plato’s Timaeus), the Yugas of India, and the Hero Twins of the Maya’s Popol Vuh, stories that encode the rhythm of collective human consciousness. Each cycle offers lessons for the next, and humanity’s evolution is a reflection of cosmic order.Part 3 – The Turning of the Ages: Drawing on texts such as the Hermetic Asclepius (“All things flow in cycles; what rises must fall, and what falls must rise again”), we reflect on how each period of decline carries the seeds for transformation. Civilizations, like human consciousness, move through stages that invite growth, reflection, and renewal.Part 4 – The Modern Threshold: We explore the present era as a unique turning point. With technological advancement and global connectivity, humanity faces a spiritual threshold. Ancient wisdom, including the Upanishads and the Hermetic principle of “as above, so below,” guides us to recognize our role as conscious participants in shaping society and Earth.Part 5 – Humanity’s Next Chapter: Finally, we envision the next chapter of human evolution. Quoting the Emerald Tablet: “That which is below is like that which is above, to accomplish the wonders of the One Thing,” we see that consciousness itself is our creative force. By aligning with the cycles, remembering our inherent wisdom, and participating consciously, we can step into a new era of awakening and balance.This episode blends myth, history, and spirituality to offer both reflection and practical insight. Enjoy!References and Sources Quoted in the Episode: Bhagavad Gita – Chapter 4, Verse 7. Plato, Timaeus – Discussion of the cosmos as a living creature with a soul Hermetic Text, Asclepius – On cycles: “All things flow in cycles; what rises must fall, and what falls must rise again.” Emerald Tablet – “That which is below is like that which is above, to accomplish the wonders of the One Thing.” Mayan Popol Vuh – The Hero Twins narrative. Upanishads – “The knower of the Self sees all beings in the Self, and the Self in all beings.” | 31m 17s | ||||||
| 12/21/25 | ![]() 215: Deepening your Intuition with Cindy Myers | Our guest today is Cindy Myers! Cindy Myers is an intuitive energy healer, animal communicator, and teacher. She helps people deepen their intuition and connect with their spirit guides, dreams, and the subtle energies that shape their lives. Her approach blends science, spirit, and empathy to support healing, self-discovery, and spiritual growth. She loves helping others awaken their own intuitive gifts and find harmony between the seen and unseen worlds. You can find her at: Social Media- https://www.facebook.com/cindymyersenergyhealerhttps://www.instagram.com/your_energy_healerhttps://www.youtube.com/@cindymyers5139Website- https://yourenergyhealer.com/Promotion/Gift- https://yourenergyhealer.com/naturesgateway/ | 36m 22s | ||||||
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