An intimate and personal account of a spiritual journey through conception, uncertainty and, ultimately, freedom of choice.We share this episode in honour of every woman's unique story, mindful of the vast array of experiences being lived and processed, and encourage listener discretion if the topics of fertility and pregnancy are especially difficult for you right now... Womanhood is only for brave warrior Souls, that much is certain.With love, reverence, and as much courage as we can muster,A &amp; L

An intimate and personal account of a spiritual journey through conception, uncertainty and, ultimately, freedom of choice.We share this episode in honour of every woman's unique story, mindful of the vast array of experiences being lived and processed, and encourage listener discretion if the topics of fertility and pregnancy are especially difficult for you right now... Womanhood is only for brave warrior Souls, that much is certain. With love, reverence, and as much courage as we can muster, A &amp; L

13. Secret Women's Business

Can accepting what is be compatible with wanting something other? This chat is about the tension that exists between contentment and desire. How do we really manifest what we want when it feels so far away, and if we're loving what is why do we still want more? Ultimately, this is a conversation about how life works (aka Grace) and we hope it offers you something interesting to take into your own exploration of wish fulfilment!With all our love,A &amp; LREFERENCES:Conversations with God by Neale Donald WalschPaul Selig [Quote: "The heart's desire, the true heart's desire, is God's wish for you."]Esther Hicks, 'Abraham Hicks': Law of Attraction

Can accepting what is be compatible with wanting something other?  This chat is about the tension that exists between contentment and desire. How do we really manifest what we want when it feels so far away, and if we're loving what is why do we still want more?  Ultimately, this is a conversation about how life works (aka Grace) and we hope it offers you something interesting to take into your own exploration of wish fulfilment! With all our love, A &amp; L REFERENCES: Conversations with God by Neale Donald Walsch Paul Selig [Quote: "The heart's desire, the true heart's desire, is God's wish for you."] Esther Hicks, 'Abraham Hicks': Law of Attraction

12. Honouring Desire

11. Loving Money | Part 2 (A Follow-Up)

Do you feel as limited by the demands of money as you feel liberated by its gifts? Same.In this conversation, we explore money from a completely different perspective and it feels pretty amazing! If you are interested in reframing money for a wider, deeper view, this episode may offer you some juicy food for thought. We certainly hope so.With Love &amp; Light Always,A &amp; L

Do you feel as limited by the demands of money as you feel liberated by its gifts? Same. In this conversation, we explore money from a completely different perspective and it feels pretty amazing! If you are interested in reframing money for a wider, deeper view, this episode may offer you some juicy food for thought. We certainly hope so. With Love &amp; Light Always, A &amp; L

11. Loving Money | Part 1

Is magic a thing? Where can we find it? And can it help us live more liberating lives?Liz is betting her life on the existence of magic and this chat takes place as the roulette wheel slows to a very nerve-wracking halt. This turns out to be very rich ground for exploring the genius and beauty of our true nature that seems to ask only one thing of us for its initiation as a productive force in our lives: Effortlessness.(Yikes.)Thank you so much for joining us - we hope you find it interesting!With love,A &amp; LREFERENCES:Heather Ensworth (Sedna mythology)https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClJuSZUdF7gZW6AHR7WYW_wConversations with God - Book 4 by Neale Donald Walsch

Is magic a thing? Where can we find it? And can it help us live more liberating lives? Liz is betting her life on the existence of magic and this chat takes place as the roulette wheel slows to a very nerve-wracking halt. This turns out to be very rich ground for exploring the genius and beauty of our true nature that seems to ask only one thing of us for its initiation as a productive force in our lives: Effortlessness. (Yikes.) Thank you so much for joining us - we hope you find it interesting! With love, A &amp; L REFERENCES: Heather Ensworth (Sedna mythology) <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClJuSZUdF7gZW6AHR7WYW_w" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClJuSZUdF7gZW6AHR7WYW_w</a> Conversations with God - Book 4 by Neale Donald Walsch

10. Choosing Magic

Is empowerment the world's biggest case of mistaken identity? (After God/Source/Life, that is...;-)Obviously, we all want to feel fully empowered all of the time, but we live in a certain kind of world, so...um...how exactly? Power is in dire need of a loving restoration right now and this episode is our prayer for the true empowerment of every single human (and therefore every living thing). It explores the fascinating relationship between spirit, power, freedom and money - we hope you find it interesting.With love,A &amp; L

Is empowerment the world's biggest case of mistaken identity? (After God/Source/Life, that is...;-) Obviously, we all want to feel fully empowered all of the time, but we live in a certain kind of world, so...um...how exactly?  Power is in dire need of a loving restoration right now and this episode is our prayer for the true empowerment of every single human (and therefore every living thing). It explores the fascinating relationship between spirit, power, freedom and money - we hope you find it interesting. With love, A &amp; L

9. Sourcing Self-Empowerment

In this wide-ranging conversation about loss, love and the never-ending nature of life, we travel through our own experiences of near-misses, personal tragedies and communing with the 'other side'.In honour of the grief that changes us and the dear ones who inspire us.With love,Amy and LizREFERENCESHome With God by Neale Donald Walsch

In this wide-ranging conversation about loss, love and the never-ending nature of life, we travel through our own experiences of near-misses, personal tragedies and communing with the 'other side'. In honour of the grief that changes us and the dear ones who inspire us. With love, Amy and Liz REFERENCES Home With God by Neale Donald Walsch

8. Reimagining Death

How free does your will actually feel to you? And how do you know if you're choosing in the 'right direction'?This discussion explores the relationship between our personal will and Divine Will, and lands on the beauty of dancing in harmony with the loving intentions of Life.Enjoy.NB: We're not sure why, but quite a few f-bombs bubbled up during this chat so our sincere apologies for those little clangers!REFERENCE:The Surrender Experiment by Michael A. Singer

How free does your will actually feel to you? And how do you know if you're choosing in the 'right direction'? This discussion explores the relationship between our personal will and Divine Will, and lands on the beauty of dancing in harmony with the loving intentions of Life. Enjoy. NB: We're not sure why, but quite a few f-bombs bubbled up during this chat so our sincere apologies for those little clangers! REFERENCE: The Surrender Experiment by Michael A. Singer

7. Dancing with the Divine

Liz and Amy explore a different perspective on the balancing of feminine and masculine energies and it's so huge, it needed two parts.This conversation as a whole draws on intuition, archetypes, books and even a  profound dream to distill feminine and masculine aspects down to their purest states:- masculine as the formlessness; and- feminine as the embodiment of that formlessnessIt changes the game in terms of union, balance and harmony, and leads both Liz and Amy to reframe their entire orientation on how life is designed to work.REFERENCES:Mary Magdalene Beckons by Mercedes KirkelThe books/work of Paul Selig: "I know who I am in truth, I know what I am in truth, I know how I serve in truth."The Surrender Experiment by Michael A. Singer

Liz and Amy explore a different perspective on the balancing of feminine and masculine energies and it's so huge, it needed two parts. This conversation as a whole draws on intuition, archetypes, books and even a  profound dream to distill feminine and masculine aspects down to their purest states: - masculine as the formlessness; and - feminine as the embodiment of that formlessness It changes the game in terms of union, balance and harmony, and leads both Liz and Amy to reframe their entire orientation on how life is designed to work. REFERENCES: Mary Magdalene Beckons by Mercedes Kirkel The books/work of Paul Selig: "I know who I am in truth, I know what I am in truth, I know how I serve in truth." The Surrender Experiment by Michael A. Singer

6. Feminine + Masculine - Part 2

Liz and Amy explore a different perspective on the balancing of feminine and masculine energies and it's so huge, it needs two parts.This conversation as a whole draws on intuition, archetypes, books and even a  profound dream to distill feminine and masculine aspects down to their purest states:- masculine as the formlessness; and- feminine as the embodiment of that formlessnessIt changes the game in terms of union, balance and harmony, and leads both Liz and Amy to reframe their entire orientation on how life is designed to work.REFERENCES:Mary Magdalene Beckons by Mercedes KirkelThe books/work of Paul Selig: "I know who I am in truth, I know what I am in truth, I know how I serve in truth."The Surrender Experiment by Michael A. Singer

Liz and Amy explore a different perspective on the balancing of feminine and masculine energies and it's so huge, it needs two parts. This conversation as a whole draws on intuition, archetypes, books and even a  profound dream to distill feminine and masculine aspects down to their purest states: - masculine as the formlessness; and - feminine as the embodiment of that formlessness It changes the game in terms of union, balance and harmony, and leads both Liz and Amy to reframe their entire orientation on how life is designed to work. REFERENCES: Mary Magdalene Beckons by Mercedes Kirkel The books/work of Paul Selig: "I know who I am in truth, I know what I am in truth, I know how I serve in truth." The Surrender Experiment by Michael A. Singer

6. Feminine + Masculine - Part 1

What happens when two friends fielding each other's life-sized trust exercises share their conversations simply because it feels like the 'light' thing to do? God knows!

How do I find my life's purpose?This could be the world's most commonly asked question.Can I trust channelled wisdom to help guide me to my purpose?This could be the world's least commonly asked question! But it's Liz's question nevertheless. Because her exhaustive and closely guided search to a real sense of purpose appears to be leading her, not just nowhere, but into a very daunting ditch indeed! So, who exactly is giving this 'guidance' anyway? We jump into this chat with a discussion of one of the world's most widely read and highly regarded channelled works, Conversations with God by Neale Donald Walsch (again!) to explore how we feel when something 'rings True' - regardless of its source - and we end up deep-diving into many a wondrous thing. (Note: you don't need to have read any of the CwG books to enjoy the juice in this conversation, but you might want to by the time you're done!)Other references:Dialogues with Yeshua and Mary Magdalene by Mercedes Kirkel

How do I find my life's purpose? This could be the world's most commonly asked question. Can I trust channelled wisdom to help guide me to my purpose? This could be the world's least commonly asked question! But it's Liz's question nevertheless. Because her exhaustive and closely guided search to a real sense of purpose appears to be leading her, not just nowhere, but into a very daunting ditch indeed! So, who exactly is giving this 'guidance' anyway? We jump into this chat with a discussion of one of the world's most widely read and highly regarded channelled works, Conversations with God by Neale Donald Walsch (again!) to explore how we feel when something 'rings True' - regardless of its source - and we end up deep-diving into many a wondrous thing. (Note: you don't need to have read any of the CwG books to enjoy the juice in this conversation, but you might want to by the time you're done!) Other references: Dialogues with Yeshua and Mary Magdalene by Mercedes Kirkel

5. Divining Purpose

What happens when a person attached to being liked puts what she feels is her most unlikeable trait out into the world for absolutely anyone to dislike? This is a conversation about how we attempt to control the way the world knows us. It's also a conversation about how we come to know ourselves when events (e.g. babies!) dissolve all the carefully curated bits.Who are you when the masks slip off? What if the traits you try to water down or paper over are in fact the most potent parts of you? How do you get to the truth of who you really are anyway?It's...BIG. And, yes, it's also proof we need to use better microphones - we're on a learning curve! Thank you so much for joining us on this intrepid journey...

What happens when a person attached to being liked puts what she feels is her most unlikeable trait out into the world for absolutely anyone to dislike?  This is a conversation about how we attempt to control the way the world knows us. It's also a conversation about how we come to know ourselves when events (e.g. babies!) dissolve all the carefully curated bits. Who are you when the masks slip off? What if the traits you try to water down or paper over are in fact the most potent parts of you? How do you get to the truth of who you really are anyway? It's...BIG.  And, yes, it's also proof we need to use better microphones - we're on a learning curve! Thank you so much for joining us on this intrepid journey...

4. Releasing Identities

Ok, so we sat down to talk about something else entirely, but our pre-discussion debrief ended up becoming the discussion itself - and we just went with the flow! There was no obvious start to the topic so you arrive right in the heart of it: emotions. We explore- why we've zipped emotions up and how they leak out;- making space for emotions (as mothers, in particular!);- healing what's present; and - allowing the whole dam lot (pun intended).This is a particularly raw recording and we apologise for its imperfect quirks, but we sense the potent healing quality of this episode justifies the audio quality! We hope you can feel its light.Episode references:Conversations With God by Neale Donald Walsch

Ok, so we sat down to talk about something else entirely, but our pre-discussion debrief ended up becoming the discussion itself - and we just went with the flow! There was no obvious start to the topic so you arrive right in the heart of it: emotions. We explore - why we've zipped emotions up and how they leak out; - making space for emotions (as mothers, in particular!); - healing what's present; and - allowing the whole dam lot (pun intended). This is a particularly raw recording and we apologise for its imperfect quirks, but we sense the potent healing quality of this episode justifies the audio quality! We hope you can feel its light. Episode references: Conversations With God by Neale Donald Walsch

3. Allowing Emotions

Whoa. Amy and Liz set out to explore the 'ask and you shall receive' principle (with regards to clarity) but end up in a conversation that goes so deep into the power of uncertainty, you can actually hear them both transforming as it evolves. It's HUGE.As two people living 'life-sized trust exercises' and therefore well acquainted with uncertainty, Liz and Amy draw on experiences and insights that highlight: the various ways clarity are accessed and received;how our deepest truths are trying to be born through us; what we can do to make way for knowing; and why the discomfort of the uncertainty is well and truly worth it."I feel like one of the answers to the I'm receiving direct from the Universe regarding [my longstanding uncertainty] is this conversation." [Liz]Episode references:Conversations With God  by Neale Donald Walsch

Whoa. Amy and Liz set out to explore the 'ask and you shall receive' principle (with regards to clarity) but end up in a conversation that goes so deep into the power of uncertainty, you can actually hear them both transforming as it evolves. It's HUGE. As two people living 'life-sized trust exercises' and therefore well acquainted with uncertainty, Liz and Amy draw on experiences and insights that highlight: <ul><li>the various ways clarity are accessed and received;</li><li>how our deepest truths are trying to be born through us; </li><li>what we can do to make way for knowing; and </li><li>why the discomfort of the uncertainty is well and truly worth it.</li></ul>"I feel like one of the answers to the I'm receiving direct from the Universe regarding [my longstanding uncertainty] is this conversation." [Liz] Episode references: Conversations With God  by Neale Donald Walsch

2. Embracing Uncertainty

Amy's life seems to be careering out of control (pardon the pun) and Liz can full-body relate.  They ask, how can we come to trust life when it's not going to plan? What does life really want with us if it doesn't seem to care what we  want? And, what would actually happen if we just...let...go...?This candid conversation deep-dives into aspects of surrender, meditation, faith, presence and patience, until arriving at a place of peace and acceptance. "It's HUGE, babe.""As each other's 'spiritual sounding board', we've been having discussions like this regularly for a really long time - we just thought we'd start recording and sharing them in case they might be helpful to others. It's not a polished podcast - it's just two friends shooting the sh*t!"Episode references: The Surrender Experiment  by Michael A. Singer

Amy's life seems to be careering out of control (pardon the pun) and Liz can full-body relate.  They ask, how can we come to trust life when it's not going to plan? What does life really want with us if it doesn't seem to care what we  want? And, what would actually happen if we just...let...go...? This candid conversation deep-dives into aspects of surrender, meditation, faith, presence and patience, until arriving at a place of peace and acceptance. "It's HUGE, babe." "As each other's 'spiritual sounding board', we've been having discussions like this regularly for a really long time - we just thought we'd start recording and sharing them in case they might be helpful to others. It's not a polished podcast - it's just two friends shooting the sh*t!" Episode references: The Surrender Experiment  by Michael A. Singer

1. Trusting Life

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