Vanessa's story will resonate deeply if you've ever felt caught between achievement and authenticity, between doing and being.

She began like many of us—searching for answers outside herself, striving to meet the world's expectations.

Through relationships, early motherhood, and her own spiritual awakening, she discovered that true beauty and healing had nothing to do with perfect routines. It meant returning, gently and with compassion, to her own heart.

Now working in the beauty field with a soulful approach, Vanessa brings wisdom that goes far beyond skin deep.

In our conversation, she shares how reiki, energy clearing, and intentional touch became her pathways to releasing old stories and grounding into presence.

We talk about the hidden power of five quiet minutes—what it means to breathe, to feel your skin, to let simple rituals soften the sharp edges of your day.

This episode is pure nourishment for anyone feeling raw, tired, or simply longing to reconnect with your own wholeness.

Vanessa offers gentle permission to let go, to feel, and to start each day with the softness and compassion you deserve.

You'll discover practical wisdom about turning daily routines into sacred pauses and learning to listen to your body's whispers with kindness.

If you're ready to nurture yourself the way you would a dear friend, this conversation is waiting for you.

This week’s episode is an honest, heartfelt exploration into what self-mastery really looks and feels like beyond the clichés.

We’re diving deep into the kind of growth that begins with knowing yourself, coming home to your heart, and using your challenges as true catalysts for transformation.

You'll hear stories of what happens when you start choosing responsibility for your own mind and energy, and why real magic often starts when you finally let go of the stories that keep you in your head.

We talk about the power of Reiki and heart connection, not just as healing tools for others, but as gateways to your own soul—a way of returning to your body, grounding yourself in truth, and building true resilience for all of life’s changes.

What struck me most was how much shifts, even when your outer world stays the same.

Suddenly, life feels lighter, more joyful, and filled with possibility—simply because you’re changing within.

You’ll also get an intimate look at how the Pure Heart practitioner journey is structured, why community and ongoing support matter, and how every step taken towards self-mastery becomes a ripple that lifts families, communities, and the world.

If you’ve ever wondered what it means to be truly empowered, to become the “heart leader” of your own life, or find freedom simply by being more yourself—this episode is for you.

This week’s episode is a heartfelt invitation to come home to yourself—to remember that life’s purpose isn’t a task to conquer, but a relationship to nurture with your deepest self.

Together, we explore the questions so many of us quietly ask: “Why am I here?” “What am I meant to do?” and “How do I even begin to find out what ignites me inside?”

In this gentle conversation, you’ll hear that your true purpose isn’t something to chase or a role to impress others with.

Instead, it’s a process of reconnecting with your heart, discovering the passions that light you up, and embracing each new chapter as a way to know yourself more deeply.

We speak to the courage it takes to try new paths, to leave behind old expectations, and to trust that even changes and triggers are loving teachers guiding you toward your authentic self.

We also touch on the power of vision—vision boards, astrology, noticing the signs life brings you—and how every experience, even the ones that feel uncomfortable or uncertain, broadens and deepens your understanding of who you are.

Through story and honest reflection, you’ll find encouragement to move through fear, release family patterns, and embrace your individuality, knowing the true purpose of life is to grow, to love, and to become the most honest version of yourself.

What moved me most in this conversation is how purpose is never just about an end point.

It’s found in each decision to honour your gifts, trust your process, and courageously receive the new.

And as always, you are invited—not to be anyone else, but to simply, lovingly, be yourself.

This week on the Pure Heart Podcast, we gently unravel the journey of connecting with your true self and honouring the progress you've already made—even when your mind tells you otherwise.

You'll hear heartfelt stories about realising that sometimes, what we're striving for has actually arrived—the dream job, the loving relationships, the sense of purpose.

Yet, so often our identity is still catching up, quietly replaying old patterns of waiting, striving, or feeling "not enough."

We explore what happens when you become the observer of your self-talk, notice your many roles in life, and recognise just how deeply those inner stories shape your day-to-day experience.

The conversation gets beautifully real: from lessons in partnership and receiving recognition, to honouring the timing of your own growth and the sacredness of every soul's journey.

There's a reminder that excellence is found along the way—not in perfection, but in celebrating each small win and learning to receive love as well as you give it.

What touched me most?

The gentle invitation in this episode to honour your journey, to witness how far you've come, and to trust that you are, right now, living more of your dreams than you realise.

After you listen, I'd love for you to reflect—where can you pause and celebrate what's already here?

This week’s episode offers a gentle, honest exploration into a recurring theme that visits us all: what we call “self-sabotage.”

However, what if it isn’t sabotage at all, but simply the pull of what’s familiar when life asks us to grow?

We unpack how easy it is to judge ourselves when we slip back into old patterns or pause on our path.

Instead of criticism, this conversation invites you to see these moments as opportunities for expansion, reminders that every belief serves for a season—and it’s okay (and necessary) to outgrow them.

We talk about the dance between self-awareness and self-love, the importance of honouring your unique journey, and trusting the timing of your own growth.

You’ll hear personal stories of manifesting, magic, setbacks, and the real grace that comes from choosing responsibility and presence, even when things don’t go as planned.

What I feel most deeply about this episode is the invitation to trade self-judgment for self-trust.

Whether you’re facing a big life transition, healing old wounds, or simply making space for something new, you are not alone in the process.

There is wisdom and support not just in the outcome, but in who you become along the way.

We asked the question: What voice are you listening to?

This simple question opened up something profound—a gentle exploration of that constant mental chatter we all know so well, the comfort we find in familiar patterns, and that quiet moment when you realise you can choose presence over autopilot.

We discovered together how life begins to shimmer when you start tuning into your heart's wisdom instead of getting swept away by mental stories.

The transformation stories woven through this episode remind us that we're not alone in this journey, and that breakthrough moments often arrive more gently than we expect.

We explored the beautiful messiness of being human—the daily choice between survival mode and soulful living, the courage that authentic connection requires, and those sacred "aha" moments when you realise you've been holding the keys to your own freedom all along.

This episode feels like sitting with a dear friend who truly sees you—honest, warm, and deeply hopeful.

We would love to hear from you.

"If we're already whole, why does healing feel so hard?"

Aknes and I dove deep into this together — two practitioners who've walked our own messy, beautiful paths and now hold space for others on theirs.

We talked about how most of us are approaching healing backwards - as we are trying to add wholeness to ourselves instead of gently clearing away what's covering it up.

What if you're not broken? What if you never were?

The reason spiritual work sometimes feels like swimming upstream is because we're working against our nature, not with it.

Our voice, our body, our energy system — they're all trying to help us back to what we already are.

We just need to remember how to listen.

Aknes shared how she uses various tools in her practice — voice analysis, traditional sound healing, neuroscience-based approaches — while I brought my own experience of holding space for that recognition moment.

Together, we both opened up about the real moments—the heaviness we've each carried, the physical symptoms that became our teachers, that gentle shift that happens when we stop fighting ourselves and start listening to what's already there.

This is the heart-centered conversation between practitioners who've found their way to something deeper.

When was the last time you took a truly nourishing breath?

The kind that softens your whole being, quiets your mind, and brings you gently home to yourself?

In this new episode, we wander into the often-forgotten power of breath and mindful presence—especially as life pushes us to scroll, to hurry, and to disconnect.

This conversation surprised even me.

We explored how our nervous system is like a living computer, running old, frantic programs if we never slow down.

Alyse and I swapped stories about the difference between living online and stepping into the living, breathing presence of real community—and the small miracles that can happen when you actually set the phone down and open to the world around you.

And if this message made your day softer, please share or forward to someone who needs a moment of calm.

So Alyse has been watching her daughter navigate all the big changes lately - the teenage stuff, the emotions, the whole thing.

And she said she used to jump in every time her daughter got upset.

You know how we do that? See our kids struggling and immediately want to make it better?

But recently she tried something different. She just sat with her. Didn't try to solve anything. Just... stayed.

And as her daughter felt safe to have her big feelings, Alyse realised she was learning how to have her own feelings too.

Like, really feel them instead of pushing them away like she always had.

She laughed when she told me this, but I could hear something deeper there.

"I thought I was the one doing the teaching," she said, "but honestly? She's been teaching me how to be human this whole time."

It made me think about how our homes are these little laboratories where everyone's growing up together.

Parents and kids.

How maybe the healing isn't just happening to our children - maybe it's happening to all of us, through each other.

It just felt important to share because sometimes we forget that we're all figuring this out as we go. And that's actually beautiful.

What do you think?

Does this ring true for you in your own home?

This week’s conversation with Alyse touches something so deep in all of us who are learning to listen to our bodies, rest, and trust the journey—especially when life, or health, feels confusing or frustrating!

After months in what Alyse gently called her “House of Health,” she discovered something profound: While we may want to rush our healing, the real transformation comes when we surrender, rest, and allow old beliefs to fade.

Our body has wisdom—signals for when to stop, breathe, and fill our own cup.

We talked about how society teaches us to push, but true healing begins in softness—when we honour our seasons, nurture ourselves, and let forgiveness wash through not just this life, but along the ancestral line.

When Renae suggested we explore shame together on the podcast, something in me thought ok, this is interesting - not because it's an easy topic, but because I knew how much healing could unfold in that conversation.

And that's exactly what happened.

What started as Renae's curiosity about shame became this incredibly freeing dialogue about how we can transform our relationship with those tender, vulnerable parts of ourselves that we've been carrying in silence.

We found ourselves sharing stories not from a place of dwelling in the difficult, but from this space of genuine discovery - how shame loses its grip when it finally has somewhere safe to land, and how powerful it is to realise you're not alone in these very human experiences.

This week, I’m inviting you into a conversation that is close to my heart—a gentle, honest exploration of narcissism, and most importantly, how we find our way back to our own inner power after encountering it.

In this episode, I share some of my own stories—what it was like to experience narcissistic energy both in relationships and in business, and the deep, sometimes painful lessons these experiences offered.

Renae and I talked about the ways a narcissist’s charm can take hold, how boundaries can sometimes feel impossible to hold, and the subtle ways we might lose sight of ourselves in the process.

We're in this powerful 8 energy month, and it's bringing up everything we've been avoiding around money, balance, and stepping into our power.

In this episode, we dive deep into why money triggers feel so intense right now, and I share the surprisingly gentle practices that completely transformed how I relate to abundance.

Not manifesting tricks or positive thinking - but real, embodied shifts that changes things (even the slightest).

This week's episode of the Pure Heart Podcast holds space for one of those profound conversations that might just shift something inside you.

Laura and I dive deep into the beliefs and experiences that keep us stuck in old stories of powerlessness—be it from past lives, childhood, or simply the world around us.

Laura opens her heart about her own healing journey, from feeling judged and unsupported to reclaiming her gifts and standing firmly in her self-worth.

If you've ever felt too sensitive, struggled to keep boundaries, or lost yourself in helping others, this conversation was meant for you.

Over the past weeks, many of you have shared how the meditations have anchored you and reminded you just how much self-connection matters.

This week, it’s all about letting that wisdom come alive in the real world—with a deeply honest interview that hopefully goes right to the heart for you!

I sit down with my own beautiful daughter, Laura, and we open up about her two-year journey of balancing a bachelor’s degree in counseling, single motherhood, and her energetic healing path.

Laura’s story is all about following those intuitive nudges, navigating burnout, honouring boundaries, and learning that sensitivity is her true superpower.

Together, we explore how the dance between academic life and spiritual self-care isn’t always easy—but it can transform you in profound ways.

Laura’s journey is a beautiful reminder that sometimes coming home to yourself means saying yes to both your gifts and your needs.

And that’s something we can all celebrate!

If you’ve ever felt torn between the demands of daily life and the call of your heart, this episode is for you.

This meditation offers you something so empowering—the choice to voluntarily place these energies on those beautiful buses and watch them transform as they fly into the light.

What makes this practice so healing is that when you send people or situations away on these buses, you're doing it with love, not judgment.

You're detaching from the drama and crisis that may have played out, while sending healing energy to everyone involved.

This meditation works at both conscious and subconscious levels.

If you fall asleep during it (which is perfectly normal), your spirit will still receive all the clearing and healing it needs. Your only job is to listen, allow, and trust the process.

If anything has been triggered during our recent conversations about victim consciousness, these meditations will help you process and release what's coming up in the most loving way possible.

This week's meditation is one that sits very close to my heart.

It's a journey down a golden corridor lined with photographs of your past, leading you into your own sacred healing room where forgiveness and transformation await.

What you'll experience during this healing journey:

• Walking past old memories without getting trapped in them

• Meeting your past in a space of complete safety and love

• Working with the sensations in your body—the heaviness, shapes, and colors that represent stored emotions

• Breathing unconditional love into these feelings until they transform

• Discovering who you truly are beneath all the old stories

The most beautiful part?

As you walk back up that golden corridor, the photographs have changed.

This week, we reveal how these thoughts aren’t just noise—they’re often rooted in a deeper layer of victim consciousness. And here’s the good news: you don’t have to stay stuck.The key is learning to break the cycle and step into the truth of the moment—because the only thing you need to be “perfect” at is showing up for yourself now.

In this week’s episode, we dive into the often misunderstood “poor me” mentality!

Yes, it’s part of the broader concept of victim consciousness, but it is also an incredibly transformative piece of our spiritual journey when we open our hearts to what it’s really here to reveal.

What moved me most while recording this episode was this one truth: When feelings of lack, invisibility, or disconnection arise, it is never meant to disempower you. It’s simply life’s way of asking you to go deeper, to heal, and to step closer into your truth.

I share how unconscious patterns rooted in victim consciousness creep into the way we express ourselves.

Whether it’s defending, blaming, justifying, or remaining silent out of fear of confrontation, these habits do more than cause tension in conversations — they keep us disconnected from our true selves and from each other.

If you’ve ever wanted to crack the code of effective communication while deepening your self-awareness, this conversation is for you.