On this episode of The Secrets of Being, I’m joined by the radiant Rachel Kaplan—an author, recovery support specialist, and mental health advocate whose story is rooted in honesty, healing, and hope.

Rachel takes us back to her teenage years, where her struggles with mental health began. By 16, she already knew she wanted to become a therapist. But life had its own lessons in store. During grad school, everything seemed to fall apart—and yet, that’s where her deeper journey began.

She shares what inspired her to write How to Find Happiness in a Crazy World, and how she uses social media, especially X (formerly Twitter), to uplift others through her own lived experience. Rachel reminds us that alignment isn’t about pleasing everyone—it’s about finding the right community, the people who see you.

We explore the complexity of healing—from medication to mindfulness to learning how to hold space for tough emotions like anger. Rachel works with individuals facing long-term mental wellness challenges and reminds us that love sometimes looks like patience, and sometimes like tough love.

We also talk about embracing discomfort, investing in joy, and showing up fully even when life gets messy. Rachel is a living example that our past doesn't define us—but what we choose to do with it can.

This conversation is for anyone navigating mental health challenges, feeling isolated in their journey, or searching for meaning in the midst of it all. It’s a reminder that healing is never wasted, and every step counts.

With love,

Dawn

P.S. You can connect with Rachel here: https://x.com/rachelkaplan4

On this episode of The Secrets of Being, I’m joined by the radiant Kiki Penn—a reiki healer, Lyme disease advocate, and wise soul whose story reminds us what it means to come home to ourselves after deep illness and isolation.

Kiki shares how her journey into holistic healing began early—with a love for herbs, crystals, and the intuitive whispers that only some can hear. But it was a tick bite one summer, during a visit to her grandparents, that changed the course of her life. Her health declined, her marriage crumbled, and for seven years she found herself mostly bedridden—grappling with Lyme disease while also watching her sister navigate the same diagnosis.

She tells us about the moment she nearly gave up on her holistic roots—until a powerful encounter in Washington, D.C. introduced her to bee venom therapy. With courage and patience, Kiki began administering bee venom three times a week for over a year. Slowly, she started to feel like herself again. She reminds us that healing doesn’t come in quick fixes—it comes in stillness, in intention, and in choosing to keep going.

We explore her work as a reiki healer, how energy can move what words cannot, and what it means to witness someone else’s pain with tenderness and presence. Kiki shares a story of a couple she worked with—how the session unearthed old trauma, yet left them lighter, freer. She also opens up about her calling to become a soul guide or death doula, inspired by her time caring for elders who had no family at the end of their lives.

This conversation is layered—with grief, with grit, and with grace. Kiki reminds us that the body remembers, but so does the soul. And sometimes healing looks like laying in bed for years. Other times, it looks like choosing life again, one sting, one breath, one prayer at a time.

This episode is for anyone who has lost themselves in illness. It’s for those learning to trust their inner knowing again. And it’s for every soul who’s ever wondered if the light will return. It does. It always does.

With love,

Dawn

P.S. You can connect with Kiki here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kiki-penn/

On this episode of The Secrets of Being, I’m joined by three beautiful souls—Katy Gilberston, Valerie C. Thompson, and Portia Booker—as we sit in sacred conversation about grief, healing, and the signs that remind us our loved ones are still near.

I share how reading The Light Between Us by Laura Lynne Jackson opened something in me—reminding me of the moments where I felt my dad’s presence through a skeleton key, and the subtle but powerful signs I’ve received from my dog Toby since his transition. Sometimes it’s a post I scroll past. Sometimes it’s just a feeling. Grief doesn’t always come wrapped in light—but the love is always there if we’re open to it.

Portia shares how she feels her mom in the scent of her perfume or when her favorite song plays on the TV. She talks about the butterfly that showed up just when she needed a reminder—and how important it is to ask for signs and to stay open enough to receive them.
Connect with Portia: https://www.facebook.com/portiabkr/

Valerie brings such a deep, knowing presence to this conversation. She shares how she still dreams of her parents, her brother, and her son—and how the signs show up for her in butterflies, feathers, ladybugs, dragonflies, and flickering lights. Her son used to collect feathers, and now she finds them in the most unexpected places. She reminds us that grief and joy can exist together. That we cry when we enter this world, and we cry when we leave—but both moments are sacred.
Connect with Valerie: https://www.facebook.com/valeriecthompsontruth

Katy speaks from a mother’s heart. She shares how she explained her older son’s passing to her younger son with softness and truth. She talks about seeing a “space horse” on his Instagram the same year she learned it was the Year of the Horse, and the rainbow that appeared on my fridge when she visited. She reminds us that the signs often come in the colors and shapes that are meant just for us. She also speaks to the importance of safety in grief—creating space to feel it, instead of suppressing it. Because when we don’t give our grief a place to land, our bodies will carry it.
Connect with Katy: https://www.hauorawellness.com/

This episode is an offering to anyone who has lost someone and still feels the tug in their heart. It’s for the ones who believe in something more, even if they can’t explain it. It’s a reminder that our loved ones are always speaking—we just have to slow down enough to listen.

With love,
Dawn

Today’s episode of The Secrets of Being is a heartfelt invitation into purpose, healing, and transformation. I’m joined by Chigozie Nwosu, a gifted physician, author, purpose and clarity coach, and transformational speaker. Chigozie is also the founder of The Brave Minds Hub, an organization designed to help others navigate life’s transitions with boldness and wisdom.

With a background in medicine, occupational health, and business management, Chigozie blends clinical knowledge with lived experience to guide others through the hard questions—those quiet, sacred reflections that move us from where we are to where we’re meant to be.

She opens up about the moment she realized that being a doctor was only one layer of her calling. Now based in Canada, Chigozie shares how one tear-filled moment with a patient changed the way she shows up in the world. We talk about the difference between happiness and joy, and why so many people feel unfulfilled despite appearing successful.

Chigozie takes us through her faith-based journey of working through depression, grief, and the loss of a life to completed suicide. Her book Overcoming Depression is an honest and hope-filled guide that helps readers find light in the middle of life’s darkest seasons.

We talk about the courage it takes to ask yourself: beyond the title, who am I? Chigozie reminds us that our pain is never meant to be wasted. When we deal with our own hearts, we stop projecting our wounds onto others. She encourages us to look inward, to notice how we respond when triggered, and to approach healing as both an act of service and an act of surrender.

She speaks with clarity about the fleeting nature of life, the importance of legacy, and why kindness is the currency of true fulfillment. Her desire is to leave her name etched not just in credentials—but in the sands of impact.

This episode is a reminder that transformation begins when we stop avoiding the hard questions and start moving through them with intention, faith, and grace. If you’ve ever felt lost, if you’ve questioned your path, or if you’re carrying silent grief, this conversation will meet you right where you are—and lovingly call you forward.

With love,
Dawn

P.S. Connect with Chigozie here: https://bravemindshub.com/

Today’s episode of The Secrets of Being is all about grit, growth, and what it really takes to rebuild your life from the ground up. I’m joined by the extraordinary Robert B. Foster, author and host of Shut Up and Grind—a podcast and book born from his own painful pivot after a serious knee injury nearly changed everything.

Robert walks me through that life-altering moment—one minute he was in peak physical shape, and the next, he was being told he might never run again. The physical pain was real, but so were the mental battles. He shares how the voice inside him refused to say "if"—and instead kept repeating, when I run again. That shift in mindset became his foundation. He chose to fight, not flee, and that choice transformed his recovery.

But Robert's story doesn’t stop there. Two years ago, he let go of his fitness business and found himself with no income, no direction, and in the deepest depression of his life. He opens up about the intrusive thoughts, the moment he asked his mom if he could come home, and how reconnecting with his purpose—starting with a visit to his high school—began to light the path forward.

We talk about what it means to hit rock bottom and still rise. How purpose can pull you out of the darkest places. How our mindset can literally help heal the body. Robert’s story is full of reminders that we are never as stuck as we think we are.

He also opens up about growing up with a stutter and how he trained himself to slow down and speak with intention. Now a powerful public speaker, Robert talks about the feedback that changed his life and why moving others with your words is more important than being perfect.

One of the most powerful parts of our conversation is when Robert shares about donating his kidney to his sister and what it meant to be there for her during that journey. He tells me about his father’s passing and how having no regrets gave him peace. Every moment of his story is a lesson in resilience, surrender, and personal power.

Robert believes that your story—no matter how messy—is what someone else needs to hear. He reminds us that doing hard things is how we build strength, and that our pivot points are sacred places of transformation. If you’ve been navigating pain, grief, or starting over, this episode is for you. It’s a soul reset and a wake-up call to grind through with purpose.

With love,
Dawn

Today’s episode of The Secrets of Being is a heart-expanding journey into a world many of us feel but few truly understand. I’m joined by the incredible Annie Bourke—an animal communicator, psychic, and author whose love for animals started when she was just 18 months old. For the past 14 years, Annie has been telepathically communicating with animals, using a universal language that animals speak to each other in the wild—a language of energy, intention, and soul connection.

Annie shares that animals are not “lesser beings”—they are souls, just like us, choosing not to come back in human form. Her own cat’s transition led her to pursue this sacred path, guiding her to a course that would change her life forever. Since then, she’s worked with animals in the physical and spiritual realms, including those who’ve returned to their humans in surprising ways—from dogs to cows, even cats who request to come back as terriers so they won’t be left behind during family vacations.

We explore the idea of reincarnation, soul contracts, and how animals carry wisdom across lifetimes. Annie explains how she receives messages from animals in spirit, often through a single code word that unlocks their story. She tells one story about a cat who sent her the word “Rumpleteaser,” and another involving a horse that literally sang “Hallelujah.” It’s both awe-inspiring and deeply affirming of the emotional intelligence and sacred bond we share with the animals in our lives.

Annie reminds us that many children can communicate with animals naturally, but often lose that ability as they grow. She encourages us to talk with our animals—tell them when we're leaving, when we're coming back, and how much we love them. They feel our vibration, our energy, and they respond.

We talk about grief, about the emotional toll we experience when we lose our beloved animals, and how many of them return lifetime after lifetime to continue guiding us. Annie’s work offers healing, hope, and a deep sense of peace to those walking through pet loss and beyond. Her books are a source of comfort for grieving pet parents and anyone curious about the soul journey of animals.

If you’ve ever wondered what your dog might say if he could speak, or felt your cat watching over you long after they’ve passed, this episode is your invitation to believe. As Annie beautifully shares, animals are here to help us evolve our hearts—and if we’re open, they’ll lead the way.

With love,

Dawn

P.s. Connect with Annie: https://www.cosmicheartintuitive.com.au/

Today’s episode of The Secrets of Being is a conversation I’ll carry with me for a long time. I’m joined by the luminous Barbara D. Hayward—an author, podcast host, and lifelong medium whose spiritual path began over 40 years ago with a powerful mentor who only worked with one student at a time. Barbara was that one.

For the past 35 years, Barbara has moved between New Zealand and Australia, spreading wisdom, light, and love. But it wasn’t until just over a decade ago that she entered a profound healing space—a space that transformed not only her path, but her purpose.

When Barbara turned 70, she faced a financial scam that left her with just $2.58 across six bank accounts. It was a moment that could have broken her—but instead, it awakened something. In the middle of the chaos, she received a message that changed everything: Your audience is waiting. That phrase became her anchor, her mantra, and the spark that led her to rise, reclaim her voice, and start showing up in a brand-new way.

Barbara walks me through the birth of “The Old Girl Spiritual Stuff,” her very first Facebook Live, and how she found healing by standing in her truth. She shares how her voice and her message began to grow—and how joining a supportive community helped her share that message with the world.

We talk about resilience, reinvention, and the quiet courage it takes to plant a seed and wait for it to grow. Barbara is now learning AI, expanding her YouTube presence, and writing two new books. She is living proof that it’s never too late to start again.

One of the most powerful truths Barbara shares is this: the moment we admit we are old is the day we begin to die. She believes that staying alive—truly, soulfully alive—is about movement, creation, and answering the call of your dreams, no matter when they arrive.

This episode is a radiant reminder that you are never too far from your next beginning. Barbara’s story is a testimony to perseverance, purpose, and the kind of spirit that chooses to rise—even when life asks everything of you.

Connect with Barbara: https://www.youtube.com/@BarbaraHayward-1953

With love,

Dawn

Today, I’m joined by Bob Beare, PhD—a beautiful soul who has dedicated his life to helping others heal. He’s the founder of Deep Waters Recovery, a long-time therapist, a best-selling author, and someone who walks the path of recovery with integrity and truth. But more than anything, Bob is a father. And in his words, nothing has healed him more deeply than being a dad.

In our conversation, Bob opens up about his 34-year recovery journey and how shadow work—looking at the parts of ourselves we’ve tried to hide—has become a foundational piece of his healing. We talk about the inner critic, the stories we carry from childhood, and how those unspoken wounds often spill into our parenting, our relationships, and our sense of worth.

Bob shares how addiction—especially food addiction—is quietly taking people out, and how the origins of that pain are rooted in the early messages we absorb. He invites us to pause and ask the deeper question: “How did I get here?” Because awareness is where the shift begins.

There’s such tenderness in the way Bob talks about his daughter. He reflects on the summers they spent together, how their relationship has evolved, and how grief and joy live side by side like the same river. He reminds us that when we don’t make space to grieve, we block ourselves from fully feeling anything at all.

We talk about what it means to parent with love, not strategy. Why our healing is our children’s healing. And why showing up for ourselves is the greatest gift we can give to the people we love.
This episode is a soft place to land. It’s a conversation about real recovery, about rewriting our inner narrative, and about creating safe spaces for our hearts to unfold. Bob reminds us that healing doesn’t come from control—it comes from connection. From heart to heart.

Connect with Bob: bobbeare.com

With love,
Dawn

In this heart-opening episode of The Secrets of Being, I sit down with the inspiring Ty Allan Jackson—an author, speaker, and passionate believer in the power of imagination, courage, and purpose.

Ty never set out to write children’s books. Fifteen years ago, a simple question from his 8-year-old son about starting a lemonade stand sparked something extraordinary. After his son made $50 in a day, Ty searched for a book to help teach him about money—but he couldn’t find one. So, he decided to write it himself.

What followed was a journey of resilience—147 rejections from publishers. But Ty didn’t let the no’s define him. He believed in his message and self-published. Today, his books have sold over a quarter of a million copies and touched countless young lives.

Ty shares how confidence—not formal education or credentials—is the foundation of his success. He reminds us that we don’t need permission to pursue our purpose. He says yes to the things that scare him because he knows the greatest adventures live on the other side of “yes.”

We explore the role of imagination—not just in childhood, but in all of us. Ty believes adults lose their magic when they stop playing. Imagination is where dreams are born and where purpose begins. He shares how his books were inspired by superheroes and the shows he grew up with, and how storytelling became a mirror of who he truly is.

One of the most moving parts of our conversation is when Ty recalls a young reader who told him he hated books—until he read Ty’s. That single story became a catalyst for a student-led fair that now inspires thousands of kids to create, dream, and start their own businesses.

For Ty, being an author is not about talent—it’s about courage. It’s about being of service and creating impact. It’s about showing up, over and over, even when it’s hard, even when no one claps right away. And it’s about remembering that what you create can become someone else’s turning point.

This episode is an invitation to revisit your imagination, reclaim your courage, and say yes to the things that whisper to your soul. Because purpose isn’t about what you do—it’s about what your life gives to others.

Connect with Ty:https://tyallanjackson.com/

With love,
Dawn 

In this episode of The Secrets of Being, I’m joined by the luminous Kylie Riordan—a devoted mother, soulful writer, and energetic healer whose life radiates love, purpose, and deep compassion.

Kylie and I discovered we wrote our books in the same year—2017—and though our paths are unique, our hearts beat to a similar rhythm. We explore what it means to be a mother in a world that often defines value by productivity, and why real success is found in the connections we make and the love we give.

From Kylie’s dreams of becoming a nun to her present-day life as a mother of three (with a scientist son, no less), we dive into her journey with epilepsy, her spiritual connection to the Virgin Mary, and her gentle reminder that simplicity and joy are not separate—they are one and the same.

You’ll hear us speak about the sacredness of tears, the unspoken prayers of grief, and the kind of strength it takes to keep choosing love—especially when it’s hard. Kylie also opens up about volunteering with the Dalai Lama and the way a falling book helped her find her spiritual path at age 16.

This is an episode about remembering who you are, connecting with the soul within, and finding magic in the everyday.

Whether you're a mother, a seeker, or someone walking through your own season of grief, I hope this conversation reminds you that your presence is enough—and that the smallest acts of love can create ripples that reach far beyond what we see.

Sawubona. I see you.

With love,

Dr. Dawn

P.S. Connect with Kylie: https://bit.ly/43K0Nee

Welcome back, soul family, to The Secrets of Being.

Today, I’m honored to be joined by Dr. Stephen Middleton, a beautiful soul and the founder of the Possibility Action Network. Together, we explore his newest book, Break Free from Emotional Distress: A Practical Guide and Personal Journey, which began as a heartfelt message to himself—and has since become a source of healing and hope for thousands.

Stephen reminds us that we are not broken. That despite the pain, the setbacks, the inner critics—we are each wonderfully made, with something inherently marvelous within us.

In this conversation, we dive into the power of journaling, the truths behind negative self-talk, and why the harshest voices we hear are often our own. Stephen’s journey—from academia to leading a 100K-strong community—is rooted in resilience, faith, and an unwavering desire to help others reclaim their sense of worth.

We also reflect on childhood wisdom, legacy, and what it means to leave others better than we found them. His story about the phrase “Everyone gets dirty” touched my heart—and I know it will touch yours too.

This is your gentle reminder: your challenges do not define you. Your value is not diminished by your circumstances. You are still whole. You are still becoming.

Let’s continue to walk in truth, kindness, and possibility.

With love,

Dr. Dawn

P.s. Connect with Stephen: https://www.youtube.com/@possibilityman

In this enlightening episode of The Secrets of Being Podcast, Dr. Dawn Airhart Witte leads an in-depth conversation with De’iona Monay, Patrick Meniboon, Dr. Tameka Donaldson-Bridges, and Karla Bonkowski Magnan, unraveling the complexities of confidence. The panel digs into personal journeys of overcoming fear, the significance of a supportive tribe, and the transformative power of service and authenticity.

De’iona Monay emphasizes control over confidence and the importance of not succumbing to fear, sharing her experiences with youth through her Mentalship program and the spiritual guidance that propels her forward. 

Patrick Meniboon, once hindered by stage fright, now champions courage as the cornerstone of confidence, outlining a transformative mindset shift from self-doubt to impactful identity.

Dr. Tameka Donaldson-Bridges speaks to the foundation of self-belief and the vitality of a village of support, highlighting service as a conduit for confidence. 

Karla Bonkowski Magnan discusses the growth that comes from facing challenges head-on and the importance of authenticity and unconditional love in building self-assurance.

Join us as we explore strategies for cultivating confidence, understanding the role of courage, and the importance of community in our journey to self-empowerment.

This episode offers a mosaic of wisdom for anyone seeking to stand firmer in their truth and radiate confidence in every step. 

Join us on a profound exploration of the subconscious mind in this episode of The Secrets of Being Podcast. Dr. Dawn Airthart Witte leads a captivating discussion with Rachel Dubin, Laura Brennan Ballet, and Dr. Serggio Garcia Guillen on the transformative power of reprogramming our deepest thoughts and beliefs. Opening with a thought-provoking quote by Joseph Murphy, Dr. Dawn shares insights from her believe cards and reflects on the impact of words and thoughts on our perception of life. The conversation challenges listeners to recognize the power within to shift from negative to positive thought patterns through mindfulness and self-reflection.

Rachel Dubin, a psychology student with a recent spiritual awakening, emphasizes the subconscious mind's role as a recorder of our experiences and the importance of living in the solution. She shares her journey towards balance and trust through a strength-based approach and body meditation, highlighting the ultimate power of choice in shaping our reality.

Laura Brennan Ballet dives into the significance of recognizing and altering subconscious patterns, advocating for daily positivity and the utilization of a 'power of pause' to initiate new thought processes. Her approach to achieving quick shifts from neutrality to positivity showcases the ease of embracing positive change.

Dr. Serggio Garcia Guillen offers a philosophical perspective on the importance of self-knowledge and spiritual health. He discusses the value of contemplative medicine, the need for a digital detox, and the power of being present to enhance personal strength. Dr. Serggio's insights into the importance of curiosity and a supportive community in discovering and remembering our true selves provide a compelling call to action for listeners seeking personal growth.

This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone looking to navigate the complexities of the subconscious mind, seeking to live a more mindful, balanced, and positively impactful life. Tune in to discover how to unlock your potential and embrace the journey to self-awareness and spiritual health.

In this insightful episode of The Secrets of Being Podcast, host Dr. Dawn Airhart Witte is joined by experts Maureen Scanlon and Karla Bonkowski Magnan to dissect the intricate concept of karma and its impact on our lives. This episode goes beyond the typical understanding of karma, diving into how it intertwines with the law of attraction and the principle of 'you reap what you sow'.

Dr. Dawn opens the discussion with thought-provoking quotes, including one from Mahatma Gandhi, setting the tone for a deep dive into the nature of karma. She challenges the common perception of karma as merely a system of punishment or reward, emphasizing its role as a creator of our reality. Through personal anecdotes and philosophical insights, Dawn illustrates how karma is a continuous process of creation, not a destiny imposed upon us.

Maureen Scanlon then takes the conversation further, discussing how commonly used buzzwords like 'karma' often lose their true essence. She elaborates on karma as a law of reciprocity, emphasizing the importance of focusing our energies on what we desire to manifest in life. Maureen shares her personal journey of understanding and embracing karma, highlighting how it's more about personal growth than retribution.

Karla Bonkowski Magnan adds a unique perspective on how karma is perceived in Western culture, often overshadowed by a competitive mindset. She discusses the spiritual aspects of trauma treatment and the significance of mindfulness in elevating our life experiences. Karla shares her personal struggles and triumphs, showcasing how embracing karma as an act of love can lead to profound transformation and joy.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the true power of karma and how to harness it for personal empowerment, healing, and happiness.

In this insightful episode of The Secrets of Being Podcast, host Dr. Dawn Airhart Witte is joined by a panel of esteemed experts: Karla Bonkowski Magnan, Maureen Scanlon, Dr. Serggio Garcia Guillen, and Valerie C. Thompson. Together, they dive into what it means to trust the process of life.

Dawn explores the concept of trusting life's process. She dives into our desire to control everything and how life's journey is filled with diverse experiences, each teaching us valuable lessons. Dawn discusses the importance of patience and how her initial intention to write three books expanded to twelve, illustrating how the universe often has grander plans for us. She emphasizes the power of patience and trust in allowing ideas to grow and the significance of finding a supportive community to foster a safe space for this growth. Dawn's message is clear: embracing the process is key to becoming the change we wish to see.

Maureen Scanlon, a Certified Life Coach and Relationship Expert, highlights the importance of growth and patience, discussing societal pressures and the power of a positive mindset. She introduces the acronym BARK - Be Authentic, Realistic, Knowing - as a mantra for personal development.

Valerie C. Thompson, a Spiritual Life Coach and Social Worker, emphasizes compassion and the significance of inner work. Sharing her own experiences with domestic violence, Valerie stresses the temporality of challenges and the potential for change and purpose.

Karla Bonkowski Magnan, an expert in trauma treatment, discusses the neurological aspects of trauma and the importance of understanding and empathy in navigating life's challenges. She advocates for setting intentions to attract positivity and discard negativity.

Dr. Serggio Garcia Guillen, a physician specializing in mind and body medicine, compares life to a multifaceted journey and stresses the importance of self-trust and learning from others' experiences. He shares insights into compassion in healthcare and the power of believing in oneself and others.

This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone seeking to understand life's complexities and find their path through challenges. It's an invitation to trust in the journey, embrace growth, and find support in the community.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of "The Secrets of Being Podcast," where profound insights and the mystical intertwine. Your host, Dr. Dawn Airhart Witte, is joined by a panel of insightful guests as we dive into the enigmatic language of the universe.

In this episode, Laura Brennan Ballet, Dr. Serggio Garcia Guillen, and Portia Booker join us to explore how the universe communicates through signs and symbols.

Dawn discusses her personal experiences with cosmic messages, referencing Laura Lynn Jackson's book, "Signs: The Secret Language of The Universe." Learn how noticing recurring numbers and understanding the deeper meanings behind everyday occurrences can be interpreted as direct communication from the universe.

Portia shares her poignant stories about finding unexpected symbols like a ladybug or a dead bat at crucial moments in her life. She encourages listeners to perceive these signs without attaching negative or positive connotations and emphasizes the power of gratitude in allowing the universe to guide us.

Laura talks about the importance of being open to receiving signs and sharing her own encounters with recurring numbers and objects from childhood. She challenges us to embrace a mindset beyond human limitations and to question our interpretations of the universe's messages.

Dr. Serggio offers a unique perspective on how science and the subconscious can coexist harmoniously. He shares his experiences with willpower, perception, and a transformative encounter with a blue jay, demonstrating how life itself is a grand learning experience.

Join us for a journey into understanding and embracing the signs the universe sends our way. It's more than a podcast; it's a revelation.