Here, Now, Human.

Welcome back to Here, Now, Human.What if some of the patterns shaping your life began long before you were even aware of them?In this conversation, I'm joined by Dr. Sobyl Bunis, founder of The Emotional Clearing House, to explore how emotional trauma can become stored in the nervous system, how inherited patterns influence the way we move through life, and why healing begins when we find the original root rather than simply managing the symptoms.This episode is especially personal for me. I share my own Emotional Clearing session with Sobyl and how uncovering the experience of a vanished twin transformed lifelong patterns of fear, abandonment, and relationships in ways I never expected. It became a powerful reminder that healing is often less about fixing ourselves and more about releasing what was never ours to carry in the first place.One of the things I love most about Sobyl's work is that it isn't limited by geography. Through her remote Emotional Clearing sessions, she's helped people around the world uncover the roots of long-held emotional patterns and experience profound transformation—showing that meaningful healing can happen wherever you are.Together, we explore what becomes possible when we approach healing with curiosity, compassion, and the belief that our greatest freedom may lie beneath the stories we've always believed about ourselves.✨ In this episode, we explore:How emotional trauma becomes stored in the nervous systemThe concept of Vanished Twin Syndrome and its lasting emotional impactFinding the earliest, deepest, and original root of emotional patternsWhy our triggers can become powerful guides for healingHow inherited beliefs and ancestral experiences influence our livesThe role of relationships in revealing what still longs to be healedMy personal Emotional Clearing experience and the profound shifts that followedHow Sobyl facilitates Emotional Clearing sessions remotely with clients around the worldWhy individual healing creates ripples that extend into families, communities, and the collectiveConnect with Sobyl Bunis:Website: https://emotionalclearinghouse.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/emotionalclearinghouse/ Email: [email protected] with me:Website: https://www.manuelawelton.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/manuelawelton/Substack: https://manuelawelton.substack.com/If this conversation resonates with you, I'd love for you to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who may need it today.Thank you for being here, now, human.

Welcome back to Here, Now, Human.In this conversation, I’m joined by Ezzie Spencer for a deeply expansive and intimate dialogue on identity, presence, and what it means to live in alignment with your essence.What unfolds is a reflective exchange that moves between soul-level recognition and grounded human experience—from the feeling of immediate connection and synchronicity upon meeting, to the everyday practices that shape how we relate to ourselves, our bodies, and the world around us.We explore what it means to return to your “quintessence”—your essential self—and how practices like gratitude, embodiment, and self-inquiry become anchors for living in truth rather than performance.At its core, this episode is about authenticity as a lived practice, not an idea—and how the body becomes the place where clarity, compassion, and self-trust actually land.✨ In this episode, we explore:The experience of instant recognition and synchronicity between peopleShared symbols, meaning-making, and the stories we build around connection“Quintessence” and the daily practice of returning to your essenceAuthenticity vs. performance, and the courage to be fully yourselfMagnetism, resonance, and why some connections deepen while others dissolveGratitude practices and their role in shaping perception and emotional stateHealth as a form of self-experimentation, data, and long-term awarenessPrevention, discipline, and the quiet power of consistencyThe body as the gateway to self-compassion and emotional integrationWhy presence and sensation matter more than intellectual understandingNavigating criticism, projection, and emotional reactivityIntellectual humility and the limits of what we actually “know”Original thought, lived experience, and evolving truthPresence as a healing force in relationships and everyday lifeSelf-forgiveness, emotional regulation, and breaking inner loopsLove, belonging, and the human need to be seen and metHow authenticity is not a destination—but a continuous returnThis conversation is a reminder that presence is often more transformative than insight—and that the body is where truth becomes real.And that living as yourself isn’t something you achieve once, but something you practice continuously.If this episode resonates, I’d love to hear what landed for you.— Manuela ✨Connect with Ezzie:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ezziespencer/?hl=enWebsite: https://www.ezziespencer.com/aboutConnect with me:Website: www.manuelawelton.comWork with me 1:1: https://www.manuelawelton.com/appoint...Instagram: @manuelawelton

In this episode, I open up about the realities and challenges of bringing a creative vision to life, especially when doubt and uncertainty arise. This is an honest reflection on what it truly takes to launch something meaningful — honoring the process, the people who support us, and the courage required to move forward even when the path isn’t clear.I talk about the dance between contraction and expansion that comes with creating, and how the journey often asks us to confront our own fears and inner judgments more than anything outside ourselves. I share the hope that through this platform, we can explore different perspectives, grow through vulnerability, and reconnect with deeper parts of ourselves and each other.✨ The sacredness of the creative process and honoring every step ✨ Navigating self-doubt and the noise of the mind ✨ The power of community and support behind every dream ✨ Accessing source, connection, and healing through creativity ✨ Expanding into your vision even when fear is presentThis is an invitation: step into your creative act, whatever it looks like for you. Paint, write, dance, share your story — and don’t let fear hold you back from building the world you envision.Connect with me: Website: www.manuelawelton.comInstagram: @manuelawelton Substack: @manuelawelton

In this episode, I speak about the fear of losing control during deeply divisive and uncertain times, and what it means to stay grounded within ourselves as the world around us feels increasingly chaotic. This is an invitation to reconnect with your body, your emotions, and your inner compass — especially when external systems and structures feel unstable.I share reflections on collective grief, compassion, consciousness, and the importance of not bypassing our own humanity in the midst of global pain. We explore how fear, anger, and uncertainty can become opportunities for deeper awareness, healing, and connection — both individually and collectively.I also talk about: Navigating fear and uncertainty in divisive times Releasing the illusion of control and surrendering to the present The importance of feeling emotions through the body Compassion, collective consciousness, and healing Choosing presence, community, and love over fearConnect with me:Website: www.manuelawelton.comInstagram: @manuelaweltonSubstack: @manuelawelton

Welcome back to Here, Now, Human.I’m joined by two powerful voices in the somatic and spiritual space, Sah D’Simone and his partner Nathan Hirschaut, for a conversation that feels both grounding and expansive—one that bridges land, body, relationship, and truth.This episode is an invitation to remember something simple, yet deeply radical: that life changes when we shift from extraction to reciprocity. With nature. With others. With ourselves.We explore what it means to live in relationship—to the earth, to community, to the body—and how that connection reshapes everything from our nervous systems to our sense of purpose and belonging.From leaving city life to tending land, from silence retreats to somatic dance floors, this conversation weaves together embodiment, healing, and the courage to live differently.✨ In this episode, we explore:Reciprocity with nature and the impact of disconnectionWhy generosity is the foundation of true wealthLeaving the “collective hallucination” of city identityFarming, land stewardship, and nervous system healingThe illusion of status, money, and external validationLoneliness, community, and why relationships are the pointThe fear of judgment—and how to move beyond it“Micro-judgments” and reclaiming inner authorityDance as a portal to self-awareness and liberationThe body as a mirror for belief systems and emotional patternsSilence, retreats, and meeting the chaos withinMetacognition and “awareness of awareness”Letting go of emotional charge from past experiencesOriginal thought, authentic movement, and self-trustCreating a life rooted in connection, not performanceThis conversation is a reminder that freedom isn’t something we achieve—it’s something we uncover when we stop abandoning ourselves.That the smallest step—the smallest seed—can change everything.And that a life of connection, presence, and generosity might be the most meaningful form of wealth we can cultivate.Where in your life are you still performing… instead of relating?And what would shift if you chose connection over convenience?I’d love to hear what resonated most. DM me your reflections on Instagram @manuelawelton.Connect with Sah and Nathan:Website: https://practice.sahdsimone.com/Connect with me:Website: www.manuelawelton.comWork with me 1:1: https://www.manuelawelton.com/appoint...Instagram: @manuelaweltonThank you for being here.— Manuela ✨

In this episode, I share a powerful experience from my time in Colombia that brought me back to my roots — and face-to-face with what truly matters. Through a near-death moment, I realized that it’s not our achievements or identities that stay with us, but the love we’ve shared and the relationships we’ve nurtured.I also open up about accessing deeper layers of grief, allowing emotions to move through the body, and the truth that healing isn’t linear. This is an invitation to pause, feel, and reconnect with your body — and to remember that the depth of your grief is connected to the depth of your love.✨ Near-death perspective on love and relationships✨ Grief as a layered, ongoing process✨ Feeling and releasing emotions through the body✨ Returning to your roots and inner child✨ Choosing presence, awareness, and gratitudeConnect with me:Website: www.manuelawelton.comInstagram: @manuelaweltonSubstack: @manuelawelton

In this episode, I invite you back into your body and into movement. We begin with shaking — a simple but powerful way to move energy, release freeze, and regulate the nervous system. It’s a practice that helped me shift out of my own stuck state, and I offer it to you here.From there, I reflect on something deeper: what truly matters. While sitting in the jungle in Colombia, I had a clear realization — when we leave this planet, it’s not our achievements or titles that stay with us. It’s the love we shared. The way we showed up for the people around us.We explore endings and beginnings, heartbreak and collective change, and how grief can open us to a deeper access to the heart. I also share why tending to your roots — your family, your foundation, your relationships — is essential if you want your gifts to grow in a sustainable way.Shaking and movement to release freezeWhy love matters more than achievement Tending your roots before reaching outward Art and creativity as nervous system regulation A call for elders, artists, and healers to step forwardThis episode is an invitation to move, to create, to connect — and to remember that love is the blueprint.Connect with me:Website: www.manuelawelton.comInstagram: @manuelaweltonSubstack: @manuelawelton

Welcome back to Here, Now, Human.I’m joined by Krista Williams—co-host of Almost 30, healer, and voice guide—for a conversation about reclamation. About losing your voice and finding it again. About spirituality beyond religion, ancestral silencing, body image, and what it truly means to embody love.We explore the body as portal, words as spells, and why the life you desire lives on the other side of your voice. This is an invitation to come home to yourself so fully that partnership, purpose, and expression become a natural extension of your safety within.✨ In this episode, we explore:Parts work and integrating fragmented aspects of selfReclaiming spirituality beyond religious conditioningGod, Source, Creator — and the power of namingWords as creators of realityLosing (and reclaiming) the voiceThe ancestral silencing of womenThe womb–belly–throat connectionHow body image impacts vocal expressionVoice as a barometer for authenticityWhat “speaking your truth” really meansStepping into the identity of healerArchetypes and tarot as mirrors for evolutionCalling in sovereign partnershipManifestation in relationships post-divorceEmbodying love as “yes, and”Trusting divine timing in your creative workThis conversation is an invitation to listen differently—to your body, your breath, your voice.Where in your life are you still afraid to be heard? And what might shift if you allowed your voice to come all the way through—from womb to heart to throat?I’d love to hear what resonated most. DM me your reflections on Instagram: @manuelawelton.Connect with Krista:Podcast: Almost 30Book: Almost 30Instagram: @itskristaConnect with me:Website: www.manuelawelton.comWork with me 1:1: https://www.manuelawelton.com/appointments-caminoInstagram: @manuelaweltonThank you for being here.

In this episode, I’m coming to you from a place of heaviness—and honesty. The last week brought a lot of grief, fear, and anger, and I noticed myself freezing in ways I hadn’t in a long time. As someone who feels deeply, the events in the world right now hit hard, and I want to share what that’s like and how I’ve been navigating it.We slow down together, tuning into the body, the breath, and the present moment. I guide a few simple practices—placing hands on the heart and belly, breathing, rocking, and gentle movement—that help the nervous system settle and create space for feeling what’s really there. I also reflect on how grief, anger, and urgency can show up in our bodies, and how tending to ourselves allows us to show up more fully for others.✨ In this episode, we explore: Feeling and naming the freeze, grief, and angerSimple practices to ground and regulate your nervous systemHow caring for yourself helps you stay present for othersSmall, doable ways to offer kindness and connectionRemembering that we are all connected, like mycelium beneath the surfaceThis episode is an invitation to slow down, breathe, and come back to yourself—even in the middle of chaos.Connect with me:Website: www.manuelawelton.comInstagram: @manuelaweltonSubstack: @manuelawelton

Welcome back to Here, Now, Human.I’m joined by Sahara Rose—bestselling author, podcast host, spiritual teacher, and artist—whose work has touched millions through her teachings on dharma, embodiment, and living in alignment with your soul’s truth. But what moved me most in this conversation wasn’t any single role she holds—it was her willingness to dissolve all of them.Sahara speaks candidly about heartbreak, dark nights of the soul, creativity as medicine, and the liberation that comes from releasing identity — even the spiritual ones. From sacred sites to sound frequencies, ancestry to music, devotion to play, this conversation moves like consciousness itself: fluid, surprising, and alive.Together, we explore what it means to shape-shift through life without attachment. To honor our stories without being defined by them. To recognize that consciousness isn’t fixed—it’s something we are constantly co-creating through our energy, our choices, and the way we show up in each moment.✨ In this episode, we explore:The many states of consciousness we move through dailyHow energy, tone, and presence shape every interactionReleasing attachment to identity, personality, and personal storiesWhy telling our story can heal—and when it can limit usCelebrating each other beyond shared struggleCreativity and music as portals for healing and remembranceDark nights of the soul as initiations into deeper embodimentRedefining service, dharma, and what it truly means to helpChoosing joy, play, and beauty as spiritual practiceTrusting the unfolding—even when the path is unknownThis conversation is an invitation to soften—to let go of needing to define yourself so tightly, and instead allow yourself to become curious about who you are now.I’d love to hear from you:Where in your life are you being invited to release an old identity? And what might become possible if you allowed yourself to change? DM me your thoughts on Instagram @manuelawelton.Connect with Sahara: Website: https://iamsahararose.com/Instagram: @iamsahararoseConnect with me:Website: www.manuelawelton.comWork with me 1:1: https://www.manuelawelton.com/appointments-caminoInstagram: @manuelaweltonThank you for being here.