Angelic Healing Podcast

Send us Fan MailDaniel, Emily, and Daina conclude their podcast mini-series by discussing the concept of thriving, with Daina explaining her frustration that many people have accepted that thriving is not an option for them and her desire to reignite hope in listeners who need to "get up and start running again." Emily describes thriving as living your best life through alignment and intentional choices rather than having everything be perfect, while Daina shares her formula of doing the work, executing the plan, and acknowledging God as her source, emphasizing that this cycle now happens quickly in her daily life as evidence of her growth. Daniel connects thriving to childlike wonder and unencumbered freedom, explaining how gratitude during successful moments changes one's relationship with hard work by creating positive associations with effort, and he encourages listeners to identify moments of thriving in their lives and appreciate the steps that led there.  Introduction Support the showFor more exclusive content or information please visit our website @ angelichealing.ca

Send us Fan MailDaniel, Daina, and Emily discuss "revive" as the second part of their three-part miniseries on the Angelic Healing Podcast, exploring what it means to seek a life force injection after surviving difficult periods. The hosts examine how revival requires making space by letting go of survival patterns and unhealthy coping mechanisms like doom scrolling or substance use, with Daniel emphasizing that "what you turn to in crisis is where your Christ is" and stressing the importance of choosing healthy energy sources over destructive ones. They share personal experiences about breaking phone addiction and postpartum recovery, noting how revival involves conscious choices to replace mindless habits with intentional connections to God, nature, and meaningful relationships. Daina concludes by acknowledging that while revival brings back control and power, it also brings responsibility to sustain positive changes and build systems that support thriving rather than returning to survival mode.Introduction Support the showFor more exclusive content or information please visit our website @ angelichealing.ca

Send us Fan MailDaniel, Daina, and Emily discuss their upcoming three-part mini-series focused on the journey from surviving to thriving. In this episode, they examine what it means to truly survive rather than just exist. Daina explains that survival often involves recognizing when you're merely "getting through" each day rather than living, while Daniel emphasizes that surviving requires forward momentum despite difficulty and stress, comparing it to primitive survival where progress is hard-won. The conversation explores how people in survival mode often blame external circumstances and other people for their struggles, but Emily and Daina note that real progress comes from recognizing personal responsibility and reclaiming control over one's responses, even when external challenges are valid. Daniel challenges listeners further by suggesting that refusing to create happiness while waiting for circumstances to change is actually a form of self-imposed hostage negotiation, and the episode concludes with Daina observing that the transition from surviving to reviving occurs when people realize their soul is dying despite their human self-managing daily tasks.Introduction Support the showFor more exclusive content or information please visit our website @ angelichealing.ca

Send us Fan MailDaniel and Daina host Diane Haworth on their Angelic Healing Podcast as part of Daina's Shine the Light Project, where Diane discusses her work as a heart-centered success coach and author of "How to Choose Love When You Just Want to Slap Somebody." Diane shares her personal journey through grief, explaining how caring for her dying father and later her husband led her to develop the Be Love Principles, which include greeting everyone with an open heart without agenda, seeing divine essence in all, forgiving quickly and completely, and remembering that we are all light connected to the divine. She emphasizes that true healing and spiritual growth come from internal alignment rather than external solutions, describing how love guided her through traumatic experiences and transformed her understanding of relationships from ego-based to love-based connections. Want to check out more from Diane L Haworth?https://www.beloveprinciples.org/https://www.facebook.com/DianeLHaworthIntroduction Support the showFor more exclusive content or information please visit our website @ angelichealing.ca

Send us Fan MailDaniel and Emily discuss the fundamental question "Who the heck are you?" as the culmination of their mini-series on self-exploration, moving beyond surface-level labels like job titles or family roles to discover one's authentic self. Emily recalls Daniel's challenging exercise where he rejected her list of 50 identity descriptors, ultimately leading her to understand that "you are who you choose to be" in each moment, which initially frustrated her due to its simplicity. Daniel explains that true self-discovery requires stripping away environmental conditioning and societal programming to reconnect with who you were originally created to be, using the metaphor of building a custom car where you can choose which aspects of your upbringing and experiences to keep or discard. They emphasize that personal journeys involve exploration and flexibility, allowing people to test different spiritual practices and life approaches until they build something that authentically serves them, with the understanding that the journey itself builds the "car" rather than providing it as an end reward.Introduction Support the showFor more exclusive content or information please visit our website @ angelichealing.ca

Send us Fan MailDaniel and Emily discuss the concept of "who's in your reach" as part of their mini-series, exploring how gifted people often feel frustrated when they believe there's no one around to help or affect. Daniel identifies three main aspects of reach: first, who around you can be affected by you changing or being more authentic; second, connecting to God's unlimited reach where anyone can be brought into your path; and third, being mindful about who you keep outside your reach or limit influence from, particularly those who may negatively impact your spiritual journey. Emily emphasizes that everyone is within reach through intentional choice, sharing how choosing to listen and understand rather than argue transformed a disagreement with her partner Luke into productive resolution, and both hosts conclude that the most important question is which version of yourself you choose to reach for in any given moment.Introduction Support the showFor more exclusive content or information please visit our website @ angelichealing.ca

Send us Fan MailDaniel and Emily discuss the concept of having a "tool belt" for both personal navigation and helping others, with Emily initially focusing on everyday tools like grounding while Daniel emphasizes self-knowledge and inner peace as his primary tools. They explore whether people wear their metaphorical tool belts constantly or only during specific moments, with Daniel criticizing the "trendy spiritual" approach of using rituals to connect and disconnect from spiritual guidance, arguing that God and spiritual gifts are always present. Emily shares a recent experience of spontaneously healing a stranger in an Uber, illustrating how spiritual tools require practice and courage to use effectively, while Daniel emphasizes that excuses often occupy the first slots in people's tool belts and that choosing growth over avoidance determines how clearly one can hear divine guidance.Introduction Support the showFor more exclusive content or information please visit our website @ angelichealing.ca

Send us Fan MailTrigger Warning - SA Trauma Daniel and Daina host Shannon Curtis, founder of Angel Goddess Healing, who shares her transformative journey from trauma and addiction to becoming an intuitive coach and author. Shannon recounts how a plant medicine experience with Ibogaine helped her recover repressed memories of childhood sexual trauma and achieve profound forgiveness of her perpetrator, which she describes as experiencing unconditional love alongside the essence of God. She explains how this spiritual breakthrough, combined with years of prior healing work including treatment for prescription drug addiction, led her to help others navigate trauma recovery and plant medicine integration. When Shannon's teenage daughter later experienced her own sexual trauma, Shannon channeled a children's book titled "No More Monsters Under the Bed: Shining Your Light on the Dark," which serves as a healing tool for trauma survivors of all ages. The conversation explores themes of unconditional love, the importance of allowing others their struggles rather than trying to rescue them, and Shannon's approach of meeting people where they are in their healing journey while emphasizing that forgiveness means releasing others' pain rather than condoning harmful behavior.Want to check out more from Shannon Curtis?https://angelgoddesshealing.com/Introduction Support the showFor more exclusive content or information please visit our website @ angelichealing.ca

Send us Fan MailThe hosts discuss the concept of presence as the final part of their mini-series following disconnection and reconnection. They explore how presence requires mindfulness, choice, and effort but yields greater rewards than the "passive dopamine" people often seek. Daniel emphasizes that presence is fundamental to spiritual and personal journeys, existing only in the current moment where we can exert control. Daina describes presence as being in alignment with one's creation, even during difficult times, and suggests people should seek this alignment as intentionally as they seek distractions. Emily notes that while being present requires more initial effort than seeking quick dopamine hits, it creates easier maintenance long-term. The hosts agree that connecting to presence often takes just minutes but maintaining it requires commitment, and many people avoid presence out of fear of discovering their true capabilities and responsibilities. Introduction Support the showFor more exclusive content or information please visit our website @ angelichealing.ca

Send us Fan MailThe podcast hosts Daniel, Daina, and Emily discuss the concept of reconnection, exploring it as both an end and a beginning of a journey. Daina shares a personal experience of needing just two minutes of solitude by water to reconnect with herself and God, emphasizing that reconnection is about intentionally choosing what to plug back into after disconnection. The hosts stress the importance of being a "thermostat" rather than a "thermometer" in life—controlling one's environment rather than merely reacting to it—and suggest that reconnection requires gentle adjustments made "with a feather, not a hammer." They conclude that authentic presence comes from being centered and connected to oneself and God rather than external chaos, encouraging listeners to identify what they're connected to that they don't want to be and what they're not connected to but wish to be. Introduction Support the showFor more exclusive content or information please visit our website @ angelichealing.ca