Spiritually Inspired: thought-provoking show that explores spirituality, consciousness, and energy healing

Send us Fan MailJeffrey Eisen, a channeler, intuitive healer, and coach, talks about his work with a non-physical guide called Shaltazar and his mission of shifting the planet’s consciousness one person at a time. After more than 30 years in the family business, Eisen began a search at age 50 that led through early-morning meditation, a shaman who found a “tar field” of unexpressed emotion in his lower chakras, and the free-flow journaling that opened his connection to Shaltazar. He explains why he works one-on-one rather than with large groups, why he sees channeling as a gift everyone has, and why he insists that all truth on Earth is relative. The conversation also covers numerology, his shift toward “practical spirituality,” his decision to stop reading books and let life be his teacher, and how self-acceptance helped him through changed relationships with his religion, friends, and family.www.JeffreyEisen.comSupport the show

Send us Fan MailLady V (Tivona Elliott-Clark) — survivor, lupus warrior, spiritual coach, and Second Chance advocate — shares about a life that took her from street life and a near-fatal health crisis to turning 50 as a published author, certified coach, and justice reform fighter. Lady V traces her R.O.A.R. framework (Release, Overcome, Awaken, Rise) through her own lived experience, explaining that Release is always the hardest and longest stage because it requires radical honesty with oneself, and shares how a lupus diagnosis became the unexpected turning point that taught her to stop carrying other people’s stress as her own. She also discusses her advocacy work around Georgia’s Second Chance Bill, fighting for over 5,000 eligible inmates whom a broken, century-old parole system refuses to release, drawing a direct line between her own near-conviction on false charges and her commitment to fighting for those who cannot fight for themselves.www.linktr.ee/LadyVenpSupport the show

Send us Fan MailMy interview with Jeff. Utter is live. Jeff — author, joy coach, and creator of the Joy Is the Key weekly mastermind — talks about the core teaching that has guided his life for 20 years: feel good first, and everything else follows. Drawing primarily on the Abraham-Hicks Law of Attraction framework alongside influences from Neville Goddard and Alan Watts, Jeff explains that emotions are not reactions to circumstances but a guidance system pointing toward or away from our truest nature, and that the real spiritual work is learning to orient thought and attention deliberately.Support the show

Send us Fan MailJo Kelly — acting coach, filmmaker, and founder of the Reset Journey — talks about a deceptively simple but radical proposition: that what every human being is searching for through therapy, spirituality, technology, and self-improvement tools already existed inside them before the world began conditioning it out. Drawing on 25-30 years of work with actors, singers, athletes, and CEOs, Kelly argues that the entire educational and cultural system functions as a “black belt training in disconnection,” and that the path back to aliveness, creativity, and authentic performance is not learning more but unlearning everything — undoing the knot that keeps people submerged, so they can rise naturally to the surface where breathing, creating, and connecting require no effort at all.https://tobeornottoact.com/Support the show

Send us Fan MailFiona Robertson — former tech entrepreneur, life coach, and soul guidance practitioner — talks about selling her million-pound business on the instruction of a spirit voice, traveling the world in pursuit of soul guidance, manifesting the exact house she had visualized in France, and eventually channeling a team of dragon guides led by a golden dragon named Seraphina. Robertson describes her approach to soul communication as fundamentally feeling-based rather than thinking-based, and outlines her programs — including a six-month immersive, a membership portal with weekly hot seats, and short-form manifesting programs — all built around the same core teaching her dragon guides returned to again and again: that humans are far more powerful than they realize, and that the world responds to how we feel, not what we say.Support the show

Send us Fan MailMy interview with Tahira Amir Sultan Khan, is live. Tahira  — former tech executive, co-founder of companies across Singapore, Dubai and India, and founder of ThroughTheGoldenDoor.com — talks about a profound 2013 soul-death-and-resurrection experience that permanently altered her consciousness, spiritual perception, and life mission. Tahira describes six months of daily breaking points culminating in what she calls a "soul fragmentation," followed by a resurrection marked by stigmata on her left palm and a visitation from a luminous, aquamarine-eyed divine being she ultimately understood as a representative of a highly advanced civilization showing humanity its own potential. Support the show

Send us Fan MailAustin Rampt — author of One Last Hit, addiction recovery speaker, and 12-step sponsor — shares about the long, brutal road from active addiction to rebuilding a meaningful life. Rampt traces his journey through more than eight rehab programs, a catastrophic relapse after nine years of sobriety that left him homeless in Mexico surrounded by Sinaloa Cartel members, and the slow realization that what he was truly searching for through drugs and alcohol was the answer to the question "who am I beyond everything I identify with?" He describes how writing his memoir defragmented his life over four years, how 12-step sponsorship works because addicts can instantly detect inauthenticity in anyone who hasn't lived the same experience, and how fatherhood became an unexpected mirror of his own spiritual condition — teaching him that his job is to hold boundaries, stay calm, and trust that the universe has the rest.www.onelasthitbook.comSupport the show

Send us Fan MailDr. Terrell Strayhorn — professor, dean, psychologist, minister, musician, and leading researcher on sense of belonging — talks about why human connection is not a soft concern but a measurable, neurologically grounded force that determines whether people thrive or fail in school, work, and life. Strayhorn explains the critical distinction between being alone and feeling lonely, traces belonging's impact from classrooms to COVID isolation wards, and discusses how mantras, music, singing, and shared breath can rapidly transform a group of strangers into a community. He also reflects on how his multiple identities — scholar, minister, musician, granddad — all ultimately serve the same mission: reminding every person they encounter that they matter, they are enough, and they belong here.www.terrellstrayhorn.comResources:https://auraverse.networkwww.claudiumurgan.comclaudiu@claudiumurgan.comhttps://spirituallyinspired.buzzsprout.comSubscribe for more videos! youtube.com/channel/UC6RlLkzUK_LdyRSV7DE6obQSupport the show

Send us Fan MailMichele Andina — pediatric nurse practitioner, medical anthropologist, PhD from Columbia University, and co-founder of Global Lightworkers United — about a life spent bridging worlds: American and European, scientific and spiritual, clinical and intuitive. Andina traces her path from nursing through 26 countries of public health work, including running a massive Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation HIV/AIDS prevention project across 12 districts in Maharashtra, India, to finally stepping into the psychic and mediumship gifts she first experienced at age four but suppressed for decades. She describes Global Lightworkers United as a deliberately flat, non-hierarchical community of nearly 300 members built on mutual sharing rather than discipleship, discusses personal sovereignty and responsibility as the foundation of conscious living, and closes with her belief that the more light individuals collectively bring into the world, the more darkness is naturally displaced.Support the show

Send us Fan MailDr. Fred Moss — 46-year mental health veteran, board-certified psychiatrist, and author of Welcome to Humanity: A Psychiatrist's Memoir and Case Against the Mental Health System — talks about why psychiatric diagnoses are, in his view, fundamentally made up, and why human connection heals in ways no medication can. Moss describes entering the field specifically because he disagreed with its direction, spending 37 years treating 30,000 patients while living in painful misalignment with the system around him, and eventually adopting the title "The UnDoctor" — dedicated to undiagnosing, unmedicating, and undoctrinating the people the system has failed. He argues that psychiatric labels only take hold when a patient agrees with them, that every human being is already having a spiritual experience whether they believe it or not, and closes with a powerful disclaimer: his message is specifically for the hundreds of millions of people who already sense the mental health system has not served them properly.whoisdrfred.comResources:https://auraverse.networkwww.claudiumurgan.comclaudiu@claudiumurgan.comhttps://spirituallyinspired.buzzsprout.comSubscribe for more videos! youtube.com/channel/UC6RlLkzUK_LdyRSV7DE6obQSupport the show