Podcasts about igniting your divine spark

In this episode I talk to Sera Beak. We take a really deep dive into the world of soul, which is Seras expertise. Sera is a mystic, a poet, and a Harvard trained scholar of comparative world religions. She has written three books: Red, Hot and Holy - A Heretics Love Story, Redvelations - A Souls Journey to Becoming Human, and The Red Book - A Deliciously Unorthodox Approach to Igniting Your Divine Spark. Sera has been called a “Soul Whisperer” because she is able to intuitively sense souls and instinctually know how to reconnect a human with their Soul. Our conversation was centered around the question of how to live in alignment with our soul, but we also touched on things such as the relationship between soul and sexuality and soul and non-duality, and, of course, soul and purpose. Find out more about Sera here: serabeak.com. Work with Pauli Saari: Pauli Saari is a certified Purpose Guide. If you are interested in working with him you can contact him here: paulisaari.com/contact. Podcast extra materials: You can find extra materials for this episode and all the other episodes here: paulisaari.com/member-signup.

Text the word JOURNAL to 202-217-0704 to receive journal prompts & to connect 1:1 with me!! YES that’s my # and it’s ME! Download The Tap into the Frequency of Money FREE Meditation here! Come say hi over on Instagram In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: Reigniting with your soul Some ways you might be spiritually bypassing  Unconscious to your trauma  Meeting Sarah Who are you to be a healer What is your lineage of love  Lessons from Jesus and Mary Magdalene Being fully human The untold love of Jesus and Magdalene  Your body holds the truth Ways to begin being fully human Bringing light to the darkness without making it heavy What’s your souls contribution  Shownotes: In today's episode I am talking with Sera Beak about reigniting with your soul, being fully human and the pure love of Jesus and Mary Magdalene. We go deep into the truth that our body holds, the memories we have about the resurrection of Jesus, and bringing forth the lineage of love. Sera shares with us the story of Sarah, how she became aware of the daughter of Jesus and Magdalene. You will hear tips on how to bring light into the darkness without making it heavy. Let’s tap into your soul and help you stop bypassing the important lessons.  Who is Sera Beak? Sera Beak is a world-traveled Harvard trained scholar of comparative world religions and author of Redvelations: A Soul’s Journey to Becoming Human (2018), Red Hot and Holy: A Heretic’s Love Story (2013), and The Red Book: A Deliciously Unorthodox Approach to Igniting Your Divine Spark (2006). The New York Times called her one of the “new role models” for her generation and her work has been published in magazines ranging from People to the Dutch Glamour, Spirituality and Health and Publisher’s Weekly. She gives talks, private sessions, classes, and retreats focused on the radical reality of the Soul and its messy beautiful love affair with being human. She has a strong affinity for animals, bloopers, subtle realms and swear words. Connect with Sera:instagram |  website

Sera Beak is a Harvard-trained scholar of comparative world religions who spent years traveling the world studying spirituality with Tibetan monks, Croatian mystics, shamans, Sufi dervishes, and more. She is the best-selling author of The Red Book: A Deliciously Unorthodox Approach to Igniting Your Divine Spark and Red Hot and Holy: A Heretic's Love Story, has appeared in The New York Times, People, and Publisher's Weekly, and on NPR, The Dr. Oz Show, and Oprah and Friends. She has won critical acclaim from myriad spiritual thinkers including Neale Donald Walsch, Mirabai Starr and Christiane Northrup and been described as one of the “new role models” for our generation by The New York Times. In this conversation we talk about her abrupt re-awakening in 2009, finding your soul in dark times, the epidemic of soul loss in society today, and how to find your center when all else seems lost. This conversation was recorded before Covid-19 and seems eerily more acute in our current period of isolation.

Sera Beak is a world-traveled Harvard trained scholar of comparative world religions and author of Redvelations: A Soul’s Journey to Becoming Human (2018), Red Hot and Holy: A Heretic’s Love Story (2013), and The Red Book: A Deliciously Unorthodox Approach to Igniting Your Divine Spark (2006). She gives talks, private sessions and retreats focused on the radical reality of the Soul and its messy beautiful love affair with being human. She has a strong affinity for animals, bloopers, subtle realms and swear words. In this episode, Sera and Sarah are spiritual beings having a human experience. They discuss the importance of recognizing and reclaiming our human souls, the prevalence of soul loss in this crazy world, and how touching into our deepest wounds can activate our divinity as humans. Learn more about Sera Beak and Head/Heart Therapy: www.headhearttherapy.com/podcast   Let’s be friends! You can find me in the following places...   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WoundedHealr/ https://www.facebook.com/HeadHeartTherapy/   Instagram: @headhearttherapy   Twitter: @WoundedHealr @HeadHeart_Chi  

Sera Beak is a scholar of comparative religions who has conferred with shamans, monks, and mystics the world over. She is the author of The Red Book: A Deliciously Unorthodox Approach to Igniting Your Divine Spark and Red Hot and Holy: A Heretic's Love Story. With Sounds True, she has most recently published Redvelations: A Soul's Journey to Becoming Human. In this episode of Insights at the Edge, Tami Simon speaks with Sera about the fragmentation of the soul and the journey that Sera undertook when she realized that pieces of her own soul had gone missing. They discuss the passage of core wounds between lifetimes and Sera's experiences of remembering and reclaiming Sarah, the forgotten daughter of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, as a lost part of her own soul. Sera describes how she reckoned with her experiences—first wanting to not share them with anyone else, and then growing into the realization that to not do so would be to abandon a key part of her essential self. Finally, Tami and Sera talk about how to embody true, divine love and how this eternal love transmits through "the organic lineage" of all life. (61 minutes)

Sera Beak is a Harvard-trained scholar of comparative world religions. She spent years traveling the world studying spirituality – from whirling with Sufi dervishes to meeting the Dalai Lama on her 21st birthday. The New York Times has called Sera one of the new “role models” of our generation. Sera is the author of The Red Book: A Deliciously Unorthodox Approach to Igniting Your Divine Spark and Red Hot & Holy: A Heretic’s Love Story.

This episode's guest is Sera Beak. Sera is a Harvard-trained scholar of comparative world religions who has spent years traveling the world studying spirituality. From ‘whirling’ with Sufi dervishes to meeting the Dalai Lama on her 21st birthday; from taking the host from a Croatian Catholic mystic who had the stigmata to having life-altering visions with shamans (and everything in between). The New York Times called Sera one of the new “role models” for her generation. Sera is the author of Red Hot and Holy: A Heretic’s Love Story and The Red Book: A Deliciously Unorthodox Approach to Igniting Your Divine Spark. Sera was a featured presenter at the 2013 and 2014 Emerging Women Live Conferences. In this episode, Sera and I speak about: The Color Red How she connects Sexuality and Sensuality with Spirituality Holding the Divine Feminine as ‘Sacred’ The “False Feminine” and the misuse of Feminine Power And finally, the Female Archetypes that have served her the most   Tune in to listen to my conversation “Red Hot & Holy” with the ‘Red’volutionary: Sera Beak. Subscribe to the Emerging Women podcast on iTunes. Transcript: Chantal Pierrat: Hello, Sera, welcome! Sera Beak: Thank you for having me! It’s great to be here with you. CP: It’s so good to hear your voice again. The last time we were together was Emerging Women Live 2013, so I feel like we haven’t really caught up. Your talk was so powerful, I’m still thinking about it. So it’s great to connect with you again and dig in a little deeper. SB: Definitely. I loved what you created there. I still feel honored to be a part of it and to be with all those incredible women, both the presenters and the people who were participating in the crowd. It was so right on, so thank you for creating it. CP: Awesome. It was great. It felt magical. Well, one of the things I wanted to dig into was you have two books out: The Red Book and Red Hot and Holy. And my first question for you is to tell us about Red. Is it the color red? The energy of red? What are you talking about when you are referring to Red? SB: [Laughs] That’s the big question. Well, red, I think, is universal. I know that that color and that energy of red tends to resonate with many, many women, even if they have certain ideas around it or even baggage around the color red. Red tends to be associated, usually, with the lower chakra or primal consciousness or promiscuity or a race car or anger or rage. So there are a ton of different qualities on top of Red. But for me, and this is true, I feel like, for many women, we’ve also discovered that red is a real powerhouse of our own divine feminine nature and holiness and intention and sensuality and life force and creativity and passion. So for me, red began to show up in my life in these ways that I call divine winks or synchronicities, and it reflected all those qualities. It felt like it was a color that was trying to get my attention and remind me of my own soul blood and life force and my own distinct assets. So it became a real diving force in my life and something I kind of followed. And I also felt like I was being followed by red. Over the years, it really transformed less into something that I was trying to show other women and make other women jump on board to my Red bandwagon, and it became more of a personal reflection of my own distinct soul. It went through its own metamorphosis with me, but I still really know and find that it’s an incredibly powerful color and energy for many women to come back into contact with. Especially because it’s been shoved to the corners of most spiritualities. So that when we come back to it and we start questioning, “What is Red for me?” a lot of ripe, juicy material ends up arising. CP: And when did this happen? When did you start connecting to Red? Where were you in your life? SB: Well, I would say since I was a child, I really felt this divine feminine power and presence a...

At the top of the hour we have Fr. Paul Smith, pastor of Broadway Baptist Church discussing his book Is It Okay to Call God "Mother" - Considering the Feminine Face of God.  Paul Smith challenges the church to biblical fidelity and justice in its worship language.  We'll also ask him to discuss the chapter in his book his publisher made him leave out of his most recent book, Integral Christianity-The Spirit's Call to Evolve, entitled "Leading Change and Causing Trouble" Wrapping up the show tonight is Sera Beak, The New York Times called her one of the new “role models” for her generation.  She's the author of The Red Book: A Deliciously Unorthodox Approach to Igniting Your Divine Spark and the forthcoming book, Red Hot and Holy: A Heretic's Love Story.  NOTE:  Sophia banner below is the work of noted scholar and artist Lydia Ruyle.

Spiritual Cowgirl and author of “The Red Book: A Deliciously Unorthodox Approach to Igniting Your Divine Spark” shows us how to grow a pair and be yourself.