To celebrate their 150th episode, Jane and Rebecca have brought in party sound-effects and are dishing up plenty of juicy behind-the-scenes goss about the Love-Life Show! Learn more about your favourite hosts, their private lives, how the show is produced and have a giggle as Jane and Rebecca celebrate this exciting milestone.
What happens when the people we hold up on pedestals for being ‘perfect’ let us down? Or when someone we consider to be uber-spiritual reveals an unsettling amount of ego? In this episode, Jane and Rebecca explore the collapse of guru culture and the importance of honouring your own wisdom and the belief ‘I am whole and complete, just as I am right now’
As a friend or healer, how do you handle the frustration of ‘unevolved’ people who won’t accept help? How do you deal with long-running situations that won’t resolve in your favour? How do you handle sitting in others’ negative judgement when you’ve had a bright spiritual idea? This episode explores the vibrations of patience, faith, peace, acceptance and divine surrender. The truth will always out, and situations always have divine outcomes, but in the meantime, while you’re waiting… here are some tools to boost your inner strength and perseverance!
This week, a listener asks Jane and Rebecca to discuss ‘how social media affects our lives and our spirituality’. From delving into the personal boundaries and ‘mirroring’ that occurs on Facebook and YouTube, to phone addiction and how to handle Internet ‘trolls’, this topic is a must-listen for all consciously-aware people who use social media every single day.
The opposite of emotional unavailability is co-dependency, or the inability to put oneself first in a relationship. Co-dependents are typically needy and riddled with fears and shame about stating their worth, usually due to behaviours learned in childhood. In this episode, Rebecca and Jane describe the steps needed to overcome unhealthy codependency and aspire to a more ‘interdependent’ dynamic.
Do you have a finely-honed sense of when it’s appropriate to sit back, be polite and say nothing during a particularly controversial moment, versus when you should be defending your beliefs – and why it’s vitally important to do so? In this episode, Jane and Rebecca explore good manners versus integrity, education versus preaching, loyalty, racism, fence-sitters, and the importance of being able to back yourself and speak your truth in any situation.
Have you ever looked at menstruation as a sacred, wonderful event to be celebrated? After this episode you will! Jane and Rebecca richly explore body shaming, life and moon cycles, menopause, the triple-goddess and rites of passage in order to encourage women (and men) to better connect with, honour and understand the sacred cycles of their bodies.
In this ground-breaking episode, international clinical hypnotherapist and trainer Craig Homonnay describes emotions and feelings like you’ve never heard them explained before. With his 15 years’ experience in marrying science with spirituality, experimenting with hypnotic drugs and healing chronic diseases through hypnotism, Craig’s level of knowledge is inspiring, revolutionary and – for his patients – utterly life-changing.
Are you the kind of person who finds it hard to complete projects or commitments? Do you struggle to make decisions? Are you worried about people-pleasing and living the life other people want you to live, which is paralysing you from following your own secret dreams? In this episode, Jane and Rebecca address a number of reasons why people lack self-discipline, providing loads of tools and techniques for gaining closure and completing cycles
What’s going on when feelings of jealousy and insecurity rear their ugly head? Alternatively, how do you handle incidents in your life where others are jealous and spiteful of you? In this episode, Jane and Rebecca explore the deeper feelings of low self-worth underpinning jealousy, and also discuss the importance of calling other people ‘out’ when they retract into passive aggressive and/or resentful behaviour because of their own unrealised feelings.
