Author: Jane Donovan

We know a little about spiritual birthing, but how often do people discuss spiritual dying? With euthanasia still illegal in Australia, the challenge to turn death away from the sterile, disempowered experience it is for so many elderly people into one of joyful choice, control and awareness remains an uphill battle. In this episode, Rebecca and Jane discuss and compare different ‘exit’ stories and introduce some new ways of looking at ‘crossing dimensions’ like you may never have considered before.

Compassion is a vibration that is rarely explored or understood to a true depth, and in today’s episode, Jane and Rebecca analyse it from a number of different angles. Includes wisdom from the Dalai Lama and Mother Teresa, true personal experiences as to how to approach every day situations more empathetically, and the similarly-linked concepts of forgiveness, acceptance, tolerance and the Jungian ‘shadow side’.

In this episode, Rebecca and Jane challenge the notion that ‘introvert’ and ‘extrovert’ actually exist at all, explore the underlying reasons for such radical differences in social behaviour, and gently push the listeners to address their own blocks, shortcomings and private fears when it comers to relating to others in a public context.

In this special hour-long episode, Jane and Rebecca delve deeply into one of society’s most prevalent and misunderstood issues – that of addiction, addictive tendencies and unhealthy behavioural patterns. Filled with new spiritual wisdom, real solutions and personal stories, this show is ideal for anyone who has ever struggled with addiction – or for the friends, family and partners of addicts.

This week, Jane and Rebecca help to differentiate between ‘Am I imagining that I’m going to be in a car crash’ versus ‘Am I sensing a premonition that I’m going to be in a car crash’? Includes discussion of basic channelling skills, setting your intention before dialling up the universe, using different parts of the body to ‘receive’ messages and the power and importance of imagination.

This week, the amazing Inge Sarathulsingh joins the show to explain what is happening from a spiritual, emotional and physical perspective when a woman’s body undergoes menopause. The founder of www.embracingyourfifties.com, Inge specialises in working with 50+ women and explains that the reason for ‘symptoms’ such as hot flushes, irritability and libido changes is due to a woman not honouring and believing in herself, rather than a physiological imbalance of hormones and chemicals.

This week, due to popular demand, Bec and Jane bring you crazy cosmic content! From better understanding what is meant by the interchangeable terms ‘Ascension/New Earth/Fifth Dimension’, to discussing the Illuminati/New World Order and a quick explanation of the Akashic Records, this episode is sure to provide some brain gymnastics to open and flex your beliefs beyond what you might have considered possible!

Friendships are a fundamental part of our lives, and the ability to manage them well and effectively is an imperative life skill. In this episode, Jane and Rebecca discuss some of the different scenarios that occur within friendships, how to find other like-minded souls (particularly when living in isolated areas) and what to do when a friendship feels like it’s reached it’s natural end.

Feeling stuck? Impatient for something to happen? Anxious about the future? In this episode, Rebecca and Jane explore why Westerners have so much trouble being patient, and provide a range of tips and techniques for calming back down into the Now Moment and surrendering to the Universe’s greater divine plan with full trust and surrender.

In every day life, we often bump up against resistance – other people’s words, opinions, behaviours or morals that we feel deep disagreement with. This episode deconstructs conflict to better understand why it occurs, how personal fears and communication breakdown come into play, and how to recover afterwards in healthy and spiritually insightful ways. Also includes discussion on the ‘Social Mirror’ and releasing attachment to outcomes