This is a stream-of-consciousness, channeled episode recorded from inside the infrared sauna on my phone. You’ll hear 23 minutes at 149 degrees F, my breath, my prayers, my discomfort, and what moves through me as I stay present with myself in heat and narrate my experience. This is not a teaching episode in the traditional sense. It’s an invitation into a lived, embodied moment in my real life, there are awkward pauses and all. Earlier that day, I worked intentionally with the sacramen...
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This is a stream-of-consciousness, channeled episode recorded from inside the infrared sauna on my phone. You’ll hear 23 minutes at 149 degrees F, my breath, my prayers, my discomfort, and what moves through me as I stay present with myself in heat and narrate my experience. This is not a teaching episode in the traditional sense. It’s an invitation into a lived, embodied moment in my real life, there are awkward pauses and all. Earlier that day, I worked intentionally with the sacramen...
What if ADHD isn’t a disorder, but a message from your nervous system and an invitation to heal? In this episode, I explore ADHD through a trauma- and nervous-system-informed lens, sharing how I have learned to regulate, focus, and create without stimulant medication. Drawing from both science and spirit, I explain how microdosing, embodiment, and intentional ritual can help rewire the brain and bring balance back to the body. Whether you’ve been diagnosed with ADHD or simply struggle t...
Embodied Microdosing Podcast
This is a stream-of-consciousness, channeled episode recorded from inside the infrared sauna on my phone. You’ll hear 23 minutes at 149 degrees F, my breath, my prayers, my discomfort, and what moves through me as I stay present with myself in heat and narrate my experience. This is not a teaching episode in the traditional sense. It’s an invitation into a lived, embodied moment in my real life, there are awkward pauses and all. Earlier that day, I worked intentionally with the sacramen...
