A podcast about navigating life & exploring spirituality using the heart as our compass.

The thing that has really kept me going is my faith and trust in the divine. It's my faith and trust in God that honestly keeps me going at all times. The healing process just isn't rainbows and unicorns. — Allison Hollister

If you'd healed as a person, as an individual, if you were more in alignment with your higher self, and if you were someone who did actually follow the mantra of like what we say at the end of the show, which is like that my journey is at the, you know, for the harm of none and for the good of all, you know what I mean? Like if that was something that every single person actually practiced, then we would have heaven on earth. - Alan Mehanna

I don't like the word failing because I don't think that gives humanity any hope. I think there's always hope. As long as we're alive and as long as we're breathing, as long as we wake up the next day there there's hope. I think we need to reprioritize what really matters. You know, I just feel like we've hit like this almost like this breaking point. You know, like what really matters. What really matters. And it's a huge transformation point in humanity. - Allison Hollister

“So many times we are so afraid of what could be on the other side that we end up not taking that leap of faith. What happens as a consequence is that we end up going nowhere… instead of going anywhere, we end up going nowhere.” — Alan Mehanna

“Surrendering to the destruction is surrendering to love. If God is the Generator, the Operator, and the Destroyer, and God is Love… then why else would God destroy something? Why else would we have to go through the destruction in our lives and in the world?” — Allison Hollister

“We don’t just transform one or two or three times in our life time. I think every day is a series of transformations, as long as our hearts are open and we want to see the truth.” — Allison Hollister

“I think that is the biggest challenge for some people. We become so comfortable with the stagnation of who we are. We become so comfortable with the life that we built based on all that conditioning that we are too afraid to let it go.” — Alan Mehanna

“Changing the way we look at things…letting there be room for not knowing…being in acceptance of what is… just letting there be room for more because growth doesn’t end. There’s a technology, some of the things I learned… I just wanted to learn more. It doesn’t make me holy. It doesn’t make anybody more holy. We’re all the same. It’s just in the way that you perceive all of it. And there’s always room for more. As long as we’re in a human body. There is room for growth.” — Allison Hollister

”Ultimately, it’s such a reflexive answer, right? It’s like ‘Oh yeah, I know.’ And it’s like No, no, I don’t know, actually. Again, when you say the words ‘I know’ you end the conversation, you end that possibility of learning, of growing, of seeing a different perspective, you just close the door. It’s extremely dismissive even if it’s not your intention to do so.” — Alan Mehanna