Everyday Intuition

In this episode, Coby and I sit down to have a chit chat about our beloved pets, both the ones that are nestled deep into our hearts now, and the ones that are gone but not forgotten. We talk about how they showed up at critical times in our lives, the ways they healed us, awakened our intuition, and most importantly, taught us about participating in the highest good for the greatest number. Pets, like anyone or anything we care about, give us opportunities to feel safe trusting and listening to our intuition-unabashedly. We are having a lot of fun with this new format and hope to bring you more in the future! What would you like us to discuss?And most importantly, what is your favorite candy/Reeses variety? :)InstaFBwww.susangorman.netFor audio sorcery: [email protected]

Hey Everyone, meet Coby! Coby, meet Everyone! In this episode, Coby and I have our first official chit chat session about one of our mutual loves: plants. We talk about how we were guided to meet one another, which as it happens is yet another great example of how intuition moves us to be part of opportunities to be present for the highest good for the greatest number. *We continue into a discussion about how we learned to care for our plants, how we got comfortable listening to them and how to use intuition to help them thrive. Conclusion: no one should be afraid to talk to their plant babies!Mentioned in this episode: Krystal of Plants With Krystal, Moon Lady Plants in Biddeford, Maine, Darryl Cheng of @houseplantjournal, Jordan's Jungle in Pawtucket RI, and Wilson Farm in Lexington, MA*not-a- spoiler and something I forgot to mention! What makes our meeting even more serendipitous is the fact that Coby's Mom made her appointment with me weeks ahead of time.

In this episode I'm reading from a piece I wrote in 2019. It's about shattering some of the myths and misconceptions about intuition so it can become as normal to you and breathing in and out. If you’ve been listening to this podcast, you’re probably starting to get it by now that I really, really, really want you to have a strong connection to your intuition. Basically, that means I will do anything legal to help make that possible. So let’s shine some daylight on one of the biggest myths and misconceptions about intuition: that it is rare.And of the things that you are going to have to accept if you want to have a great relationship with your intuition is that you are a product of the culture which seeks to marginalize it. This means if we’re lucky enough to experience our intuition at all, by the time we realize what’s happening our intuition has had to wade through layers and layers of muck just to get our attention.Join us as we go deep into how to do that dive!Thank you as always to Coby the wizardess [email protected] my socials: IGFBtranscript of this piece on my websiteThanks for listening!

Yes, I know! Spring has sprung! But hear me out~Valentine's Day (my favorite holiday) is eternal. There's a reason why it's such a flash point for all of our feelings about love. Even if you can't stand this holiday, there are ways in which it points us toward the deepest truths and vulnerabilities in ourselves, and when we own those, we can be liberated by a truly authentic expression of love. In this episode I'm reading from a piece I reprise every year, going back to 2016. I've given it a glow-up and hope you get something meaningful out of it!Love you, Friends. Remember: More love=more intuition ;)Thanks as always to the best sound engineer ever [email protected] FacebookIGRead the transcript of this episode

We're back and we missed you! This season we're live from the blog! I'm sharing my writing about intuition, life, and intuitive spirituality by reading both new pieces and some from the archive, and I'll also share my thoughts about them with you. In this episode I'm reading a deeply personal piece, What Was Burned and What Wasn't, about what it was like to grow up in Pacific Palisades, and my reflections on the tragic fires that destroyed the place I first called home. If you're able to give, these good orgs are still accepting donations for what will be a very long recovery effort: The Altadena Library FoundationLAPL Palisades Branch Recovery FundBest FriendsWorld Kitchen Mutual Aid L. A.Please be in touch, I love hearing from you!Find me on Instagram, Facebook, Bluesky, and SubstackThanks as always to the sound goddess Coby Gray Read the transcript of this episode on my blog