The path from spiritual awakening to enlightenment comes in many forms and can be overwhelming at first. Internal peace arrives through Finding Love in the Chaos of Life by working with your Individual Spirit, opening your access to Universal Wisdom as a Spiritual Revolutionary.
Join hosts Jacqui Burnett and Tanagh-Jane Breytenbach for regular episodes as they unpack how to live a spirit-led life, gifting you the courage to challenge your perspective through the lens of Love.
Keep up with gripping conversations on self-healing, relationship dynamics and mental and physical illnesses as together we shine love and light on our shadows and all life’s chaos.
Jacqui and Tanagh share how they opened their shame, guilt and blame stories to Love while offering real-time coaching and unscripted Q&A with listeners around their challenging stories.
The path from spiritual awakening to enlightenment comes in many forms and can be overwhelming at first. Internal peace arrives through Finding Love in the Chaos of Life by working with your Individual Spirit, opening your access to Universal Wisdom as a Spiritual Revolutionary.
Guest: Kenny Archer
We’ve all heard the saying ‘the only thing holding you back is yourself.’
Jacqui and Tanagh unpack the limiting belief behind this saying with Kenny Archer, founder of Archer Inspirations.
What is mindfulness, and is mindfulness enough?
Mindfulness is a fast-growing practice. We take a look at how to utilize this practice in stepping into a Spirit-led life, and how the ego can sometimes trick us into believing that mindfulness on its own can be enough.
Francios Jacobs, from Franschhoek, South Africa, shares how, with humble beginnings, he became a wine host in ‘The Wine Studio’ at the esteemed farm Mullineux & Leeu and found a love for the art of winemaking.
Francios’s willingness to learn and grow is tangible.
Note: We apologize for the poor quality of this recording, but felt due to it’s authenticity that it needed to be posted just as it is.
Breast cancer survivor (thriver) and Reach for Recovery SA ambassador Marli Du Toit, from Cape Town, South Africa, shares her #DaretoBeLove story.
Shortly after turning 40 and amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Marli faced a magnitude of challenges: divorce, job loss, breast cancer and isolation. In this episode, Marli vulnerably shares her courageous story of Finding Love in the Chaos of her life while undergoing breast cancer treatment during a pandemic while navigating motherhood and job loss.
Pain, be it mental, emotional or physical, is an emotion many of us prefer to avoid, sometimes at all costs. However, pain is perfectly natural, something we all feel, and it is a powerful teacher highlighting areas in our lives where a moment of pause is needed for healing to happen. Jacqui and Tanagh share stories of their relationship with pain, the lessons and the powerful emotions pain brings forth.
Trigger warning: Eating Disorders (ED) and Suicide Ideation (SI).
Understanding Forgiveness Beyond Our Ego Attachments
Jacqui and Tanagh unpack the third step of the #DaretoBeLove Journey: Forgiveness.
This step requires Forgiving Yourself for Wanting a Different Experience. This way, we can own the experience, celebrate the wisdom it affords us, grow and heal.
Media expert, songwriter, and musician George Taylor, from London UK, shares his #DaretoBeLove story of how his love for music turned to pain, and what happened 15 years later as he fell in love with his music again.
A Prayer for Love was gifted through Jacqui, from Universal Wisdom, for her to transcribe and share. It is a simple Prayer that easily connects us to the 4 elements of Self, where we can ask for the wisdom, grace and courage for our mind, soul, body and Spirit to be infused with Love for Self and others.
Tracey Watkins, from Johannesburg South Africa shares her #DaretoBeLove story with us and questions if the prolonged effects of PTSD exacerbate the Saviour Mentality.
ICU nurse, Osarueme (Osas) Osazee, from Indiana USA challenges Jacqui and Tanagh with various #DaretoAsk questions around the topic of self-help:
As human beings of body, mind, soul and Spirit, we all have the ability to fully access Universal Wisdom. However, without a connection to our Individual Spirit, our inner and outer self-work is merely an ego narrative from the lower levels of self in body, mind and soul.
The Step Before Self-Help: Meet Your Spirit beyond your body, mind and soul.
Author and Chef, Yoda Olinyk from Ontario, Canada, thought she had it all.
And then, a series of traumatic events hit her. Life as she knew it vanished in the blink of an eye. In her early 30s’ Yoda found herself sleeping on her father’s couch, in steep financial turmoil, facing addiction and other mental health complications, and running from a partner she thought she knew.
Psychotherapist and author, Harmony Kwiker, from Coloradu USA, educates us on the Unconscious Death Urge and Life Urge, a term coined by breath worker Leonard Orr in the 70s’.
Suffering from SI, ED and depression in her early 20s, Harmony awakened to the knowledge that her voice mattered. This reawakening led Harmony to own her pain experience and reconnect with her True Self.
Trigger Warnings: Eating Disorders (ED), Suicide Ideation (SI) and Near-Death Experiences (NDEs).
ICU nurse, Osarueme (Osas) Osazee, from Indiana USA, shares his inspiring Be Love Story.
His story of opening to compassion and Love left us speechless, moving us to Spirited tears.
As an during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, Osas was surrounded by immense pain and suffering. Despite doing all he knew to treat and comfort his patients and their families through their suffering, Osas could not resist the feeling of helplessness. Osas started to suffer.
Suffering is a chaotic time for any of us. It triggers the emotions that many of us often want to avoid or sometimes pretend not to exist. If we allow ourselves to open our story of suffering to the perspective of Love, we can then change our perspective and see that it gives us a beautiful opportunity to soften, heal and celebrate the painful experience.
Jacqui and Tanagh examine the essential differences between courage and bravery in this episode.
BRAVERY is the heart of a Spiritual Warrior and sees us pushing through our fears, doubts and concerns, be it for ourselves or others, to complete a task even when the task is not aligned with our authentic selves. In contrast, COURAGE is the heart of a Spiritual Revolutionary where we meet a task from a space of Love and non-resistance, causing no harm to ourselves or others.
In this episode, our first guest, Devina Sewsunker, shares her story. From being crippled by her fear and anxiety of driving on highways, Devina shares how she accessed the courage to face her fear, find Love for her chaos and thrive
Being a confident driver for many years, Devina developed a fear of driving on highways after the birth of her two children. Not being able to predict the drivers’ movements around her, Devina fell into states of panic, leaving her stranded on the side of the Kwa-Zulu Natal highways, alone, scared and calling for help.
Change is constant, making life unpredictable. All too often, change (natural, planned or unplanned) presents the unknown and triggers fear. This fear is natural, as our brain can perceive this unknown as a danger. However, there are tools and techniques we can adopt when faced with the challenges of change to help us move through the chaos to access courage and open our perspective to Love.
Trigger warning: Substance Abuse and Eating Disorders.
Have you ever felt that a belief you grew up with, or the one your family and friends hold dear, no longer or never did, resonate with you? So have we. Change can be hard, but not following your intuition and a true resonance with Love/God can be more challenging.
What does Finding Love in the Chaos of Life mean? How do we open our perspective to Love to find enlightenment around a challenging story? What does it mean to Be a Being of Love with all we believe, think, say and do?
