This edition of The Now Age podcast features a conversation about sex and self-worth, and is a sample of a new, magazine format show, that will be available to Numinous subscribers going forward. Ruby gives an overview of Scorpio themes of energetic investments, vulnerability, and intimacy, sharing how she became disconnected from her own sense of soul-worth as a result of a sexually and emotionally abusive relationship—as so many of us experience. She is then joined by intuition coach Betsy LeFae and astrologer Bess Matassa, who open up the conversation to discuss how we can connect with the message of Scorpio-Taurus axis to reclaim our bodies and our wholeness. Details for how to sign up for the new monthly subscribers' edition of The Now Age podcast coming soon.

This edition of The Now Age podcast features a conversation about sex and self-worth, and is a sample of a new, magazine format show, that will be available to Numinous subscribers going forward. Ruby gives an overview of Scorpio themes of energetic investments, vulnerability, and intimacy, sharing how she became disconnected from her own sense of soul-worth as a result of a sexually and emotionally abusive relationship—as so many of us experience. She is then joined by intuition coach Betsy LeFae and astrologer Bess Matassa, who open up the conversation to discuss how we can connect with the message of Scorpio-Taurus axis to reclaim our bodies and our wholeness. Details for how to sign up for the new monthly subscribers' edition of The Now Age podcast coming soon.

Scorpio Season 2019 Subscribers' Edition

Eryn Wise

The last in the current series, published July 4 2019, this is an incredibly fitting episode to end on. It features an in-depth interview with Janet MacGillivray and Eryn Wise of Seeding Sovereignty, an organization that rose out of the encampments at Standing Rock with a mission to amplify the voices and the stories of indigenous American youth. Janet, and environmental lawyer formerly affiliated with the EPA, begins by sharing the origin story of Seeding Sovereignty, and why this was a call to find truly impactful and sustainable ways to do her work in the world. We then move into a wide-ranging conversation about the true meaning of healing, looking at how modern wellness communities and practices are often doing more harm than good—and how to address this. In this episode Eryn and Ruby also discuss:   Why it is time to work in partnership with indigenous peoples to tackle environmental issues   What it means to be a spiritual activist   The power of storytelling and deep listening as tools for healing   Why decolonization begins with the individual—and means acknowledging the atrocities of the past   How to engage respectfully with indigenous healing traditions   How social media feeds narcissistic thinking that says some people are better than others   Ways listeners can support the work of Seeding Sovereignty   Discover more about Seeding Sovereignty and their work HERE and follow them on Instagram @seedingsovereignty

The last in the current series, published July 4 2019, this is an incredibly fitting episode to end on. It features an in-depth interview with Janet MacGillivray and Eryn Wise of Seeding Sovereignty, an organization that rose out of the encampments at Standing Rock with a mission to amplify the voices and the stories of indigenous American youth. Janet, and environmental lawyer formerly affiliated with the EPA, begins by sharing the origin story of Seeding Sovereignty, and why this was a call to find truly impactful and sustainable ways to do her work in the world. We then move into a wide-ranging conversation about the true meaning of healing, looking at how modern wellness communities and practices are often doing more harm than good—and how to address this. In this episode Eryn and Ruby also discuss: <ul> <li> Why it is time to work in partnership with indigenous peoples to tackle environmental issues </li> <li> What it means to be a spiritual activist </li> <li> The power of storytelling and deep listening as tools for healing </li> <li> Why decolonization begins with the individual—and means acknowledging the atrocities of the past </li> <li> How to engage respectfully with indigenous healing traditions </li> <li> How social media feeds narcissistic thinking that says some people are better than others </li> <li> Ways listeners can support the work of Seeding Sovereignty </li> </ul> Discover more about Seeding Sovereignty and their work <a href="https://seedingsovereignty.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a> and follow them on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/seedingsovereignty/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@seedingsovereignty</a>

Decolonizing Wellness with Eryn Wise of Seeding Sovereignty

Adama Sesay

When Adama Sesay of Lilith Astrology reached out about contributing to The Numinous, she also posed a question: why is mainstream astrology so white? Meaning, why do the biggest media outlets feature so few readers of color? Which is a really good and important question! Our ensuing conversation about this led to this post on the site—and formed the basis for the discussion in this episode. Adama shares her own story of building her practice as a black woman, as well as the positive implications and healing opportunity in bringing more diversity to the modern astrology space. In this episode we also discuss: -Astrology as a tool of self-awareness, self-acceptance, and personal growth -Gender fluidity in the astrological archetypes -The importance of diversity in the spiritual wellness space in general -The role of the Pluto in Scorpio generation (born Nov 1983—Nov 1995) in transforming outdated paradigms -The Lilith archetype, and why it is so relevant in the post #metoo era Discover more about Adama and her work and book a reading HERE and follow her on Instagram @lilithastrology

When Adama Sesay of Lilith Astrology reached out about contributing to The Numinous, she also posed a question: why is mainstream astrology so white? Meaning, why do the biggest media outlets feature so few readers of color? Which is a really good and important question! Our ensuing conversation about this led to <a href="https://www.the-numinous.com/2019/06/25/why-is-mainstream-astrology-so-white/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">this post on the site</a>—and formed the basis for the discussion in this episode. Adama shares her own story of building her practice as a black woman, as well as the positive implications and healing opportunity in bringing more diversity to the modern astrology space. In this episode we also discuss: -Astrology as a tool of self-awareness, self-acceptance, and personal growth -Gender fluidity in the astrological archetypes -The importance of diversity in the spiritual wellness space in general -The role of the Pluto in Scorpio generation (born Nov 1983—Nov 1995) in transforming outdated paradigms -The Lilith archetype, and why it is so relevant in the post #metoo era Discover more about Adama and her work and book a reading <a href="https://www.lilithastrology.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a> and follow her on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/lilithastrology/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@lilithastrology</a>

Bringing Diversity to Astrology with Adama Sesay

Bess Matassa

Sandy Sitron

As the Sun moves into Cancer it's time for our monthly Astrocast , with resident Numinous astrologers Bess and Sandy. Key themes that we'll be swimming through in the coming weeks, include: How to move more deeply into our feelings, "stay with" the sensations, and use our feelings as a navigational force; Learning to disarm ourselves and "come undone," and when and how to self protect; Feeling into the rhythms that are unfolding in our lives and learning to "go with" instead of against; How our self-image is a reflection of our internal landscape; Family patterning; and finding the balance between structure and flow. Dates for your diary: 6/21 - Sun Enters Cancer + Neptune retrograde 6/26 - Mercury Enters Leo 7/7 - Mercury Retrograde in Leo, 7/19 Mercury Retrograde Enters Cancer 7/1 - Mars Enters Leo 7/2 - Cancer New Moon Total Solar Eclipse 7/3 - Venus Enters Cancer 7/8 - Chiron Retrograde in Aries 7/16 - Capricorn Full Moon Discover more about Bess and book a reading HERE and learn about Sandy's upcoming offerings HERE.

As the Sun moves into Cancer it's time for our monthly Astrocast , with resident Numinous astrologers Bess and Sandy. Key themes that we'll be swimming through in the coming weeks, include: How to move more deeply into our feelings, "stay with" the sensations, and use our feelings as a navigational force; Learning to disarm ourselves and "come undone," and when and how to self protect; Feeling into the rhythms that are unfolding in our lives and learning to "go with" instead of against; How our self-image is a reflection of our internal landscape; Family patterning; and finding the balance between structure and flow. Dates for your diary: 6/21 - Sun Enters Cancer + Neptune retrograde 6/26 - Mercury Enters Leo 7/7 - Mercury Retrograde in Leo, 7/19 Mercury Retrograde Enters Cancer 7/1 - Mars Enters Leo 7/2 - Cancer New Moon Total Solar Eclipse 7/3 - Venus Enters Cancer 7/8 - Chiron Retrograde in Aries 7/16 - Capricorn Full Moon Discover more about Bess and book a reading HERE and learn about Sandy's upcoming offerings HERE.

Cancer Season 2019 Astrocast with Bess Matassa and Sandy Sitron

Aaron Rose

This episode features an interview with diversity &amp; inclusion expert Aaron Rose and gets deep into the weeds of our collective healing process around divisiveness and hate – the root of which, Aaron argues, lies in the of pain of separation and resulting fear of “otherness.” Something of a “millennial Marianne Williamson,” Aaron’s work focusses largely on explaining how this pain / fear manifests in our reality as political scaremongering, media stereotyping, institutionalized racism, and exploitative capitalism - and that, in seeking to address any of the above, we must first look at how these systems have taken hold and become embedded within ourselves. In this episode, Aaron and Ruby also discuss (among other extremely important topics!): -Aaron’s own journey as a queer person healing from the conditioning of the Catholic Church -Identity and embodiment through the lens of quantum physics -Why amends-making is an essential part of our collective healing, and how to do it -Why we are the “generational clean-up crew” tasked with undoing the wrongs of our ancestors -Why in the Now Age it is vital that we bring our spirituality to our politics -How to use your voice for the highest good of all Discover more about Aaron and his work HERE and follow him on Instagram @aaronxrose

This episode features an interview with diversity &amp; inclusion expert Aaron Rose and gets deep into the weeds of our collective healing process around divisiveness and hate – the root of which, Aaron argues, lies in the of pain of separation and resulting fear of “otherness.” Something of a “millennial Marianne Williamson,” Aaron’s work focusses largely on explaining how this pain / fear manifests in our reality as political scaremongering, media stereotyping, institutionalized racism, and exploitative capitalism - and that, in seeking to address any of the above, we must first look at how these systems have taken hold and become embedded within ourselves. In this episode, Aaron and Ruby also discuss (among other extremely important topics!): -Aaron’s own journey as a queer person healing from the conditioning of the Catholic Church -Identity and embodiment through the lens of quantum physics -Why amends-making is an essential part of our collective healing, and how to do it -Why we are the “generational clean-up crew” tasked with undoing the wrongs of our ancestors -Why in the Now Age it is vital that we bring our spirituality to our politics -How to use your voice for the highest good of all Discover more about Aaron and his work <a href="http://www.aaronxrose.com/about-aaron" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a> and follow him on Instagram <a href="https://instagram.com/aaronxrose" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@aaronxrose</a>

Healing From Separation & Hate with Aaron Rose

Samantha Moyo

In May 2019 (perfectly timed for Gemini season!) "burnout" was officially recognized as a syndrome by the World Health Organization—and in this episode Ruby talks to entrepreneur and activist Samantha Moyo about the high risk of burnout among social entrepreneurs. When a passion project comes with an added layer of social responsibility, taking any time out can feel like it's not an option. As well as the "buck-stops-with-me" mentality and personal attachment that comes with running your own business, time off can lead to feelings of guilt and a sense of "letting others down"—leading to burnout, or even breakdown. In this VERY IMPORTANT EPISODE, Ruby and Samantha also discuss: -Samantha's own breakdown after exiting her last company—and how she recovered -The inner and outer instability that comes with "being the change" -Why slowing down and doing less is modeling a necessary societal shift -Samatha's work with leading climate change initiative, Extinction Rebellion -Self-care tips for social entrepreneurs and activists Discover more about Samantha HERE, follow her on Instagram, and learn about the work she does with social entrepreneurs at Tamuka.co

In May 2019 (perfectly timed for Gemini season!) "burnout" was officially recognized as a syndrome by the World Health Organization—and in this episode Ruby talks to entrepreneur and activist Samantha Moyo about the high risk of burnout among social entrepreneurs. When a passion project comes with an added layer of social responsibility, taking any time out can feel like it's not an option. As well as the "buck-stops-with-me" mentality and personal attachment that comes with running your own business, time off can lead to feelings of guilt and a sense of "letting others down"—leading to burnout, or even breakdown. In this VERY IMPORTANT EPISODE, Ruby and Samantha also discuss: -Samantha's own breakdown after exiting her last company—and how she recovered -The inner and outer instability that comes with "being the change" -Why slowing down and doing less is modeling a necessary societal shift -Samatha's work with leading climate change initiative, Extinction Rebellion -Self-care tips for social entrepreneurs and activists Discover more about Samantha <a href="https://www.samanthamoyo.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>, follow her on Instagram, and learn about the work she does with social entrepreneurs at <a href="http://tamuka.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tamuka.co</a>

Burnout, Mental Health, and Social Change with Samantha Moyo

VIVIEN VILELA

This week's episode features a conversation with Brazilian healer, philanthropist and activist Vivien Vilela, who is also the co-founder of the annual Aniwa Gathering of indigenous elders (June 5—9 2019). Having confronted her own demons with a deep immersion into ancient shamanic practices, Vivien shares how this led to her dedicating her life to her spiritual studies, and to the preservation of indigenous culture and wisdom. We have so much to learn from these cultures, whose people have been subjected to unforgivable exploitation in the name of Western capitalist gains—and while we have so much to learn from them, it is vital that we engage respectfully with their teachings and traditions. Vivien shares her views on this, as well as offering a profoundly hopeful vision for a world in which indigenous Earth magic is embraced as a balm for environmental dis-ease. In this episode Vivien and Ruby also discuss: -How we can merge ancient wisdom with modern technology to benefit everyone -Vivien's experiences + learnings from a 28-day shamanic vision quest -Why our fear of nature is at the root of the harm being done to the natural world -Why indigenous elders are the personification and the voice of nature -Tools, rituals, and practices for helping to heal the Earth we can implement in our lives every day The 2019 Aniwa Gathering takes place June 5—9 AT Camp Timber Trails, MA. Reserve your spot to sit and learn from 40 indigenous elders from all over the world HERE—and use the code NOWAGE15 for 15% off your ticket

This week's episode features a conversation with Brazilian healer, philanthropist and activist Vivien Vilela, who is also the co-founder of the annual <a href="https://www.aniwa.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Aniwa Gathering</a> of indigenous elders (June 5—9 2019). Having confronted her own demons with a deep immersion into ancient shamanic practices, Vivien shares how this led to her dedicating her life to her spiritual studies, and to the preservation of indigenous culture and wisdom. We have so much to learn from these cultures, whose people have been subjected to unforgivable exploitation in the name of Western capitalist gains—and while we have so much to learn from them, it is vital that we engage respectfully with their teachings and traditions. Vivien shares her views on this, as well as offering a profoundly hopeful vision for a world in which indigenous Earth magic is embraced as a balm for environmental dis-ease. In this episode Vivien and Ruby also discuss: -How we can merge ancient wisdom with modern technology to benefit everyone -Vivien's experiences + learnings from a 28-day shamanic vision quest -Why our fear of nature is at the root of the harm being done to the natural world -Why indigenous elders are the personification and the voice of nature -Tools, rituals, and practices for helping to heal the Earth we can implement in our lives every day The 2019 Aniwa Gathering takes place June 5—9 AT Camp Timber Trails, MA. Reserve your spot to sit and learn from 40 indigenous elders from all over the world <a href="https://www.aniwa.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>—and use the code NOWAGE15 for 15% off your ticket

Honoring Indigenous Wisdom with Vivien Vilela

Numinous resident astrologers Bess and Sandy are back, with a deep dive into the astrological transits for Gemini Season 2019. Themes discussed in this episode cover: -Cultivating a beginner's mind and being satisfied with knowing what you know, without needing to grasp beyond that in an attempt to have all the answers. -Letting what wants to reveal itself do so in its own time. Being available to synchronicity and learning to cultivate faith that you cannot "miss" anything that is truly meant for you. The Gemini New Moon period -What kind of witch are you?! Being open to your personal flavor of magic, working as a channel to let what wants to come through you come through you. What can you shift and transmute—what kind of alchemist are you? Sagittarius Full Moon period -What is this quest that you're on? Working with your past without having to purge or "fix" it. Understanding the relationship between where you've been and where you're heading. Consciously integrating your stories and letting all your feelings inform your future choices. Key dates for your diary: 5/21 - Sun and Mercury move into Gemini 6/3 - Gemini New Moon 6/4 - Mercury moves into Cancer 6/17 - Sagittarius Full Moon 6/21 - Neptune moves retrograde

Numinous resident astrologers Bess and Sandy are back, with a deep dive into the astrological transits for Gemini Season 2019. Themes discussed in this episode cover: -Cultivating a beginner's mind and being satisfied with knowing what you know, without needing to grasp beyond that in an attempt to have all the answers. -Letting what wants to reveal itself do so in its own time. Being available to synchronicity and learning to cultivate faith that you cannot "miss" anything that is truly meant for you. The Gemini New Moon period -What kind of witch are you?! Being open to your personal flavor of magic, working as a channel to let what wants to come through you come through you. What can you shift and transmute—what kind of alchemist are you? Sagittarius Full Moon period -What is this quest that you're on? Working with your past without having to purge or "fix" it. Understanding the relationship between where you've been and where you're heading. Consciously integrating your stories and letting all your feelings inform your future choices. Key dates for your diary: 5/21 - Sun and Mercury move into Gemini 6/3 - Gemini New Moon 6/4 - Mercury moves into Cancer 6/17 - Sagittarius Full Moon 6/21 - Neptune moves retrograde

Gemini Season 2019 Astrocast with Bess Matassa + Sandy Sitron

Brandon Alter

Cassandra Snow

For this week's episode, I invited our resident Tarotscopes reader Brandon Alter to interview Cassandra Snow, author of new book, Queering The Tarot. When Cassandra's reps first reached out, I knew this was a subject I wanted to cover on The Numinous. The Judeo-Christian underpinnings of the tarot have lent the practice a hetero- and cis-normativity bias that's alienating for queer readers—something that's being addressed in more modern, evolved decks. Besides, as Cassandra writes in the intro to her book: "tarot, with its infinite capacity for reframing, reinterpretation, and retelling, is a perfect medium for sharing and exploring queer stories and experiences," and Brandon, gets deep into this subject with her in his interview. In this episode, Brandon and Cassandra also discuss ... -What it means to "queer" the tarot -Rewriting the heroes journey of the major arcana for queer and other marginalized communities -Looking at the suit of pentacles beyond the capitalist model of "wealth" -Meeting your chosen family in the tarot -Specific cards that can be powerfully interpreted through a queer lens -Using the tarot for self-love and sex- and body-positivity To discover more about Cassandra Snow and her work, visit cassandra-snow.com, get your copy of Queering The Tarot, and follow her on Instagram. You can also hear more from Brandon on his podcast, The Spiritual Gayz.

For this week's episode, I invited our resident Tarotscopes reader Brandon Alter to interview Cassandra Snow, author of new book, Queering The Tarot. When Cassandra's reps first reached out, I knew this was a subject I wanted to cover on The Numinous. The Judeo-Christian underpinnings of the tarot have lent the practice a hetero- and cis-normativity bias that's alienating for queer readers—something that's being addressed in more modern, evolved decks. Besides, as Cassandra writes in the intro to her book: "tarot, with its infinite capacity for reframing, reinterpretation, and retelling, is a perfect medium for sharing and exploring queer stories and experiences," and Brandon, gets deep into this subject with her in his interview. In this episode, Brandon and Cassandra also discuss ... -What it means to "queer" the tarot -Rewriting the heroes journey of the major arcana for queer and other marginalized communities -Looking at the suit of pentacles beyond the capitalist model of "wealth" -Meeting your chosen family in the tarot -Specific cards that can be powerfully interpreted through a queer lens -Using the tarot for self-love and sex- and body-positivity To discover more about Cassandra Snow and her work, visit <a href="http://cassandra-snow.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">cassandra-snow.com</a>, get your copy of <a href="http://cassandra-snow.com/queering-the-tarot-order" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Queering The Tarot</a>, and follow her on Instagram. You can also hear more from Brandon on his podcast, <a href="http://thespiritualgayz.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Spiritual Gayz</a>.

Queering The Tarot with Brandon Alter and Cassandra Snow

Betsy LeFae

In this episode, intuition coach Betsy LeFae talks all about how to bring our intuition to our most intimate relationships. We can think about our intuition as an internal GPS system that's permanently set to "home." When we go off course, it's often because our ego / thinking mind believes it knows a better route or a shortcut—based on the external programming we have received from parents and the wider society from the moment we were born. And in no area does this external conditioning get more of a say than in our intimate relationships. When it comes to love, sex, dating, family dynamics, and close friendships, external beliefs about how these should look are often so ingrained we find ourselves operating on autopilot without even realizing it—leading to all kinds of dysfunction, frustration, and heartache. In this episode, Betsy and Ruby also discuss: -How to hear and trust the voice of our intuition over all the external noise -Why it's so hard to trust our intuition when it comes to love + sex -How to use dating apps to practice intuitive intimacy + learn the art of trust -Why being vulnerable in our friendships is the first step to attracting the partner we want -Why emotional intelligence is the first step to living a more intuitive life -How alcohol and other substances can separate us from our intuition To learn more about Betsy and her work, and to book a 1-2-1 coaching session, visit Betsylefae.com and follow her on Instagram @betsylefae

In this episode, intuition coach <a href="https://www.betsylefae.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Betsy LeFae</a> talks all about how to bring our intuition to our most intimate relationships. We can think about our intuition as an internal GPS system that's permanently set to "home." When we go off course, it's often because our ego / thinking mind believes it knows a better route or a shortcut—based on the external programming we have received from parents and the wider society from the moment we were born. And in no area does this external conditioning get more of a say than in our intimate relationships. When it comes to love, sex, dating, family dynamics, and close friendships, external beliefs about how these should look are often so ingrained we find ourselves operating on autopilot without even realizing it—leading to all kinds of dysfunction, frustration, and heartache. In this episode, Betsy and Ruby also discuss: -How to hear and trust the voice of our intuition over all the external noise -Why it's so hard to trust our intuition when it comes to love + sex -How to use dating apps to practice intuitive intimacy + learn the art of trust -Why being vulnerable in our friendships is the first step to attracting the partner we want -Why emotional intelligence is the first step to living a more intuitive life -How alcohol and other substances can separate us from our intuition To learn more about Betsy and her work, and to book a 1-2-1 coaching session, visit <a href="https://www.betsylefae.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Betsylefae.com</a> and follow her on Instagram @betsylefae

Intuition and Intimate Relationships with Betsy LeFae

The Now Age is a conversation series from Ruby Warrington, author, speaker, and Founder of The Numinous. Join Ruby and her guests for insights and teachings on: modern spirituality, emotional and spiritual wellbeing, alternative healing, living "sober curious," conscious entrepreneurship, and staying human in a crazy social media world.

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Lindsay Mack

This week’s episode features the one and only LINDSAY MACK, one of the leading Tarot readers in the US, talking all things Tarot and sobriety. YES, there is a link, which we get deep into in this conversation. Numinous followers will know Lindsay as our former Tarotscopes reader in residence, and will be familiar with her deeply grounded, nurturing, and no-nonsense teaching style. In her own words she is also THRIVING as a survivor of childhood abuse, and in this episode she describes how getting “sober curious” and removing alcohol from her life was the catalyst to not only her healing process, but to her connecting fully to her intuitive gifts and transforming her business and her life. In this episode we will hear about: -Lindsay’s sobriety story, which began with her realizing she is literally allergic to alcohol -How alcohol is often used to mask or damp down intuitive gifts in a world that doesn’t understand -What is means to be the “pattern breaker” in your family and how to deal -The importance of finding your “anchors” when facing—and healing—deep seated trauma -How we can use the Tarot we can use to help understand our relationship to substances and addiction -The healing cycle and how to ride the waves with compassion and self-love! Lindsay also shares details of her upcoming Tarot For The Wild Soul Course, which opens for enrollment on Tuesday February 12 2019. Click HERE to learn more—and get access to a special webinar with Ruby and Lindsay on “Your Personal Brand in the Tarot” when you sign up with the code THENUMINOUS!

This week’s episode features the one and only LINDSAY MACK, one of the leading Tarot readers in the US, talking all things Tarot and sobriety. YES, there is a link, which we get deep into in this conversation. Numinous followers will know Lindsay as our former Tarotscopes reader in residence, and will be familiar with her deeply grounded, nurturing, and no-nonsense teaching style. In her own words she is also THRIVING as a survivor of childhood abuse, and in this episode she describes how getting “sober curious” and removing alcohol from her life was the catalyst to not only her healing process, but to her connecting fully to her intuitive gifts and transforming her business and her life. In this episode we will hear about: -Lindsay’s sobriety story, which began with her realizing she is literally allergic to alcohol -How alcohol is often used to mask or damp down intuitive gifts in a world that doesn’t understand -What is means to be the “pattern breaker” in your family and how to deal -The importance of finding your “anchors” when facing—and healing—deep seated trauma -How we can use the Tarot we can use to help understand our relationship to substances and addiction -The healing cycle and how to ride the waves with compassion and self-love! Lindsay also shares details of her upcoming Tarot For The Wild Soul Course, which opens for enrollment on Tuesday February 12 2019. Click <a href="https://www.tarotforthewildsoul.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a> to learn more—and get access to a special webinar with Ruby and Lindsay on “Your Personal Brand in the Tarot” when you sign up with the code THENUMINOUS!

The Link Between Sobriety, Tarot, and Your Intuition with Lindsay Mack

Will Siu

Will Siu MD first contributed to The Numinous after appearing on a panel at one of Ruby's Club SÖDA NYC events in fall 2018. Educated at UCLA, Harvard, and Oxford University, Will is at the forefront of research in psychedelic-assisted therapies—and you can read more on his views on this HERE. Will also believes that, due to the breakdown of family and community in modern Western society, we have created the need for mental health professionals. And that by cultivating empathy and learning how to feel ALL our feelings, we each have the potential to become our own healers—which is the message at the heart of this platform! In this episode you will also hear about: -The role of capitalism and toxic masculinity in our current mental healthcare model. -The six core emotional states we need to know how to feel. -How our addictions and disorders are often symptoms of unexamined emotional trauma. -Acting with integrity as key to building trust in a social media world. -Cultivating empathy as an "evocative" therapy. -The role of alcohol and cannabis in suppressing our emotions. -The importance of "psychedelic" states (including REM sleep!) for our overall wellbeing. Will also shares vulnerable insights into his own healing path, along with details of his current projects with psychedelic therapies. You can learn more about Will and his work HERE.

Will Siu MD first contributed to The Numinous after appearing on a panel at one of Ruby's <a href="https://www.clubsoda.nyc/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Club SÖDA NYC</a> events in fall 2018. Educated at UCLA, Harvard, and Oxford University, Will is at the forefront of research in psychedelic-assisted therapies—and you can read more on his views on this <a href="https://www.the-numinous.com/2018/09/27/healing-from-trauma-with-psychedelics/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>. Will also believes that, due to the breakdown of family and community in modern Western society, we have created the need for mental health professionals. And that by cultivating empathy and learning how to feel ALL our feelings, we each have the potential to become our own healers—which is the message at the heart of this platform! In this episode you will also hear about: -The role of capitalism and toxic masculinity in our current mental healthcare model. -The six core emotional states we need to know how to feel. -How our addictions and disorders are often symptoms of unexamined emotional trauma. -Acting with integrity as key to building trust in a social media world. -Cultivating empathy as an "evocative" therapy. -The role of alcohol and cannabis in suppressing our emotions. -The importance of "psychedelic" states (including REM sleep!) for our overall wellbeing. Will also shares vulnerable insights into his own healing path, along with details of his current projects with psychedelic therapies. You can learn more about Will and his work <a href="https://www.willsiumd.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>.

How To Work With Your Inner Healer with Will Siu

Diego Perez

You may know Diego’s poetry from Instagram. Deceptively simple, his words are deeply impactful, and have recently been compiled into a book, Inward. But did you know Diego got heavily involved in activism and organizing in his teens? That he is a dedicated Vipassana meditator (attending multiple 10-day silent meditation retreats per year)? And that he credits his meditation practice with showing him the missing piece in creating lasting, meaningful, social change? Fittingly for a Sagittarius New Moon launch date, Diego is also a Sag (of course!) We get into all this and SO MUCH MORE in our conversation, including:   Why Diego believes that getting Sober Curious can be a vital piece in staying connected to our passion and our purpose.   How to use social media for social change.   Diego’s writing process—and why you’ll never see the word “spirituality” in his work.   Collective healing as a hallmark of our transition into the Age of Aquarius.   You can discover more about Diego, his book Inward, and all his upcoming events @yung_pueblo.

You may know Diego’s poetry from Instagram. Deceptively simple, his words are deeply impactful, and have recently been compiled into a book, Inward. But did you know Diego got heavily involved in activism and organizing in his teens? That he is a dedicated Vipassana meditator (attending multiple 10-day silent meditation retreats per year)? And that he credits his meditation practice with showing him the missing piece in creating lasting, meaningful, social change? Fittingly for a Sagittarius New Moon launch date, Diego is also a Sag (of course!) We get into all this and SO MUCH MORE in our conversation, including: <ul> <li> Why Diego believes that getting Sober Curious can be a vital piece in staying connected to our passion and our purpose. </li> <li> How to use social media for social change. </li> <li> Diego’s writing process—and why you’ll never see the word “spirituality” in his work. </li> <li> Collective healing as a hallmark of our transition into the Age of Aquarius. </li> </ul> You can discover more about Diego, his book Inward, and all his upcoming events @yung_pueblo.

Spirituality + Activism with Diego Perez (aka @yung_pueblo)

We’re three weeks into 2019, which means it’s time for our Aquarius season Astrocast with Numinous resident astrologers Bess Matassa and Sandy Sitron. The themes of the coming astrological season are finding ease in self-expression; cultivating creative visualization and clear “seeing;” and refreshing our perspective to pave the way for new possibilities. Bess and Sandy also discuss how this is the time of year to close the gap between being and doing—and for us to hone in on the soul work we are doing in the world, and the impact our actions can have on the collective. Specific transits we’ll be discussing include: -The final Full Moon of the Leo/Aquarius Eclipse cycle on January 21 -The Feb 4 Aquarius New Moon -Mercury’s journey through Aquarius and into Pisces -Venus’ shift into Capricorn, and Mars’ shift into Taurus -The beginning of Chiron’s transit through Aries

We’re three weeks into 2019, which means it’s time for our Aquarius season Astrocast with Numinous resident astrologers Bess Matassa and Sandy Sitron. The themes of the coming astrological season are finding ease in self-expression; cultivating creative visualization and clear “seeing;” and refreshing our perspective to pave the way for new possibilities. Bess and Sandy also discuss how this is the time of year to close the gap between being and doing—and for us to hone in on the soul work we are doing in the world, and the impact our actions can have on the collective. Specific transits we’ll be discussing include: -The final Full Moon of the Leo/Aquarius Eclipse cycle on January 21 -The Feb 4 Aquarius New Moon -Mercury’s journey through Aquarius and into Pisces -Venus’ shift into Capricorn, and Mars’ shift into Taurus -The beginning of Chiron’s transit through Aries

Aquarius Season 2019 Astrocast with Bess Matassa and Sandy Sitron

Abby Allen

How to reconcile life in the material world with our spiritual beliefs is at the heart of any Now Age conversation - and nowhere is the inherent push-pull between the material and the mystical more apparent than in our relationship to MONEY (as represented by the Taurus / Scorpio axis in astrology). Whether we're aware of it or not, most of us in the West have internalized capitalist values that place profit and progress above all—often including our own wellbeing, as well as the health of our communities and our planet. This is often at odds with wanting to truly be of service in the world, as marketing our services and profiting from people we are trying to "help" can also begin to feel exploitative and icky. In this super enlightening conversation, Ruby and guest Abby Allen get into the true meaning of "conscious entrepreneurship"—with a deep dive into topics such as: -Why raising our consciousness also means questioning any internalized capitalist values. -The Buddhist perspective on good business practice. -How to market ourselves and our work from a place of service. -Why money is not the route of all evil - greed and exploitation are. -How to rewrite money stories that keep us locked in a lack mentality. -How we can enact equity in ways that go beyond the monetary. You can discover more about Abby and her work at Neonbutterfly.com and follow her on Instagram @abbymallen and @livingneon

How to reconcile life in the material world with our spiritual beliefs is at the heart of any Now Age conversation - and nowhere is the inherent push-pull between the material and the mystical more apparent than in our relationship to MONEY (as represented by the Taurus / Scorpio axis in astrology). Whether we're aware of it or not, most of us in the West have internalized capitalist values that place profit and progress above all—often including our own wellbeing, as well as the health of our communities and our planet. This is often at odds with wanting to truly be of service in the world, as marketing our services and profiting from people we are trying to "help" can also begin to feel exploitative and icky. In this super enlightening conversation, Ruby and guest <a href="http://www.neonbutterfly.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Abby Allen</a> get into the true meaning of "conscious entrepreneurship"—with a deep dive into topics such as: -Why raising our consciousness also means questioning any internalized capitalist values. -The Buddhist perspective on good business practice. -How to market ourselves and our work from a place of service. -Why money is not the route of all evil - greed and exploitation are. -How to rewrite money stories that keep us locked in a lack mentality. -How we can enact equity in ways that go beyond the monetary. You can discover more about Abby and her work at <a href="http://www.neonbutterfly.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Neonbutterfly.com</a> and follow her on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/abbymallen/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@abbymallen</a> and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/livingneon/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@livingneon</a>

The Spirituality of Money with Abby Allen

Jesse Carlota Heid

Jesse Carlota Heid is the very first person I invited to be a guest on THE NOW AGE. We connected when Jesse wrote a piece for The Numinous about her former life as a habitual psychedelics user, and what this experience taught her about how we heal—still one of my favorite articles on the site. Now over ten years sober, Jesse is a writer, healer, advocate, and ritual artist, as well as being a proud infertile mother. And she is also one of the most magical speakers I have ever met, with a unique gift for articulating deeply complex and mystical concepts. In episode #2 of The Now Age, we discuss:   When and why "self-medicating" can be a good thing   How and why our bodies store emotional pain   Living with undiagnosed Endometriosis since childhood—and how she manages her own chronic pain   The lasting fallout of abuse, poverty, and neglect and how to heal from trauma   The power of "Story Medicine" and her work with the mythopoetic approach to healing   The fallout from the colonization of and her own separation from her indigenous Mexican heritage   You can discover more about Jesse and her work @alignedspirit on Instagram.

Jesse Carlota Heid is the very first person I invited to be a guest on THE NOW AGE. We connected when Jesse wrote a piece for The Numinous about her former life as a habitual psychedelics user, and what this experience taught her about how we heal—still one of my favorite articles on the site. Now over ten years sober, Jesse is a writer, healer, advocate, and ritual artist, as well as being a proud infertile mother. And she is also one of the most magical speakers I have ever met, with a unique gift for articulating deeply complex and mystical concepts. In episode #2 of The Now Age, we discuss: <ul> <li> When and why "self-medicating" can be a good thing </li> <li> How and why our bodies store emotional pain </li> <li> Living with undiagnosed Endometriosis since childhood—and how she manages her own chronic pain </li> <li> The lasting fallout of abuse, poverty, and neglect and how to heal from trauma </li> <li> The power of "Story Medicine" and her work with the mythopoetic approach to healing </li> <li> The fallout from the colonization of and her own separation from her indigenous Mexican heritage </li> </ul> You can discover more about Jesse and her work @alignedspirit on Instagram.

Psychedelic Healing with Jesse Carlota Heid

Virgo Season 2018 brings us back into our bodies, and invites us to let the constraints and contours of the physical world shape our most creative acts. Bess and Sandy dive into: the healing potentials of the Pisces and Virgo Moon cycle; the motor and mojo of Mars and Saturn both stationing direct; the depths of Venus moving through intense Scorpio. Learn how to use these cosmic energies to get real without losing your magic!

Virgo Season 2018 brings us back into our bodies, and invites us to let the constraints and contours of the physical world shape our most creative acts. Bess and Sandy dive into: the healing potentials of the Pisces and Virgo Moon cycle; the motor and mojo of Mars and Saturn both stationing direct; the depths of Venus moving through intense Scorpio. Learn how to use these cosmic energies to get real without losing your magic!

Virgo Season Podcast 2018

It's time for the next installment of our monthly Astrocast podcast with Bess Matassa and Sandy Sitron. The Sun moves into Pisces on Monday February 18, and Bess and Sandy begin this episode with a look back at the lessons of Aquarius Season. How have the themes of community, inspiration, and innovation been firing for you these past few weeks? With Pisces season (2/18—3/20) we move into the close of the astrological year—a time for allowing, non-judgement and increased compassion, of letting go (Bess has an amazing new way to frame this) and letting things “recede” in their own time. In this episode you will also learn about: -How Pisces season 2019 coincides with the move of 'wounded healer' Chiron in Aries  on 2/18. -The themes of the Virgo full (2/19) and Pisces new moons (3/6): How to sit with challenging feelings and create space for it all. Creating a safe container for exploring sensitivity. Working with boundaries without shutting things out. -How to use Venus in Aquarius (3/1-3/26) to find freedom in relationships. -Mercury going retrograde in Pisces (3/5—3/28) as an invitation to listen to emotions in new ways; to attune to your intuition; to cultivate kinder self speech; and to find “romance” and mystery in everyday life. We also do a shout-out for feedback from YOU on what you want to learn more about in astrology. We're shaking things up in 2019, and as we craft our content going forward we want to make sure we're giving you more of the Astro content you want! Email support@the-numinous.com to let us know what you are most astrologically curious about ...

It's time for the next installment of our monthly Astrocast podcast with Bess Matassa and Sandy Sitron. The Sun moves into Pisces on Monday February 18, and Bess and Sandy begin this episode with a look back at the lessons of Aquarius Season. How have the themes of community, inspiration, and innovation been firing for you these past few weeks? With Pisces season (2/18—3/20) we move into the close of the astrological year—a time for allowing, non-judgement and increased compassion, of letting go (Bess has an amazing new way to frame this) and letting things “recede” in their own time. In this episode you will also learn about: -How Pisces season 2019 coincides with the move of 'wounded healer' Chiron in Aries on 2/18. -The themes of the Virgo full (2/19) and Pisces new moons (3/6): How to sit with challenging feelings and create space for it all. Creating a safe container for exploring sensitivity. Working with boundaries without shutting things out. -How to use Venus in Aquarius (3/1-3/26) to find freedom in relationships. -Mercury going retrograde in Pisces (3/5—3/28) as an invitation to listen to emotions in new ways; to attune to your intuition; to cultivate kinder self speech; and to find “romance” and mystery in everyday life. We also do a shout-out for feedback from YOU on what you want to learn more about in astrology. We're shaking things up in 2019, and as we craft our content going forward we want to make sure we're giving you more of the Astro content you want! Email support@the<a href="http://-numinous.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">-numinous.com</a> to let us know what you are most astrologically curious about ...

Pisces Season 2019 Astrocast with Bess Matassa and Sandy Sitron

In the latest Astrocast podcast, Numinous resident astrologers Bess Matassa and Sandy Sitron discuss the major astrological transits for Cancer Season 2018. With Mars, Neptune, and Chiron in retrograde, Venus and Mercury in Leo, and Jupiter going direct in Scorpio, it's a month for deep dives, deep healing, and radical intimacy ...

In the latest Astrocast podcast, Numinous resident astrologers Bess Matassa and Sandy Sitron discuss the major astrological transits for Cancer Season 2018. With Mars, Neptune, and Chiron in retrograde, Venus and Mercury in Leo, and Jupiter going direct in Scorpio, it's a month for deep dives, deep healing, and radical intimacy ...

Cancer Season Podcast 2018

Our monthly Astrocast is back, with a look ahead at the astrology of Taurus Season 2019. Numinous resident astrologers Bess Matassa and Sandy Sitron go deep into the themes and flavors of the month to come, which are all about helping us focus on the resources we have on had as we find new sources of sustenance. Taurus season is always about our relationship to our bodies - what feels good, how it feels to remember we are part of nature, and what we can "fill up" on. Key transits Bess and Sandy discuss in this episode are: -Sun in Taurus + Venus in Aries: a time for rethinking the influence of Venus beyond relationship as a reflection of our own desires and tastes. -Pluto and Saturn retrograde: themes of power and control, becoming your own authority, and any generational healing we need to do around this. -New Moon in Taurus: clearing the way for new growth, and treating any "losses" like finds that help us uncover hidden layers. -Mercury in Taurus, Venus in Taurus, and Mars in Cancer: helping us lean back into supports and find safety at a soul level. -Full Moon in Scorpio: more clearing space and learning what truly fills us before we grasp for the first thing in front of us. Keep following us on Instagram @The_Numinous for daily astro oracles, and subscribe to our newsletter for weekly horoscopes and astro mantras direct to your inbox!

Our monthly Astrocast is back, with a look ahead at the astrology of Taurus Season 2019. Numinous resident astrologers Bess Matassa and Sandy Sitron go deep into the themes and flavors of the month to come, which are all about helping us focus on the resources we have on had as we find new sources of sustenance. Taurus season is always about our relationship to our bodies - what feels good, how it feels to remember we are part of nature, and what we can "fill up" on. Key transits Bess and Sandy discuss in this episode are: -Sun in Taurus + Venus in Aries: a time for rethinking the influence of Venus beyond relationship as a reflection of our own desires and tastes. -Pluto and Saturn retrograde: themes of power and control, becoming your own authority, and any generational healing we need to do around this. -New Moon in Taurus: clearing the way for new growth, and treating any "losses" like finds that help us uncover hidden layers. -Mercury in Taurus, Venus in Taurus, and Mars in Cancer: helping us lean back into supports and find safety at a soul level. -Full Moon in Scorpio: more clearing space and learning what truly fills us before we grasp for the first thing in front of us. Keep following us on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/the_numinous/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@The_Numinous</a> for daily astro oracles, and subscribe to our <a href="http://eepurl.com/NFOp5" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">newsletter</a> for weekly horoscopes and astro mantras direct to your inbox!

Taurus Season 2019 Astrocast with Bess Matassa and Sandy Sitron

Alexandra Roxo

This week's episode features artist, writer, healer, and transformational coach, Alexandra Roxo. One of my very favorite people, Alexandra began contributing to The Numinous in 2013 and we've been in close collaborationship ever since—meaning we are friends, colleagues, and co-creators, as well as each others' biggest growth-accelerators! In this conversation, we discuss how this unique relationship has helped us both to grow exponentially, in business and in life, offering insights into how to bring this level of intentionality to partnerships of all kinds. As co-founders of women's empowerment collective Moon Club, we also walk listeners through how we navigated me exiting the business with integrity and grace—leaving our collaborationship (and our friendship!) full in-tact. In this episode we also discuss: -How hiding behind a mask of "coolness" can prevent you from going deep—in relationships, with your creative life, and with your spiritual practice. -Why women trigger each other and how to deal. -How to make space in your life for inspiration and visionary ideas that are unique to you. -The importance of being really (really, really) real with ourselves and with each other. -Why mixing business with feelings is an essential part of MANIFESTING THE MATRIARCHY and making way for more feminine approaches to business and leadership. You can discover more about our upcoming Mother's Day retreat HERE, and learn more about Alexandra and her work HERE. You can also follow her on Instagram and check out Moon Club to get access to monthly online rituals and group coaching with Alexandra.

This week's episode features artist, writer, healer, and transformational coach, <a href="https://www.alexandraroxo.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Alexandra Roxo</a>. One of my very favorite people, Alexandra began contributing to The Numinous in 2013 and we've been in close collaborationship ever since—meaning we are friends, colleagues, and co-creators, as well as each others' biggest growth-accelerators! In this conversation, we discuss how this unique relationship has helped us both to grow exponentially, in business and in life, offering insights into how to bring this level of intentionality to partnerships of all kinds. As co-founders of women's empowerment collective <a href="https://www.moonclub.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Moon Club</a>, we also walk listeners through how we navigated me exiting the business with integrity and grace—leaving our collaborationship (and our friendship!) full in-tact. In this episode we also discuss: -How hiding behind a mask of "coolness" can prevent you from going deep—in relationships, with your creative life, and with your spiritual practice. -Why women trigger each other and how to deal. -How to make space in your life for inspiration and visionary ideas that are unique to you. -The importance of being really (really, really) real with ourselves and with each other. -Why mixing business with feelings is an essential part of MANIFESTING THE MATRIARCHY and making way for more feminine approaches to business and leadership. You can discover more about our upcoming Mother's Day retreat <a href="https://1440.org/programs/personal-development/manifesting-the-matriarchy/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>, and learn more about Alexandra and her work <a href="https://www.alexandraroxo.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>. You can also follow her on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/alexandraroxo/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> and check out <a href="https://www.moonclub.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Moon Club</a> to get access to monthly online rituals and group coaching with Alexandra.

The Art of Collaborationship with Alexandra Roxo

Minerva Siegel

This week’s guest is Minerva Siegel, who is on IG as @spookyfatbabe. Minerva is a plus size and fat positive model, poet, and soon to be author (since we recorded this episode she’s signed a book deal. Yay!) Not only is Minerva fat and proud, she is also autistic and lives with multiple, chronic health issues, which she shares more about in our interview. All of this has led to be her being a vocal spokesperson for inclusivity – particularly in spiritual and #wellness communities, where she believes fat phobia, ableism, and trans-phobia are rife, and where she had often felt marginalized despite having found her own spiritual practice to be deeply healing on many different levels. In this episode, we discuss: -Minverva’s mission to create intersectionality among spiritual communities -Her journey to claiming the word “witch” for herself, despite major pushback from her family -The danger of correlating health or basic biology with divinity and “high vibes” -Her practice for overcoming her own fat phobia and accepting herself and her body -How to call out non-inclusive behavior in a helping and loving way -The concept of shadow work as self-care – and how we can approach this You can discover more about Minerva and her work HERE and follow her on Instagram @spookyfatbabe.

This week’s guest is Minerva Siegel, who is on IG as <a href="https://www.instagram.com/spookyfatbabe/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@spookyfatbabe</a>. Minerva is a plus size and fat positive model, poet, and soon to be author (since we recorded this episode she’s signed a book deal. Yay!) Not only is Minerva fat and proud, she is also autistic and lives with multiple, chronic health issues, which she shares more about in our interview. All of this has led to be her being a vocal spokesperson for inclusivity – particularly in spiritual and #wellness communities, where she believes fat phobia, ableism, and trans-phobia are rife, and where she had often felt marginalized despite having found her own spiritual practice to be deeply healing on many different levels. In this episode, we discuss: -Minverva’s mission to create intersectionality among spiritual communities -Her journey to claiming the word “witch” for herself, despite major pushback from her family -The danger of correlating health or basic biology with divinity and “high vibes” -Her practice for overcoming her own fat phobia and accepting herself and her body -How to call out non-inclusive behavior in a helping and loving way -The concept of shadow work as self-care – and how we can approach this You can discover more about Minerva and her work <a href="https://spookyfatbabe.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a> and follow her on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/spookyfatbabe/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@spookyfatbabe.</a>

Intersectional Wellness with Minerva Siegel

In the latest Astrocast podcast, Numinous resident astrologers Bess Matassa and Sandy Sitron discuss the major astrological transits for Leo Season 2018 (7/22—8/22). With a pair of super potent eclipses beckoning us to step through the door and towards our destinies, Mars and Mercury retro schooling us in slowing our roll, and the Leo Sun inviting generously unguarded heart pumping, it's a month for unfiltered loving, releasing attachment to outcomes, and plunging straight into the past so we can skyrocket into the future.

In the latest Astrocast podcast, Numinous resident astrologers Bess Matassa and Sandy Sitron discuss the major astrological transits for Leo Season 2018 (7/22—8/22). With a pair of super potent eclipses beckoning us to step through the door and towards our destinies, Mars and Mercury retro schooling us in slowing our roll, and the Leo Sun inviting generously unguarded heart pumping, it's a month for unfiltered loving, releasing attachment to outcomes, and plunging straight into the past so we can skyrocket into the future.

Leo Season Podcast 2018

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