Karma’s My Bitch

290. Wrapped Around Your Finger

With My Lips Wrapped Around Something Else: Sex, power, and bliss all come together here. In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore how sex transforms beyond karma, becoming an expression of divine power rather than something driven by need, validation, or imbalance. They dive into sexual tension, compatibility, and why true connection requires more than just chemistry, revealing how sex in bliss is rooted in presence, openness, and shared energy. This is about understanding the difference between feeding off each other and fully sourcing from yourself, because when you do, everything changes.

 

289. I'm On Fire

Burn Baby Burn: In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore the reality of stepping into bliss, where expansion doesn’t always feel smooth and clarity doesn’t always come instantly. They talk about the waves of divine power, the temptation to fall back into old ways of thinking, and why you have to fully live through each experience to move forward. This is where you learn to trust yourself even when things don’t immediately make sense.

288. How Will I Know?

Ignorance is Bliss: In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore how relationships evolve in bliss, where detachment replaces control and resonance replaces overthinking. They dive into why some connections feel effortless while others fall away, and how trusting yourself becomes more reliable than any external sign. This is about letting people show up as they are, choosing from alignment rather than need, and realizing that when it truly fits, you just know.

287. The Night We Met

Were We Sober?: Drugs, sex, and bliss—do they actually belong in the same conversation? Liz and Rhea take on one of the most charged topics yet, exploring how our relationship to substances shifts once we move beyond karma and into true self-led living. They break down the difference between escape and enhancement, why dependency can’t exist in bliss, and how Oneness—not rules—becomes the only real compass. This is about reclaiming choice without losing yourself, and understanding what actually brings you closer to your power.

286. Under The Bridge

On Top of the Bed: Sex gets a serious upgrade in bliss. Liz and Rhea challenge everything we’ve been taught about sex—moving it away from performance, validation, and learned behaviour into honesty, desire, and true connection. They explore what it means to know yourself sexually, choose the right partners, and let sex become an expression of power rather than a tool for it. This is about shedding dysfunction, reclaiming your body, and experiencing sex as something expansive, creative, and fully alive. What if sex was never the problem, just how we learned it?

Let’s Talk Dirty V: Son Of A Preacher Man

Love and the All-Elusive Lover: Liz and Rhea close the series by getting to the root of our sexual dysfunction, revealing how conditioning, control, and the stories we cling to have distorted something inherently powerful. Moving beyond rules, roles, and performance, they reframe sex as an expression of consciousness, choice, and mutual desire. When you stop outsourcing your power, everything shifts. What happens when you finally remember yourself? In the end, it was always about you.

285. Promiscuous

Everyone Does It: Happiness isn’t the end of the story. In this episode, Liz and Rhea draw the line between happiness as the fullest expression of our written fate and bliss as the unwritten space where we create even more. They explain why real bliss demands more than simply coasting on what already works and the desire for more becomes the doorway into something bigger, bolder, and entirely self-created.

284. Read My Mind

Forget I Exist: What if the less you explain, the more of your true self you become? In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore how self-expression changes in bliss, where words start to lose their grip and presence says more than over-explaining ever could. They talk about directness, silence, open-hearted connection, and why being fully yourself can feel like a lot to people who aren’t used to that kind of truth. This is about leaving old versions of yourself behind, trusting what doesn’t need constant translation, and letting connection speak louder than performance.

283. Good For You

Until You Choke: What if being fully yourself was the whole point? Liz and Rhea share the shift from shrinking, people-pleasing, and overcompensating into the freedom of showing up as your fullest self. They talk about the difference between magic and bliss, what it really means to be seen, and why real power no longer needs to dominate the room to fill it. This is about dropping the armour and letting your light take up the space it was always meant to.

Let’s Talk Dirty IV: Killing Me Softly

Who Am I if not Divine?: Sex is everywhere—so why does no one feel that good about it? Liz and Rhea return to the conversation with sharper clarity, calling out the gap between what sex is supposed to be and what most people actually experience. From performative patterns to silence around what’s really working, they explore how we’ve distorted something that should feel natural, powerful, and alive. This isn’t about blaming bad partners or bad luck, it’s about taking ownership of desire, connection, and truth. If sex reflects your relationship with yourself, then what is yours really saying?