Karma’s My Bitch

272. Reach Out I’ll Be There

‘Til I’m Not There: Guidance mirrors our relationship with ourselves—sometimes we cling to it, sometimes we resist it, and sometimes we outgrow it altogether. Liz and Rhea trace how for Rhea, Guidance once felt like control, how it shifted through the karmic undoing process, and why its true role has always been empowerment, not dependency. They reflect on faith, detachment, and the moment when Guidance fades into the background because we finally trust our own divine power. 

271. She Blinded Me With Science

Abracadabra: Magic is the bridge that carries us from Love to bliss. Liz and Rhea reflect on how magic reveals our divine power, why it can’t be a place to settle, and how all-caps LOVE keeps us aligned with purpose. They consider the pull of layered fates, the temptation to linger in possibility, and why the real gift of magic is knowing we are capable of so much more.

270. Hella Good

Because Nothing is Bad Anymore: Separation taught us to judge everything including what’s good, what’s bad, and where we’re allowed to fit. In this episode, Liz and Rhea discuss how those rules still cling to us, even when we think we’ve broken free, and why separation continues to prop up the old world. They reflect on the challenge of living without conformity, the revolutionary potential of multiple evolutions in a single lifetime, and how freedom emerges when we reclaim our power and choose truth over control.

269. Live to Tell

Secrets No More: What if the final lie we had to face was the one we told ourselves? In this episode, Liz and Rhea explore the subtle layers of dishonesty that linger post-karma, from white lies to self-betrayal. They examine how truth-telling becomes a radical act of hope, and why honesty in relationships reflects our deepest alignment. Full divine expression demands full transparency because in bliss, there’s no room to filter who we are.

268. Hold Me Now

Tomorrow is Too Far Away: Bliss might look calm on the outside, but inside, you're running at full power. In this episode, Rhea and Liz discuss the early stages of bliss, where you’re no longer knocked down by dips, but still adjusting to the intensity of your own divine energy. They reveal how full-body alignment makes doubt short-lived, why happiness without purpose eventually stalls, and how even impatience becomes a marker of expansion. It’s remembering that you came for it, and learning how to hold it all.

267. My Prerogative

To Live My Life as Me: The path to bliss doesn’t feel like chaos, it feels like clarity. Liz and Rhea look at the early stages of living in bliss, where the dips are shallower, the bounce-back is faster, and the power is unmistakably your own. They discuss the three reasons things may feel slow at first, how full-body knowing stabilizes your world, and why purpose becomes essential for bliss to expand. When happiness is no longer enough, bliss asks you to choose more—not because you need it, but because you know you came for it.

266. You Don't Know My Name

I Am Everywhere and Beyond: The Divine isn’t a figure, being, or idea. Rather, it’s the animating life force within everything. In this episode, Liz and Rhea trace the evolution of how we’ve known and misunderstood the Divine, from myth and religion to New Age spiritual constructs. They reflect on the fall, separation, and how reconnecting to our divine selves means reclaiming the resonance of all that is. 

265. The Way

Make the Leap and Never Look Back: Love doesn’t disappear in bliss, it transforms. In this standout episode, Liz and Rhea revisit the foundations of Love and explore how bliss amplifies and redefines it into something far more expansive, powerful, and uncontainable. They reflect on divine power in motion, the body’s evolution, and the difference between being the light and becoming all that fuels it. As we move beyond shining, beyond harmony, and beyond heart-led fate, Love remains. But bliss takes us where Love alone never could. What does it mean to be sourced by everything, and still choose more?

264. Life Is A Highway

Fate and Other Things: What happens when you stop growing through pain and start evolving through joy? Liz and Rhea explore how bliss breaks the rules of fate by activating the unwritten part—where power, purpose, and fun collide. They reflect on how happiness serves as a launchpad, and why truly living means picking up every piece of fate that once felt out of reach. From divine desire to playful service, this episode reminds us that life wasn’t meant to be survived, it was meant to be lived fully, freely, and with absolute power.

263. Up Where We Belong

The Long Climb to Nowhere: Liz and Rhea take on the outdated belief that pain earns you happiness, reminding us that joy is our birthright, not a reward. From generational guilt to spiritual self-flagellation, they shine a light on the absurdity of suffering as a prerequisite for bliss. Whether it’s waiting for retirement, the afterlife, or a sign from the universe, the delay game is over.