Nadja's Podcast Nadja Marks

I'm becoming a new person by facing my old beliefs and patterns head on. In this episode I tell the story of how I almost flew to Pheonix to hear a very inspirational person speak. I witnessed many emotions during the course of this 3 hours stint. I feel brave at having faced what I historically would have been too triggered by. I'm living life through a ceremonial lens, where every emotion is faced and let go to make space for the dynamic life I want to lead. I hope it resonates.

Dive in, enjoy your own pace, listen as many times as you want because this is a living transmission of light language

After a painting session full of magical insights, I wanted to shared some of it. I want to be sharing my favorite painting moments with you. These are days where accumulating life lessons culminate and drop in and I'm in a place where I am present and brave enough to hear them. Enjoy this episode where I feel more honest and authentic than I have before. Speaking from the moment without a script or bullet points of what I want to talk about is one of my barometers for being on track.

Marielle is a 10 year old who is, and undoubtedly will continue to follow her passion. Right now, she's passionate about getting better at guitar, singing and performing. We spoke about how her passion for music might take many different paths, she mainly wants to be on stage. We also speak about her family and I share an incredible synchronicity she and I share astrologically.

Lately I've been wanting to make a podcast. Once I start wanting to create something, it's a countdown to when it happens and here we are with the first episode! Its uncut - literally recorded and published on the anchor app. This episode is with my husband, Adam. Our first date revealed that our flowing communication about everything was something we hadn't experienced before. It was 10 pm in the bathroom as I explain. We cover how life is a cluster of having various experiences...I'm having a despair experience or an excitement experience. Is there really a self or just a witness to these varying experiences?