Sacredly Selfish

Megan Thiara and Raju Bhatti
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Sacredly Selfish is a space for real, raw, and radically honest conversations where women reclaim the word selfish as sacred. Hosted by two friends on a journey of self love and healing, this podcast explores what happens when you choose yourself first, not from ego, but from love. Through stories, reflections, and soul led dialogue, we challenge the conditioning that tells women to give until they are empty and instead remind you that filling your own cup is the most generous thing you can do.

  1. APR 29

    E16: Honouring What's Changing

    This conversation wasn't planned, but it was necessary. We're talking about outgrowing, realignment, and what it means to choose yourself even when it's uncomfortable. If you've ever felt the pull to change something in your life but didn't know how, this one will land. Big shifts are happening, and we're trusting them.

    19 min

  2. APR 15

    E15: The Art of Creating Space

    This week, we're slowing down and returning to something we often overlook- space. In a world that celebrates constant doing, we explore what it means to soften, pause, and actually create room for ourselves to exist. Raju shares her evolving relationship with alone time through motherhood, and how what she once thought she needed has completely shifted. I also reflect on my 30-day meditation devotion, and how my mind tried to convince me I failed because it didn't look perfect, when in reality, the act of creating space was the devotion. This episode is a reminder that space is not something you have to earn. It is something you return to.

    33 min

  3. APR 1

    E14: Becoming Her Before Meeting Him

    Episode 14 is a raw, in the moment conversation that captures the energy of real time transformation. We dive into what it means to purge-emotionally, energetically, and spiritually. How creating space invites entirely new energy into your life. This episode reflects on the version of me that existed post-divorce versus the woman I am becoming now....and the in-between that doesn't always get talked about. This episode is honest, unfiltered, and deeply reflective. It's about growth, awareness, and learning to hold space for your own evolution without needing to define or understand everything all at once.

    22 min

  4. MAR 18

    E13: The Decision I Was Afraid to Make

    This episode isn't just about explant. It's about how we make big, life altering decisions. I share my full journey of questioning, unraveling, doubting, listening, resisting and ultimately choosing explant. However, at its core, this is a conversation about intuition, fear, conditioning, and learning how to trust yourself again. If you have ever felt stuck in a decision, afraid of choosing wrong, or disconnected from your body's wisdom, this episode is for you. When we learn to trust ourselves, everything changes.

    45 min

  5. MAR 4

    E12: Where Laughter Meets Grief

    What began with laughter turned into vulnerability, grief, tenderness, and truth. We found ourselves holding space for sadness, memories, and emotions we didn't plan to visit, but clearly needed to. If you've ever sat in a moment that surprised you, cracked you open, or reminded you how deeply human you are - this ones for you.

    44 min

  6. FEB 18

    E11: Undoing Beauty: Breast Implants, Botox & Choosing Ourselves Again

    In this episode, we open an honest, vulnerable conversation about beauty standards, cosmetic procedures, and the quiet ways we learn to outsource our worth. We share our personal journeys with breast implants, botox, and fillers, why we chose them, what we were really seeking beneath the surface, and what we would do differently now. This is a raw reflection on self-worth, conditioning, body image, and the courage it takes to come back home to ourselves. A reminder that true beauty isn't something we fix, enhance, or chase...it's something we remember.

    40 min

  7. FEB 4

    E10: More Than a Hallmark Holiday

    Is Valentine's Day just a commercialized spectacle....or can it actually mean something deeper? We explore both sides. Raju keeps it real about why the day has never resonated, while Megan shares how learning to truly love herself changed her entire relationship with love, and with Valentine's Day. This episode is about stripping love back to its essence, releasing the pressure of show it "should" look, and discovering what it means to be in love from the inside out.

    31 min

  8. JAN 21

    E9: Sacred Honesty

    In today's conversation, we pull back the curtain and share the very real, very human moment where overwhelm started creeping in. We talk about the fears we've carried around creating this podcast, what it feels like to share our lives so publicly, and the hard conversations we knew we couldn't avoid if we wanted to keep going, without burning out. This episode is about choosing honest communication even when its uncomfortable. About naming what's heavy instead of pushing through it. About protecting the joy that made us start in the first place. If you're building something you love, navigating partnership, or feeling stretched thin trying to "do it all," this conversation is a reminder that sustainable growth requires truth, softness, and choosing connection over silence.

    29 min
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Sacredly Selfish is a space for real, raw, and radically honest conversations where women reclaim the word selfish as sacred. Hosted by two friends on a journey of self love and healing, this podcast explores what happens when you choose yourself first, not from ego, but from love. Through stories, reflections, and soul led dialogue, we challenge the conditioning that tells women to give until they are empty and instead remind you that filling your own cup is the most generous thing you can do.

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  • Creator
    Megan Thiara and Raju Bhatti
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    16
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Megan Thiara and Raju Bhatti
  • Show Website
    Sacredly Selfish

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